Bluetooth 5.3 Dual-USB Car FM Transmitter

No Bluetooth in the car but still holding the phone while driving to control music or calls.

Who knows this: The car radio doesn’t have Bluetooth functionality, and every time a call comes in, you have to take the smartphone in your hand. With the Universal Car FM Bluetooth Transmitter, the car radio turns into a hands-free system and music streaming device in seconds – just plug it into the cigarette lighter, set the FM transmitter, and go. Two devices charge simultaneously, music plays wirelessly, and calls are answered at the push of a button without taking your hands off the wheel.

Advantages

• No more dangerous handling of the phone: Accept, decline, or call back calls – all via the multifunction button without taking your eyes off the road.
• No more cable clutter and dead batteries while driving: Two devices charge simultaneously via QC3.0 and PD20W – the navigation keeps running, and the phone stays charged.
• No more worries whether the transmitter fits the car: The wide voltage input 12V–24V makes the transmitter compatible with almost any vehicle, whether it's a car, SUV, or 24V truck.

Specifications

• Bluetooth Version: V5.3
• Power Supply: DC 12V–24V
• USB Output: QC3.0 + PD20W
• FM Frequency Range: 87.5–108 MHz
• Supported Audio Formats: MP3, WMA
• TF Card / USB Stick: up to 32 GB
• Dimensions: 60 x 83 mm
• Material: ABS
• Delivery Contents: 1 x Car FM Bluetooth Transmitter, 1 x User Manual

Application

1. Plug in: Insert the transmitter into the vehicle's cigarette lighter – the device starts automatically.
2. Tune the transmitter: Set the same free FM channel on both the transmitter and the car radio until the signal is clear.
3. Connect: Activate Bluetooth on your smartphone, select the device from the list, and stream music or control calls via the multifunction button.

Pro Tip: Choose an FM channel at the edge of the frequency range (e.g., 87.5 or 107.9 MHz) – there are the fewest local stations active, which ensures a cleaner audio signal without interference.