Syncwire Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter Charger Adapter 54W
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Syncwire Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter Charger Adapter 54W PD&QC3.0 USB C Car Charger [Stronger Dual Mics & HiFi Bass Sound] [Fast Charging] [Light Switch] Wireless Radio Receiver Hands-Free Calling
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The sound quality is great, and I love the rainbow light feature. The dual microphones are a great addition, and they make it easy to take calls hands-free.
The fast charging feature is very convenient, and I can easily charge my phone and other devices while I’m driving. The Bluetooth connection is strong and reliable, and I’ve had no issues with it.
I’m very happy with the Syncwire Bluetooth 5.4 FM Transmitter Car Adapter. It’s a great way to upgrade your car’s audio system and make your drives more enjoyable.
I am quite impressed with this product because it is easy to set up and connection was a breeze, which remains stable without any noticeable interruptions or drops. Also, the dual ports are a great feature, which allows me to charge my phone and other device at the same time during long drives. The LED display is bright and easy to read, which is a nice touch for design purposes and helps reduces distractions while driving in the dark. However, while the design is sleek, the build feels a bit lightweight and plasticky because it doesn’t feel as sturdy as some other car adapters I’ve used in the past, but it’s still functional. Overall, it is a solid choice for anyone looking to add bluetooth functionality and fast charging to their car. Its fast charging capability, and ease of use make it a great addition to any vehicle. While it has a minor issue like build quality concerns, it still delivers good value for the price. I would recommend it to anyone needing a reliable transmitter with added features.
What it is = a way to add BluTooth to your (old, ancient non-BluTooth) Car radio.
What it is not – a way to add USB thumbdrives or CD players or other devices to your wireless.
Link to car radio.
First set you Car radio to some unused FM channel (in my case, the far end 108MHz). Then plug the device in, press the CH button and use ‘phone’ button left/right (< and >) to match the channel.
Pair to phone.
Next press the ‘b’ button and ‘pair’ your mobile phone (or blu-tooth player) with the device. You can then play music or whatever from your mobile to your car radio.
All of which is easy enough (I have a generic andriod phone and use ‘Pulsar’ app which immediatly spotted the device and offered to pair when I launched it)
The music quality is, I’m happy to say, outstanding !
(much better than normal radio channels, on par with the build in CD player)
To answer phone calls.
Just press the big ‘phone’ button on the device !
NOTE the device has built in microphones (little silver ‘grills’ along the bottom edge) – which work fine with the divice plugged into the ciggarette socket on/near the car dash pannel. However if you use a socket in the glove compartment or back seat it’s may be an issue.
Other.
The device has 2 USB sockets. These let you recharge / power your phone or other ki. They do NOT allow the device to play music from a USB stick (or portable USB player or whatever)
So why are there two ? Well old cars w/o blutooth radios don’t come with SatNav. So you will likley be needing a USB socket for that.
All in all, I can highly recommend this (for those of us with ancient non BluTooth car radios) !
I got this in attempt to get a hands-free and streaming capability for my Honda S2000 which, being of 2005 vintage, has a stereo with neither Bluetooth nor aux socket.
Installation is easy – tune your radio to an unused FM frequency, tune the transmitter to match, then pair with Bluetooth. Job done. There was only one gotcha – if the battery voltage is low (when the engine isn’t running), it doesn’t enter the Bluetooth pairing phase, but just displays the battery voltage. This isn’t mentioned in the instructions and took me a couple of minutes to figure out but, once I’d started the engine, it all proceeded well.
Sound quality is as expected for FM radio – perfectly acceptable but not CD or DAB quality.
The microphone works well with the top up, but a microphone in a convertible with the hood down will always be a challenge, especially when, as in the S2000, the cigarette lighter is down by your left hip instead of on the dashboard or centre console. With the hood down, I could be heard on phone calls but had to raise my voice due to wind and road noise. This isn’t the fault of the device, it’s a consequence of open-top driving – even with noise cancellation, you can’t expect noise-free calls. I think the best solution for a convertible is probably a Bluetooth headset.
Re the lighting effects, it’s nice that they can be turned off – it’s not something I’ll use. Charging output seems OK, my phone maintains it’s charge and doesn’t complain about being connected to a low-output charger, as can sometimes happen with other chargers.
