Car AUX Bluetooth Adapter: Wireless Music and Calls
Your older car can play music and take calls from your phone without a new stereo. This gunmetal adapter plugs into the AUX jack you already have, and after one pairing it reconnects by itself each time you start the car. Calls come through the speakers with a built-in mic, so both hands stay on...
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Your older car can play music and take calls from your phone without a new stereo. This gunmetal adapter plugs into the AUX jack you already have, and after one pairing it reconnects by itself each time you start the car. Calls come through the speakers with a built-in mic, so both hands stay on the wheel.
Turn any car with an AUX jack into a Bluetooth system in seconds
- No Bluetooth in older car stereo
- Cumbersome wired phone connection
- Unclear hands-free calls
- Reconnecting audio manually every drive
Turn any car with an AUX jack into a Bluetooth system in seconds
Your stereo has no Bluetooth and every call means fumbling with a cable. Plug this in once and your phone music and calls come through the car speakers, reconnecting on its own every drive.
One small adapter, full Bluetooth in your car
- Hands-free calls through your speakers
The built-in microphone sits on the housing behind a mesh grille. Answer a call from the phone or the stereo controls, speak at a normal volume, and keep both hands on the wheel. Calls come through the speakers you already have, so there is no handset to hold.
- Connects again without thinking
Pair your phone once. After that, the adapter reconnects when the car starts, so there is no menu to open and no cable to find on every drive. The green status LED shows at a glance whether the link is live.
- Built with metal and gold
The housing is gunmetal metal, and the 3.5mm plug is gold-plated. The braided nylon cable is coiled and carries strain relief on both ends, so it holds up to daily plugging and unplugging in the console.
Pair once, then it reconnects on its own
- 1Plug the USB end into a powered port
Use the car's USB port or another powered USB source. The adapter has no battery, so it needs power to run.
- 2Plug the 3.5mm jack into the AUX input
Push the gold-plated plug fully into the AUX jack on the stereo, and set the stereo input to AUX.
- 3Check the green LED
A lit green LED shows the adapter has power. If it stays dark, check the USB connection before going further.
- 4Pair your phone one time
Turn on Bluetooth on your phone, select the adapter from the device list, and confirm. Music starts through the car speakers, and later drives reconnect when the car starts.
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Yes, as long as the stereo has a 3.5mm AUX input and a USB port or another powered USB source. The adapter takes its power from USB and sends audio through the AUX jack, so the stereo itself does not need Bluetooth.
Yes. The adapter is a Bluetooth receiver, so your phone must have Bluetooth to pair with it. You pair once and the connection is remembered for later drives.
The mic is built into the housing with a mesh grille and is tuned for in-car calls. Speak at a normal volume toward the console. At highway speed with the windows down, road noise will make callers sound quieter, so raise the window or keep the volume up on your end of the call.
A plain AUX cable only carries sound, and it needs the phone plugged in every trip. This adapter adds Bluetooth music, a mic for calls, and auto reconnect, with a metal housing and gold-plated plug. Compared with replacing the head unit, it is a small one-time purchase that removes the cable from every drive.
After the first pairing, the adapter reconnects when the car starts, as long as the USB power stays connected and your phone has Bluetooth turned on.
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