Car Stereo AUX USB Adapter with Bluetooth Hands-Free for Honda

It was really easy to install. I bought it to replace an existing Bluetooth setup that broke so my radio was already out and I just plugged it in and it worked fine. The sound quality is good and I don’t get any squeaks or interference or anything else. It’s just a basic Bluetooth adapter for my older car and I love it. It connected easily and it always connects fast as soon as I start the car. I really like that I can now use the buttons on my radio to skip songs instead of having to pull my phone out. Although, the random and repeat buttons on the radio seem to mess things up and I have to turn my car off and then back on to reset the device if I push those buttons so you can only skip tracks and you have to push play/pause on your phone, but that’s what you get with an older car and it’s the best I can ask for.

Insanely easy to install on my '07 Honda Pilot. Harder to run cables and get trim back on than install. I damaged the microphone when running it so be very gentle when working with it. I would suggest placing the microphone and running the wire backwards to the unit to avoid the damage mine suffered. The plug is also smaller than the microphone itself so it will fit through tight spots more easily. Sound is pretty darn good considering comparable products are twice as much. Bluetooth works great and aux cable too. My iPhone 6SPlus didn't like the lightning cable but it won't work with any non-apple cables so I don't know that it's the devices fault. Haven't tried the USB port yet, going to purchase and extension so I can change the files from the glove box (where I ran aux and lightning). Off to email the company to see about a replacement mic! Happy bluetoothing!

Installed this in my ap1 S2000, it plugs right into the factory radio and was super easy and fast (<10 min) to install! It tucks nicely behind the radio and I pulled it through under the steering column. The sound is great and there’s a lot more bass and less interference noise than the FM transmitter I was using. At high volumes there is a whine when no audio is being played but I suspect that this is due to the gain the OEM radio is introducing and not this dongle. I’d recommend this for people looking to keep the stock radio and still enjoy playing music over Bluetooth

I'm not typically one to write a review, but this unit was bad enough to warrant warning prospective buyers. The install is very easy, but there is loud static that can't be drowned out by road noise and the music is difficult to hear even at full volume. Do yourself a favor and find a higher quality device.

Installing it in my Odyssey went as expected. The lightening cable did not work with my iPhone 6s so I did not even install that cable. The mic for the phone I mounted on the steering column - to keep from having to run that cable too far. Toughest part was mounting the receiver so it did not slide around. Ended up using some zip-ties and electrical tape to secure everything under the radio. I did not have to completely disconnect the radio - if you do you will need your radio code to activate the radio after you reconnect. You will most likely need to search YouTube to find a video for removing the radio on your car to help you with the install. With four people always jockeying for the bluetooth connection I thought connecting to the device would be a nightmare. But once everyone has connected to it at least once, it is able to seamlessly switch between phones by just disconnecting (or turning off the phone's bluetooth) whoever is connected. Phone calls work well and I could hear just fine after turning up the volume on my phone and the car. I received no complaints from the other end of the call. Unfortunately if you use the radio buttons to switch songs it jumps ahead two songs - not a big deal so far. Haven't had it for very long so no word yet on longevity.

Works on 2004 Odyssey with DVD player!!! It says it doesnt work with stereo with DVD player but it does!!! It just plugs in and then you press " CD/Changer" and it works!!! Love it!!

I installed this unit on my 2007 Honda Accord EX-L V6 with navigation. I had no issues connecting it to the back of the navigation/touch screen radio other then the fact that I had to disconnect the factory installed XM radio. Since I don't listen to XM radio, I had no problem doing this. The product works pretty consistently. I only use it for USB playback. Never used the aux input or bluetooth. When it works, the radio controls work for changing tracks on the USB drive. Don't expect this product to work every time you start the car. Probably 1 out of 10 power cycles, the device will not connect to the radio. When this happens, you will have to shut the car off and on again and the radio will revert to the cd changer. The next step you will have to change the source to either AM or FM radio and back to the CD Changer to reestablish the connection to this product. This product is not perfect but it does work much better then the Yomikoo USB/AUX adapter I found for $24.35.

Finally got around to installing it. My 2002 S2000 didn't have the wire in the trunk, but pulling out the head unit was very simple and was actually better because then the line-in was up front by the driver/passenger versus the trunk. Haven't used the USB music yet and not sure that I will. Pairing to it with BT took about 5 attempts but has rejoined every time I get in now and sounds better than I expected for BT, equal to the CD in my mind. I ran the unit into the mesh pocket in the passenger footwell. So happy to have BT music and navigation instructions.