Avantree Roadtrip - Car Bluetooth Speaker & Wireless FM Transmitter Kit 2-in-1 for Streaming Cell Phone Audio to Car Speaker with Hands-Free 6W Speakers, Built-in Mic, and Long 22hr Playtime

Works well, mic are good, the other person could hear me well, charging last long.

A very useful device for anyone who wants to use the phone in a car that is not equipped with Bluetooth. Pure, clear sound and easy to use. The device is small in size and its battery lasts a long time. It does not require any wire connections

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- Tested with iPhone 14 Pro - Pairs easily with phone, haven't tried its 2-phone capability. Very easy to set up an use. - Speakerphone totally rejects background sound even with car windows open and produces no voice dropouts even under severe background conditions. The parties I talk to are very thankful for this; they have long been annoyed by the background sound and dropouts with several other speakerphones I have used including the phone's built-in speakerphone and my Bluetooth 2-way speakerphone hearing aids. Part of the key to this good performance is probably the microphone being so near my mouth, since the unit is mounted on the car visor. - The built-in speaker is as good as an inexpensive small speaker is expected to be; being very near the driver's ears helps it to work without having to be turned up to distortion level. - The FM radio link is as good as FM radio links can be, i.e. there is some hiss and crackle but on the whole, with my fairly good quality car speakers, the speakerphone and music streaming sound over them is much better than the Roadtrip built-in speaker. - The button is very convenient for answering, rejecting, and ending calls and redialing, and for initiating Siri commands. But with the microphone so near my face I don't have to speak Siri very loud anyway, unless I have the speaker or car radio speakers playing loudly. - This is the only visor-mounted product I have found that both streams audio via Bluetooth and acts as a speakerphone, and it works very well. - Allows different phone apps to selectively use it, e.g. I can stream music over my hearing aids and use Roadtrip as my speakerphone. So do I have any complaints? Only some slight ones: - The unit is a little heavy, you might need to tighten the hinge on our visor to keep the visor from sagging, or add velcro to hold the visor up. - I am tall and was annoyed by the unit being mounted on the visor, particularly when getting in the car while wearing a hat. So I used velcro to mount it on the ceiling above the rear-view mirror. I have not tested its microphone pickup and background canceling performance in this configuration yet.

Arrived on time and well packaged, thanks Amazon. Purchased for use in my older 2012 Grand Caravan that has no Bluetooth connection and didn't want cables all over the place plugged into the auxiliary port, also wanted to be able to listen to the radio and still talk on the phone. This device fits the bill perfectly because of the built-in dual speakers. It was very easy to install after the initial charge and connected seamlessly with Google assistant. I can now just push the volume button to activate the assistant and say what I would like to do like phone a person, text a person, read text messages, listen to the news and find a driving route for any destination, without having to touch the phone. I had to set my Pixel 8 to keep unlocked while connected to the Avantree Roadtrip (extended unlock in settings) and give the Roadtrip access to Google Assistant, but once I did that it works flawlessly. The battery life is also very impressive too, I have had a few weeks and it's still showing fully charged. This is a great way to stay legal and still use your phone in Canada. I also like the automatic power of when I leave the vehicle and power on when I get back in. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone looking for a reliable hands free set up in older (non Bluetooth vehicles. Five thumbs up from me 👍👍👍👍👍

Usa su propia pila (la puedes cambiar por una nueva tu mismo) y lo mejor es que no se compara con los adaptadores que se conectan al toma corriente, que se suele desconectar en medio de la canción

Kit vivavoce superiore alle aspettative. Buona qualità audio grazie alle casse stereo ottime come vivavoce, sufficienti per ascoltare musica, buon microfono, semplice da usare, buona durata della batteria al litio tipo BL-5C (come il Nokia 3310) e soprattutto è possibile collegarlo allo stereo dell'auto tramite il modulatore FM e permette la connessione di due telefoni contemporaneamente. Il tasto a sinistra ricollega il telefono e durante la chiamata silenzia il microfono, mentre una pressione lunga connette un nuovo dispositivo. A destra c'è un tasto ghiera. Su Android una pressione singola ferma e riprende la riproduzione della musica (il lettore musicale o le App come YouTube vanno avviate manualmente), una pressione lunga avvia l'assistente vocale google e una doppia pressione richiama l'ultimo numero. Durante una chiamata in entrata accetta o rifiuta la chiamata. La ghiera serve a regolare il volume delle casse indipendente da quello del telefono; al contrario quando è attivo il modulatore FM cambia in maniera rapida la frequenza di trasmissione da 88.1 a 107.9, visibile nel display per qualche secondo. Quando non è connesso ad alcun telefono va in standby e si riaccende tramite sensori di movimento. In caso di inutilizzo è possibile spegnerlo dal selettore laterale. I messaggi vocali in inglese di accensione, spegnimento, connessione e disconnessione non sono fastidiosi o riprodotti a volume troppo alto. La clip di fissaggio all'aletta parasole è fissa, ma è possibile rimuoverla con una leggera pressione, cosa che ho fatto per posizionarlo col biadesivo tra cruscotto e console centrale. Unico appunto: mancano i tasti per selezionare le canzoni durante la riproduzione musicale.