All in all, I’d recommend this device as a Bluetooth hands-free phone solution for cars with no Bluetooth capability. But if you have a convertible and regularly drive with the hood down, maybe consider a headset or earpiece solution.
I have previously had Bluetooth to aux in my car but they never last very long. This is a really good device and it charges my Samsung s22 ultra as fast my charger that came with the phone.
Auto connects when you turn on the engine which is perfect!
I don’t normally write reviews but before I purchased this item I did read the positive reviews and thought I’d give it a try .
It’s very simple to set up and I’ve been using it a week now and I’m impressed, the sound quality is very good and has depth and the hands free calls are clear . If you don’t have factory Bluetooth in your car this is a must have for the price
I’ve got an old X-type with the Fisher Price style satnav,radio and Bluetooth. There are some esoteric solutions out there,but they are expensive and involve dismantling and soldering.
This little gem plugs into the cigarette lighter, and minutes later you’ll be listening to your favourite music, podcast, YouTube, or audiobook. Oh, and making and
receiving clear calls.
All for the meagre sum of 16.99.
Can’t comment on longevity yet, but the performance is more
than you’d expect at this price.
Easy to set up I had it working in 2 mins I can now enjoy my music, podcasts, radio and make and receive phone calls seamlessly through my car speakers can definitely recommend
I have recently installed this bluetooth transmitter in my 2011 model car. The transmitter was simple and easy to install.
I am impressed by the music sound quality and have been using this everyday for the last few weeks. Additionally, the hands-free calling feature is a major benefit thanks to the phone calls being clear and understandable even on noisy roads. It is important to select the right frequency for minimal noise disruption.
I would recommended this for older car models.
I am not a very tech savvy person when it comes to cars so was not sure what to expect of this little device. For me, I love that it gives such fast charging of my phone wheni n the car which was the main reason I got this device. The Bluetooth connectivity is also great – I was easily able to connect to my phone with no problem and the sound quality comes through great. i havent used it for hands free calls yet, but I look forward to using that feature now that I have the ability to use it! It’s amazing that such a small device can offer so many benefits!
This has worked each time I’ve tried to link my phone to my old car stereo using this, so I’ve got no complaints.
It plugs into the cigarette lighter and looks really good when lit up.
Music plays seamlessly and the connection via Bluetooth is really good.
I recently upgraded my car accessory game with the Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter Car Charger, and let me tell you, it’s been a game-changer for my driving experience!
Firstly, let’s talk about charging efficiency. With its 54W PD&QC 3.0 USB Type-C Charger Adapter, this device delivers lightning-fast charging speeds. Whether I’m juicing up my phone, tablet, or any other compatible device, it’s a breeze to keep everything powered up on the go.
But it’s not just about charging—this transmitter is also a powerhouse in terms of connectivity and audio quality. The Bluetooth 5.3 technology ensures a stable and seamless connection to my devices, allowing me to stream music and podcasts with crystal-clear sound. The HiFi Deep Bass feature adds a whole new dimension to my audio experience, delivering rich and immersive sound quality that’s perfect for long drives.
One of my favorite features is the hands-free calling function. The stronger mics ensure that my voice comes through loud and clear, even in noisy environments. It’s incredibly convenient and, more importantly, enhances safety by allowing me to keep my hands on the wheel and my focus on the road.
I also appreciate the light switch feature, which allows me to easily toggle the device on and off with just a press of a button. It’s a small detail, but it adds to the overall user-friendliness of the transmitter.
In summary, the Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter Car Charger has exceeded my expectations in every way. It combines fast charging, top-notch audio quality, and convenient features like hands-free calling into one sleek and compact package. If you’re looking to upgrade your car audio setup, look no further—this transmitter is the real deal!
To get this working all I had to do was plug it into the cigarette lighter socket & search for SWXC96X on my phone . this paired instantly & i just had to tune the radio into the MHz displayed on the Digital Display.
The sound quality was good you can change tracks by simply push the right hand knob right or left with a finger and change the volume by flicking up & down.
This model has ports where you can plug in a USB-C or USB for charging devices. There is another model that has a built in USB-C Coiled cable from the same manufacturer so if you have a USB-C phone then this might be a better bet.
I haven’t used the phone option yet as nobody has called when I’m using it but i’m sure it will be fine.
The LED lights that surround the unit a nice added touch and look cool when they move to the sound .
The unit displays your car Voltage and the MHz to tune into to receive your audio !
Hope this helps …..