Aux Bluetooth Adapter for Car, 2 in 1 Bluetooth Transmitter Receiver for Hands-Free Call, Noise Cancelling 3.5mm AUX Bluetooth 5.0 Receiver for Home Stereo System/Headphones/Easy Connect

Use this in my garage since my phone does not have an aux port. Works perfect to stream music to an older style stereo system. Seems to have decent battery life. Have used it for 3 or 4 hours multiple times now without recharging. Had trouble getting it set up but once figured out it's easy to use.

It works ok. I use it on airplanes.

Very nice little Bluetooth unit, portable. Quick and easy to install and set up. It can be moved from instrument to instrument, highly, recommend it. Super duper cheap made very well.Great audio I highly recommend it.Try you want today

No trouble pairing it with my phone; I can finally listen to the music on my phone in my car! Love it! Well, I could have just directly plugged in using a 3.5-to-3.5 mm cord, but all the cords & wires get old after awhile; also, I really bought this item with another use in mind, but wanted to give it a try to make sure it works. It does!Basically, it does just what it says. The volume on it isn't insanely fabulous, but by turning the volume on the phone to nearly max, and of course, the volume on the car "radio", too, there's NO problem. Possibly would be a problem if you somehow had to rely ONLY on the volume on this bluetooth receiver (?) but I can't immediately think of any circumstance of that type that might come up.Anyway, love it so far - small & light, easy to set up, and IT WORKS! Absolutely recommend it at this point.As always, will update if anything changes...

After two months of using it and the battery was good and the charger it came with works, that’s until it doesn’t. So if you’re looking for something temporary like being full after eating. Buy this.

This was the cheapest I could find to connect to my Aux speakers in my house. The bluetooth range is pretty good, I have it on the first floor and it stays connected even if I go upstairs or in the basement.Every once in a while I have connection issues, but if you unplug from the Aux, allow it to turn off on its own, and try again it usually works. I just leave it plugged in at all times so it doesn't die, so I can't speak to the battery longevity.As for sound quality, I have quality speakers and I don't notice a difference when I connect directly to my phone via an Aux-to-iPhone dongle, vs. Bluetooth with this connecter. Seems good to me! And you can't beat the price. We'll see how long it lasts but I've had for a few months and still going strong.

Great product plays my music just fine on my older Harley Davidson radio even at high speeds easy to connect

Don't believe the review by the person claiming to use this with keyboards. I bought this based on that specific information but it was obviously a fake review. This item works and is probably okay for passive listening, but cannot by any means be used as a substitute for a wired headset from a musical instrument due to the very high latency. I'm really disappointed, but I'll have see see if there are quick enough, better quality bluetooth dongles at a reasonable price. This thing is pretty cheaply made, and I doubt if it cost more than a buck wholesale. Quality like the old $1 watches that actually worked pretty well if you are not fussy. I'll keep it to use transmitting from my old mp3 players. while some of the delay might be from my earphones, when I use them with my computer watching videos any delay is not noticeable during speech. When I tried to use them with this dongle out of the piano, it was too slow and delayed to be able to play and listen at the same time.