COMSOON Bluetooth Receiver for Car Noise Cancelling 3 5mm AUX Bluetooth Car Adapter Wireless Audio Receiver for Home

Works as advertised. Good battery life and easy to use. Good audio quality and connectivity. Read more

I highly recommend this It works great and connects to your phone fast The set up is easy Read more

Ok ! This is best review for Honda people and for those who have aux input. Ok people wrote something like" dont work ,have some issue with connection,distortion and etc. They don't have reliable phone or stereo. It works with any car but I can tell for honda people. $16.99 don't have to change stereo ( which is over $299) or add screen .this is it. Clear sound .same sound as aux cable. But best thing no need wires on your phone can play anything you want plus can make phone call will clear sound. I have sqmsung galaxy s22 ultra . And pure quality sound . Read more

I've had this for 10 months. I plugged it into the Aux-in port in my car and it does a fine job of streaming audio from my phone. It's even good enough to carry on a phone call while driving and I've also connected it to my work phone & use it for conference calls when I'm driving, with no complaints about noise or audio quality from other participants. I cannot comment on battery life, as I plugged the USB cable into the adapter and into the 2nd port of my car charger and I just leave it plugged in. It's charging every time the engine is running. It does a pretty good job of staying connected via Bluetooth. Sometimes, it does too good a job - it'll remain connected to the phones when I walk into the house and when I go to answer a call, the phone is piping the audio to the adapter in the car. I've gotten in the habit of turning off the adapter as I park. For the first 7 months or so, it worked really well. Over the last couple of months, the audio announcements ("power on", "power off", "device connected") are starting to get truncated - I don't get the full announcement, both the beginning and ending of the announcement are getting clipped. Additionally, it will sometimes turn itself on - there are times when I'm going for a short drive and don't bother with turning it on, but I'll suddenly get (some of) the "power on" and "device connected" messages out of the blue. For the $18 I paid for it in Sept '24, I guess it's a reasonable value. The price has dropped a buck or so since. I do have the feeling I'll have to purchase a replacement sooner rather than later. While this works well, I'll probably look at a different brand in the hopes of finding something that will last longer. Read more

Works like a charm. Purchased to connect my Phone to my 2012 Harley Davidson sound system via the mini plug on the front of the radio. I gave it one initial charge, plugged it in, and presto! It is working flawlessly so far. Super pleased with battery life and ease of use. I'm an old guy and hate trying to figure out new tech; this was fantastic. I have aftermarket speakers and all, but the regular radio stations sounded bad. The Bluetooth connection made all the difference and really brought the system to life. Ordering was easy, shipping was fast, and the item was very affordable. This device plugs into the aux port on any compatible device, connects via Bluetooth, and is ready to go in under 30 seconds. Read more

Used it to replace an unreliable bluetooth system in my Acura TSX. Simple and works great. Comes with a Male/male 3.5mm cord to patch to the vehicle. Also a USB A/C patch that I hooked to a USB A cigarette lighter adapter for power. Wish I'd done it sooner. No issues pairing with two different iPhones (It can hold up to two paired devices). Connects immediately on power up. Play/pause, fwd/rev buttons for content. Play answers the phone. Double tap redials. Phone microphone reported as a little weak. But that might be caused by the unit's location down at the base of the gear shift. Read more

amazing it worked super well on my 2007 Lincoln MKX quick easy all I have to do is take it out the box put the adapter inside plugging in my aux port and connected to my phone, Bluetooth wise it works amazing. No need to charge it or anything like that. Read more

I use IEMs everyday. For work and various reasons. I need audio played on my phone and these things are incredibly useful, since my phone doesn't have a 3.5mm jack. I've tried out multiple of these receivers. Bought this one a few months ago. By far the best sounding product at its price point. And the battery life is ridiculously good, I would have it on all day at work, at least 8-10 hours. Mind you sometimes it was paused. But otherwise great product, if it weren't for it's downfall - a flimsy headphone jack. Mine was broken after maybe 4 weeks. For a bit I was able to mess with headphone cord, and when it's in the exact right spot, the jack will pick up the signal again. At some point I put a rubberband on the end of the cable to keep if affixed. The thing was, I couldn't move it. If I ever so much as sneezed, the sound would go out and I'd have to mess with the rubber band again 🤣. I confirmed with multiple headphones, it was indeed the receiver unfortunately. After about half a year of being stuck together with a rubberband, and my thoughts and prayers - it finally gave out. I only held onto it as long as I did, because otherwise the product quality it amazing. Which makes me confused how they failed on the most integral point. I would be more than willing to buy the product again in the future, should they fix this glaring hardware issue. Read more