JBL Click - Bluetooth Remote Controller for Your Steering Wheel or Handlebars Control Music and Phone Calls Easy

Works perfectly for my car. Allows me to change volume, play/pause, and skip songs or go back to the previous song. All without looking at my phone, distraction free song listening. I attached the unit to my steering wheel and works great. The control scheme is what drove me towards this product, other products had multi-button schemes for audio playback. This product is simpler. The control scheme is very easy figure out. One click to play/pause, two clicks to skip, three clicks to rewind to the previous song/beginning of current song. Rotating the dial changes the volume. These simple controls are very easy to use, the face of the one button is large so you can easily find it while driving. Battery life is very good, lasting a couple months. Taking standard 2032 coin batteries, same as other electronics such as the AirTag. If you have an older car such as mine that doesn't have Bluetooth audio controls, this product is perfect. Read more

I purchased the remote for my car, as it has no steering wheel controls and I wanted to use a CarPlay screen (sits on the dash as opposed to replacing the head unit). The JBL click paired to my phone extremely easily, holds onto the steering wheel shockingly well and functions great. In essence it works like the multi-function button on headphones. Only thing of note, the volume control does not work when the phone is connected to carplay, you still have to do that on the radio itself. Read more

Works great and does exactly what it's supposed to. Used this in an old Prius alongside an AUX Bluetooth adapter to bring it somewhat into the modern era. Love that it's mountable to the wheel and is easy to place in a way that keeps it out of the way. Button is nice and clicky and the wheel feels satisfying to turn. Read more

2yr update: the strap just broke which makes it useless. I was a fan until this happened. Also seen other reviews that show the same problem so product flaw rather than natural wear and tear. Revising from 5 star to 1 star as can no longer recommend. 1yr review: Much better than other similar products like this. I tried a different 'best seller' product before this one and it was cheap crap. This one is much better design and build quality, and it works really well. Setup was seamless too. It connects to your phone via Bluetooth so you can control calls, volume and playback whilst phone is already connected to car system (either tethered or with bluetooth). Read more

I like the features and build quality in everything and it does what it's supposed to do although some people are misunderstanding what exactly it's for and thinking it has features that aren't even advertised. The strap however is horrible. There's only two holes for the straps to connect and one is too loose and one is way too tight on my regular steering wheel on my little Subaru Legacy. So in order to get it stable so it doesn't flop around I have to put it on the only tightest setting available and after 4 days it stretched so bad it just fell off my wheel and was all ripped out. They need to make the strap better with maybe even something metal if you think of a radiator hose style clamp with a screw on it, something like that would be perfect. That way you can adjust the tightness easily and lock it in without putting too much stretch on the rubber strap thus having it tear out on you 4 days in. unfortunately have to return mine. bummer because it really worked well and had a nice click feel and the volume knob worked great. But the strap design is a total fail Read more

I purchased this device with a single use in mind: to control Spotify, which I listen to through Bluetooth earbuds while I ride my motorcycle. I use Plugfones brand earbuds, which function as earplugs as well as headphones, and this works very well, except for trying to change songs, pause the music, or control the volume. My gloves are not touchscreen compatible, and I prefer to keep my hands near the handlebars regardless. This device is a perfect solution! It connects automatically to your phone once turned on, and consists of a simple scroll wheel/single button interface. Turn the button clockwise to increase volume, counterclockwise to decrease it. Click it once to play/pause, twice to skip forward, and three times to skip backwards. I wouldn't waste my time with the other options here on Amazon; they're cheap, fall apart quickly, and don't work very well. Sure, you pay a little more for name brand, but the quality increase is well worth it, and it shows. One thing I would change on the device is the mounting design. The device band has only two settings for handlebar diameter, with the smaller diameter being far too small for a motorcycle handlebar, and the larger diameter being slightly too large. If you have tapered bars, this likely will not be a concern, but in my case, it was a bit frustrating. I ended up attaching it to my grip, as shown in the picture, and it works really well. JBL, if you're reading this, consider adding a few more adjustment options to the band, and it would pretty much be perfect. Read more

I purchased an older motorcycle that has a stereo system, head unit and some speakers. The head unit predates Bluetooth capability but has an AUX input. The problem I ran into was none of the handlebar controls could control music on my phone because it was connected via AUX. This little issue created a whole world of concerns since if I wanted to skip tracks or anything, I now had to remove my hand from the bar and try to push the icon on the phone. Not an easy task and personally too dangerous. This little device fixed all the issues. I am able to secure it around the handlebar and with just moving my thumb move up and down tracks and adjust volume. My eyes never leave the road, and I can keep my gloves on to operate it. This is a pretty awesome Bluetooth controller. My only complaint is swapping the battery is kinda annoying. In the months I have had it, I have only swapped it once, so it's not that bad. Read more