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This Bluetooth car mp3 player is very good. It makes my driving time more interesting. I never found boring in the morning. Thanks for that! Wonderful....

4.4Overall:  

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Simply put it does what you expect. Package arrived earlier than expected it appeared to be a returned item but I went to try the item and so far it has impressed me by far. Inserted in to lighter socket plugged in a 8gb flash drive programmed the radio frequency and away I went. For the price and quality of the product you should not be disappointed. A great choice from playing CD's.

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This Bluetooth car MP3 player is good in quality. its sound quality is the best one i have ever listened to. it is worth its price. i like it!

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Plug it in and it goes. Sound quality about the same as if listening to the radio. <br/>Doesn't always want to connect and stay seated in the plug but works out fine once it does. <br/>Opened up to look at fuse, very readily all pieces came apart. <br/>Dropped once and faceplate came off but snapped right back on no damage.

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I've been wanting to try a FM transmitter, however I didn't want to spend a lot for one. I seen this one on Amazon and decided to give it a try. The unit was shipped the same day I purchased and I had it within 10 days. I immediately went out and tried it in my truck. I was worried that my old dinosaur of an Alpine stereo would not be able to pick up the transmission clearly. I had nothing to worry about. The sound quality is equal to what I get on the regular radio stations. I get a little bit of background static driving through town, but you can only hear it when in between songs. Nothing I can't handle. This thing works great and I would recommend to anyone wanting to try it. The only things I found that I didn't like about it was that the only time you can use the remote with the unit is if you are using an SD card or the USB connection. If you want to use your actual iPod or MP3 player to control playlists (which you cannot set an play with the SD card) you need to use the headphone jack cable included. Also, don't be surprised if your remote doesn't work too well either. Mine works only after pressing the buttons several times. The remote is made of very cheap plastic, thin and flimsy. But since I'm using the iPod to control what's getting played and that doesn't need the remote, I'm not too worried about the remote or trying to get it replaced.