Comsoon J22 - Bluetooth 5.0 Laptop Smartphone Tablet

desertcart.com: COMSOON Bluetooth Receiver for Car, Noise Cancelling 3.5mm AUX Bluetooth Car Adapter, Wireless Audio Receiver for Home Stereo/Wired Headphones, Hands-Free Call, 16H Battery Life - Black+Silver : Electronics Review: Great Bluetooth unit for a vehicle - This is a great Bluetooth module for the price. I use it to plug directly into the aux port on a vehicle. It starts back up once I turn on the car, and connects right away. Yes, there’s a slight buzzing sound, but only when the unit is plugged into usb and charging without playing anything. Once you start streaming to it, the battery stops charging and the audio is crystal clear. The microphone works for calls, but it’s not great. For streaming on road trips, it’s wonderful. Review: Amazing for cars w/o bluetooth! - I normally don’t write reviews, but I just had to sing the praises of this little device! To preface all of my comments: I drive a 2011 Chevy Impala that is well used, and I have driven about 10k miles since I bought it two years ago, using this device almost every time I am in the car. 1. Connection This automatically connects to my phone every time I turn it on since I paired it. Sometimes even if my bluetooth isn’t on yet! The pairing process was super easy, considering I can barely remember doing it. It connects to other devices easily if I turn my bluetooth off, but I hardly ever have a need to do that. One con is that I have accidentally left it in my car during extreme cold or heat (I live in the Northeast so we get both) and it will have some issues with dropping connection for like ten minutes before returning to normal. I don’t consider this an issue since any electronic will have issues after sitting in a freezing or boiling car for hours. 2. Music This plays music through my speakers better than an actual AUX cord, which always has some staticky background. This plays my music seamlessly as if my car had bluetooth originally. Even when I’m maxxing out my volume, lol! 3. Battery life I believe I only really charge it like once or twice a month, depending on how much I drive. Now, I don’t drive a lot compared to others so this may vary, but I would say I get a good 6-8 hours of use before I charge it. This has remained consistent over two years of use. I also keep the charger in my car and just plug it in when it tells me to. It will work while plugged in as well! I’ve done that a lot. 4. Maps and music I’ve frequently had music/a podcast playing while I have directions going on my phone as well. It will play the audio just how your phone would. Music is softened to hear any directions, and podcasts are fully paused until the directions are done being read. Again, I’ve never had any issues with that in my use of it for road trips and longer drives to college and such. Apologies for the lengthy review but after two years this thing is still working amazing and I highly recommend it for anyone looking to make their older car bluetooth-capable!!!