Blufree Bluetooth Car FM Transmitter Hands Free Car Kit $13.59 + Delivery (Free with Prime) @ Bluefree Amazon AU

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Blufree FM Transmitter is the easier way to upgrade your car radio and enhance your journey without taking apart your car, which is built to carry crystal audio sound to car radio that with no audio-in capability.

How Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter works?
1.The FM Transmitter is connected to car stereo over an empty channel for the least interference. Press and hold the phone button to enter FM mode and then adjust the frequency.
2.Cell phone is paired with the FM Transmitter via Bluetooth connection for hands free calling and mobile music, even for GPS audio navigation.
3.MP3 Music play from memory TF/SD Card or USB flash drive.

Multifunctional FM Transmitter Bluetooth for Car, a convenient accessory to make your driving more interested!

Bluetooth receiver function: hands free phone calling and MP3 music streaming.

MP3 Music for Car with Hi-Fi Stereo Sound:
A. Bluetooth enabled devices (cell phone, tablet…)
B. USB flash drive
C. Memory TF/SD Card

Dual USB ports Car Charger which Output 3.4A total: Fast charge your phone and other devices at the same time.

Voltage Detection: The car voltage is showed on the digital display for monitoring easily

Memory Function: Fast Bluetooth pairing. Once paired, the FM transmitter will automatically reconnect with the last paired smart device when turned on next time.

Universal Compatibility: Bluetooth Transmitter works well with most Bluetooth enabled devices, such as iPhone, Android phone, iPad, iPod, tablet and etc.

Excellent service with 90-days money back guarantee.

Package Included:
1 x Bluetooth FM Transmitter with Dual USB Charge Ports
1 x User Manual

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  jv on 14/10/2019 - 12:22

  Not free…

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  lovbargain on 14/10/2019 - 12:25

  -1

  hardly find a car without aux port

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    jv on 14/10/2019 - 12:25

    I guess this saves you having to connect via a physical cable.

    Also, will cable give you hands free calls ?

    Problem with this is, you need to be tuned to this frequency, so can't use your radio at the same time…

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      whatthecrappin on 14/10/2019 - 12:56

      is there one that lets you use the radio at the same time? genuinely interested if there is!

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      pdtmathieson on 14/10/2019 - 13:00

      Without knowing for sure on this one, you usually set the frequency that it broadcasts on. Even if it was hard coded, there is a very small chance that it coincides with an existing broadcast, but that is highly (statistically) unlikely.

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    Merlict on 14/10/2019 - 12:57

    Plenty of older cars still on the road don't.

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    SnowDragon on 14/10/2019 - 15:00

    I have a 2002 corolla. Been using things like these for 7 years now.

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  Salmando on 14/10/2019 - 12:27

  … but it's so ugly

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  iversonjack on 14/10/2019 - 12:34

  Anyone used this before? Comment on quality?

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    entropysbane on 14/10/2019 - 13:30

    Not sure if it is the same brand, but ours looks exactly the same and was about the same price on Amazon when we bought it about six months ago via ozbargain.
    I would say it works better than any previous cheap Bluetooth hands free we have tried, but the microphone could be stronger or it just isn’t that good for calls, and you can end up with a dodgy phone call that breaks up a fair bit.
    For music streaming from your phone it’s pretty good. In fact i would be quite happy with that feature if I could just wean Mrs Entropy off her weird attraction to a piquant mix of old musicals and k-pop.

    I think it is reasonable for the money

    At the end of the day a new BT head unit will beat it hands down, but then you are spending hundreds of dollars in comparison (might as well spend the cash on an AC/AA head unit at that point, which I just did for our other car).

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      Robc on 14/10/2019 - 13:44

      I bought a 21 dollar head unit from fleabay. New, delivered. Came with a remote. Sounds surprisingly good…

      If you can fit yourself ( not hard ), it was good enough for the workvan.

      Bonus was automated fm station search. No CD player, but who the hell uses that anyway?

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    Mokr on 14/10/2019 - 14:21

    bought it, hmmm okay but doesn't fit that great into my honda.

    Doesn't have skip foward function, to play music you need to re insert the usb.

    It works but not with all the functions i want.

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  rko on 14/10/2019 - 15:03

  Music quality is fine in this but the hands free is unusable. Volume of the other party drifts in and out slowly and you miss parts of what they’re saying. Fine for playback only, not calls.