Bluetooth AUX Receiver for Car Stereo and Speakers
Your stereo does not need replacing to play music from your phone. This small receiver plugs into the AUX port you already have, pairs once, and puts calls and track controls on the body. Keep the stereo, lose the cable.
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Your stereo does not need replacing to play music from your phone. This small receiver plugs into the AUX port you already have, pairs once, and puts calls and track controls on the body. Keep the stereo, lose the cable.
Turn any wired speaker or headset into a Bluetooth device with a simple 3.5mm AUX plug
- Car stereo or speaker has no Bluetooth
- Wired headphones are inconvenient
- Need hands-free calls while driving
Make your old car stereo wireless in seconds
Tired of cables tangled around the gearshift? Plug in one small receiver and your wired stereo, speaker or headset becomes a Bluetooth device you control with your phone and hands-free buttons.
Every control you need, right on the plug
- Hands-free calls, no reaching
A dedicated call button sits on the body, so you answer or end a call without looking down at your phone. The mic pinhole picks up your voice while the receiver stays out of the way of the gearshift.
- Music controls on the plug
Play/pause, track skip and volume +/- sit on the textured body. Change a song or turn the volume down without unlocking your phone, and keep your eyes where they belong.
- Clips on anywhere
The body is small enough to sit in a pocket or bag, and the clip attaches it to a visor, bag strap or speaker edge. It moves from the car to the kitchen speaker to the gym without a second thought.
Plug it in, pair once, drive
- 1Plug the receiver into the AUX port
Push the silver 3.5mm plug into the AUX input on your car stereo, home speaker or wired headset. Give it a firm push until it seats.
- 2Switch it on and pair your phone
Turn on the power button, then choose the receiver from your phone's Bluetooth settings. Pairing is a one-time step, and most people finish it in a minute or two.
- 3Play, call and adjust from the body
Start a playlist on your phone, then use the body buttons for play/pause, track skip, volume and hands-free calls.
Small enough to clip anywhere
- 5.8 cm / 2.3 inBody length
- 1.5 cm / 0.6 inBody width
- 5.2 cm / 2 inPlug barrel
Small enough to sit in one palm and clip onto a visor or bag strap.
Cheaper than a new stereo, cleaner than FM
| This receiver | New head unit | FM transmitter | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps your current stereo | — | ||
| Needs installation | No | Yes | No |
| Hands-free call button on the device | Varies | — | |
| Works with any AUX-equipped stereo or speaker | — | — | |
| Plugs into the AUX port you already have | — | — |
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Questions and answers
If the stereo or speaker has a 3.5mm AUX input, yes. Plug the receiver in and the stereo plays audio from your phone over Bluetooth. A device with no 3.5mm input at all is the one case this will not fix.
Yes. The receiver uses a standard Bluetooth connection, so any phone, tablet or laptop with Bluetooth can pair with it.
A new head unit with Bluetooth means buying a whole stereo and paying for installation. This receiver uses the AUX port you already have, pairs in a minute or two, and moves to a speaker or wired earphones when you need it. You keep your stereo and skip the install.
The plug is knurled brushed silver, so you get a good grip when seating it, and the clip keeps the body from hanging off the port. Push it all the way in before you drive.
The receiver has a mic pinhole and a dedicated call button, so calls run through the stereo speakers and the receiver. Clarity also depends on your phone's microphone and the stereo, so make a test call before a long drive.
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