Bluetooth Car Aux Receiver for Wired Stereos and Speakers

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Bluetooth Car Aux Receiver for Wired Stereos and Speakers
Bluetooth Car Aux Receiver for Wired Stereos and Speakers
Bluetooth Car Aux Receiver for Wired Stereos and Speakers
Bluetooth Car Aux Receiver for Wired Stereos and Speakers
Bluetooth Car Aux Receiver for Wired Stereos and Speakers
Bluetooth Car Aux Receiver for Wired Stereos and Speakers
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TypeCar Electronics / Bluetooth Audio Receiver
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Your phone's music and calls, in a car that was never built for Bluetooth. One compact receiver plugs into the 3.5mm aux input you already have, so the stereo you own starts streaming in seconds. Nothing gets installed and no new head unit is needed.

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Your phone's music and calls, in a car that was never built for Bluetooth. One compact receiver plugs into the 3.5mm aux input you already have, so the stereo you own starts streaming in seconds. Nothing gets installed and no new head unit is needed.

Turn any car stereo or wired speaker into a Bluetooth system with a simple 3.5mm plug

Solves
  • old car stereo has no Bluetooth
  • wired-only headphones or speakers
  • hands-free calls without a built-in kit

Give your old car stereo wireless music

Tired of tangled aux cords and a dashboard stuck in the past? Plug in one compact receiver and your phone's music and calls flow through the car you already own.

One plug adds Bluetooth to any stereo

Side angle of Bluetooth aux receiver with knurled metal plug extended

Plug in and pair once

Push the 3.5mm plug into any aux input and the receiver pairs with your phone over Bluetooth, streaming music as A2DP audio. If the stereo has a 3.5mm input, it works. Nothing gets wired into the dash, and the stays out of sight.

Top-end view of receiver showing 3.5mm jack port beside a silver aux plug

Calls through the built-in mic

The pinhole microphone sits on the body, so you can take and end calls without touching your phone. One round button handles answering and ending. It takes a few drives to tell the presses apart by feel.

Bluetooth receiver shown with included 3.5mm aux plug and USB to micro-USB charging cable

Small enough to hide away

The matte black body is small and light. It tucks behind the dash or onto a visor without blocking the stereo, and the knurled silver plug holds a firm grip in the jack.

Plug it in and pair in under a minute

  1. 1
    Charge it before the first drive

    Connect the micro-USB cable to the port on the side. The indicator lets you know when it has power.

  2. 2
    Plug into the aux input

    Push the silver 3.5mm plug into the stereo's aux jack. The receiver sits in the cabin with a short run of cable.

  3. 3
    Pair your phone once

    Turn on Bluetooth on your phone, select the receiver, and confirm the pairing. After that, your phone reconnects when you start the car.

  4. 4
    Control playback from the button

    Use the round button to pause, skip, answer, and end calls. Raise the phone volume to about two-thirds, then turn up the stereo gradually.

Everything you need to get started

  • Bluetooth audio receiver×1

    Matte black body with a raised blue Bluetooth logo and round control button

  • 3.5mm aux adapter plug×1

    Knurled silver plug that goes into the stereo's aux input

  • USB to micro-USB charging cable×1

    Charges the receiver before the first drive

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TypeCar Electronics / Bluetooth Audio Receiver
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Will it work with my car stereo if it has an aux input?
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Wanelo · seller

If your stereo has a 3.5mm aux input, it will work. Plug the receiver into that jack, pair your phone, and the stereo plays the audio like any other source. Stereos with only a cassette deck or FM radio have no aux jack, so check the dash before you buy.

Does it work with wired speakers or headphones with a 3.5mm jack?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes. The receiver feeds any 3.5mm input, so a wired speaker or small amplifier with a 3.5mm jack plays Bluetooth audio. The headphone jack on the far end is a pass-through, so a wired set can plug in there. Pair it with a if your gear uses a different plug.

Is the sound quality as good as a built-in Bluetooth system?
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Wanelo · seller

Not quite. This is a budget receiver with a plastic body, so the sound rides on the quality of your stereo and your phone. The upside is a wired signal, which means no static and no station hunting. Treat it as a practical tool that gets your playlist on the speakers.

How do I charge it, and what cable is included?
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Wanelo · seller

The box includes a USB to micro-USB cable. Plug the micro-USB end into the receiver and the USB end into a charger to top up the battery. Charge it before the first drive, then keep it plugged in when the car is parked for long stretches.

Can I take phone calls through the built-in mic?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes. The pinhole microphone is built in, so calls come through the car's speakers without a separate hands-free kit. Press the round button to answer and again to end the call. Speak at a normal volume, since the mic picks up your voice from the cabin.

Is it worth it compared with a new head unit or an FM transmitter?
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Wanelo · seller

A new head unit with Bluetooth means buying the unit and paying for installation. This receiver is one small part that plugs into a jack your stereo already has, so there is nothing to install and no dash to take apart. Against an , the wired connection skips the static and the station hunting.

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