Car FM Transmitter with Dual USB Charging & Bluetooth

Charge, play, and call from one socket

Two phones, charged at once

Intelligent current distribution splits the 3.4A dual USB output between two devices, so both phones charge at the same time. A passenger's phone and your own can stay topped up across a full shift without taking turns.

Your music, through your speakers

The built-in FM and Bluetooth transmitter sends audio from your phone or a TF card to the car stereo. The red LED shows the selected frequency, such as 106.8, so you can tune to a clear station in a few seconds.

Answer calls without touching the phone

The rotary knob has a green answer and hang-up button. Calls come through the car audio over Bluetooth, so the phone stays in your pocket or bag while you keep both hands on the wheel.

The figures that matter before you buy

• 3.4ADual USB output
• 12-24VVehicle voltage range
• 24VSupports large trucks

From plug-in to playing in three steps

1. 1
   Plug it into the socket

   Push the chrome-tipped plug into your 12V or 24V socket until it sits snug with no wobble.

2. 2
   Tune the FM frequency

   Set the red LED display to an open station, such as 106.8, then match the same frequency on your car stereo. Scan a few options if the first one has static.

3. 3
   Pair Bluetooth and play

   Pair your phone over Bluetooth, start a track or take a call, and the audio comes through the car speakers.

The drive that used to be silent

The drive with no music and a dying battery

The low-battery warning shows up halfway to the office, and the stereo has nothing to play from your phone. You turn the radio on, get static, and switch it off again. The phone is still at 9 percent when you park.

One plug that does the job of three

Dual 3.4A USB ports charge two phones at the same time. The FM and Bluetooth transmitter sends music to the car speakers, and the rotary knob answers calls. One socket covers all three jobs, so there is no second charger to find.

Arrive charged, arrive with music

Now the drive starts with a full battery and a playlist that comes through the speakers you already have. Both phones are charged when you pull into the lot, and the next shift starts the same way.

What to expect from first plug-in to daily use

1. First use
   Pair and find a clear station

   Pair Bluetooth, then tune the FM frequency on the red display until your stereo plays clean audio. Scan a few frequencies if the first one has static.

2. 3 uses
   Charging on every drive

   Both phones charge while music plays on each trip. Check that the plug stays seated in the socket after bumps.

3. 30 days
   Part of your daily routine

   Most drivers stop checking battery levels on the commute. Keep the frequency you chose, since most cars hold it without retuning.

Why one plug beats three gadgets