Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, USB Plug-In Adapter
Add Bluetooth to an older car without touching the radio or running a cable. Plug the matte black receiver into the USB port once, pair your phone, and music and hands-free calls play through the speakers you already have.
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Add Bluetooth to an older car without touching the radio or running a cable. Plug the matte black receiver into the USB port once, pair your phone, and music and hands-free calls play through the speakers you already have.
True wireless car Bluetooth: plug into USB and stream music to any car with no charging or cables
- old car without Bluetooth
- cable clutter
- need to charge device
- compatibility with many car models
Give your old car Bluetooth in one plug
Stuck with a dead radio and a cable tangle? Plug this USB receiver in once and stream music and calls from any phone through your car's speakers.
One plug, no charging, no cables

Plug in and stream
The silver connector goes straight into the USB port in your dashboard. Power comes from the port, so there is no battery to top up and no cable running to a cup holder. It fits a wide range of cars with a USB port, which is what makes it useful on an older vehicle with no Bluetooth or AUX input. If the port is shared with a phone, a car chargers setup gives you a second port.

Tune out the static
The default 95.0MHz works out of the box. When a busy station hisses, hold the M button and step with + or - through the 87.5 to 108MHz range until the signal clears. The blue LED readout shows the frequency, so you can find a quiet channel while parked or at a red light.

Clear calls on the road
A microphone sits on the body of the receiver, so your voice reaches the caller without you holding the phone. Answer from the phone or the steering wheel controls and the call plays through the car speakers.
Pair once and forget it
- 1Plug into USB
Push the silver connector into a USB port in your car. The blue LED display lights up and the status indicator confirms power.
- 2Pair your phone
Select the device in your phone's Bluetooth list. Works with both Apple and Android phones.
- 3Start the engine
After the first pairing, the dongle connects automatically when the engine starts. Press play and the music comes through the car speakers.
- 4Tune the FM band if needed
If static appears, use the M button and the + and - buttons to move to a quieter frequency between 87.5 and 108MHz.
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Questions and answers
Yes, that is the job it was built for. It plugs into the USB port and sends audio over FM, so any radio that tunes FM can play your phone. Full head units cost far more and need professional installation, while this is one small part you can move between cars.
The default frequency is 95.0MHz and works out of the box. If you hear hiss, hold M and use + or - to step through 87.5 to 108MHz until you find a clear channel. Crowded stations are the usual cause of noise, so a quiet frequency fixes most cases.
Yes. The packaging lists it for Apple and Android phones. Pair it once and it reconnects automatically every time the engine starts.
No. It runs from the USB port while plugged in, so there is no battery to charge and no cable to route.
It only draws power from the USB port. Some cars cut USB power when the ignition is off, which means the receiver simply stops and reconnects at the next start. If your port stays live with the engine off, you can leave it in place. Check your car manual if you are unsure, or use a car chargers port that only powers with the ignition on.
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