Anker Soundsync Bluetooth Receiver for Music Streaming with Bluetooth 5.0, Dual Device Connection, Handsfree Calls, 12-Hour Battery Life, for Car & Home Stereo - Signal Reception Only

Purchased mine almost a year ago and use it constantly for work in my older vehicles. Have used it nearly every day for 3-8+ hours at a time. Before this I had to plug in and unplug an aux cable every time I got in or out of my vehicle which was annoying and shockingly time consuming. The device has a good range to it and if it does disconnect it reconnects as soon as I'm back in range. Only issues I've had with function I'm pretty sure have been the phone, not this receiver. I've gone through areas where someone was blasting such a strong signal mobile data stopped working but it had no effect on device function or sound quality. The sound quality for music and other media is like playing a CD to my ears, plenty good for my needs. Voice quality on calls is good too. I do have to crank the volume when on a call but I think that might be a phone issue I haven't figured out rather than this device. I also have to raise my own volume sometimes but that's to be expected when your mic is a small one several feet away. Quick warning, if your phone does what mine does and immediately resumes your music after a call be sure to lower the volume again before the call fully ends. Going from a normal volume call to surprise full blast music is probably not good for your heart. The battery life is fantastic. Most days it'll outlast my phone's battery handily. The only times I've needed to charge it during work has been on extra long work days. Usually just plug it in when I get home and shut it off when my phone reports that it's charged. As far as the actual device goes it's nice and small, plenty easy to plug in however you need. When I first got it I stashed it in an unused compartment on my car's dash and plugged it in with an aux cable. In my truck I plug it straight into the CD deck with the provided plug. It's small enough you can easily hide it from prying eyes and still get full functionality. For value this product has been worth every penny for me. Took needless tedium out of the job and helped me work faster and earn more money without having to give up my music or go back to CDs.

My 2011 car was on the edge of Bluetooth, so it has connectivity for phone calls, but not for music. This little device fixes that. I just connect the phone to it via Bluetooth and connect to the car's stereo system using the AUX port. The sound quality is very good -- easily as good as with a cable. Pairing with the phone was easy. I hear zero buzzing when it is being charged as others have said. I can only assume there is static in their car's power system, because the device itself introduces no noise. The battery is rather small but it will run for hours even if not being charged. I attached it to 5v USB port so it is charged whenever the car's ignition is on. I don't have to mess with it ever, it's just there waiting for a BT signal when I get in the car. This device does allow using it for phone calls if you set it that way, allowing hands-free phone in the car. As I mentioned, my car already has Bluetooth hands-free phone capability so I have turned this feature off. When you connect the device with your phone you get a choice to use it for just phone, just music, or both. I chose just music. Connectivity is good, and the device sits out of sight inside my center console storage compartment. Highly recommended. I would buy again.

So far, very impressed for the money. iTunes song from my phone sound much better in my car than the factory radio. I’ll likely still eventually replace the factory radio, but I am very satisfied with the flexibility and sound quality this unit provides. I highly recommend this item.

Great quality, no complaints there. I'm a fan of Anker products in general. However, I ended up replacing this product with one from another brand. Why? This one charges...which might sound like a good thing at first. However, this kept connecting to my phone when I was trying to listen to music/podcasts with my headphones in my house. My car was just sitting in my driveway, but my phone would auto-connect to this device because it was still on and charged, even when unplugged (and there's no way to turn it off this device - there's no power switch). My music or podcast would just go silent and showed that it was still playing...it took me a bit the first time this happened to see that the issue was that the Bluetooth switched over to this car Bluetooth receiver (even though I wasn't in my car). I dealt with this annoyance for about 9 months and then finally just bought a $10 UGREEN Bluetooth AUX receiver that doesn't charge, and is only on when my car is on. So beware that this may happen to you if you buy this Anker receiver, if your car is parked close to your dwelling.

I bought this to replace a POS Taotronics Bluetooth adapter, which, incidentally ... is not listed on Amazon any longer, and was taken down shortly before that particular device crapped out (the battery swelled up so bad that that case slow-mo exploded until it was useless). Already, I can tell this Bluetooth adapter is of better quality; the plastic casing is a denser material that's fitted together much better. Plus, the battery life is twice as long as the Taotronics. And finally, a pet peeve of mine, the listing for this product is in grammatically correct native English, and not haphazardly translated, as with Taotronics and thousands of other listings on Amazon. Anyway, I buy these adapters as a cheap solution to a hardware problem with some high-end smart phones : the lack of a 5 mm headphone jack. "But don't those phones come with a USB-C to female 5 mm audio port adapter?" you ask. Why yes, they do, but my problem is also that the USB-C became ever so slightly damaged at some point, to where it's not perfectly seated, or the port was bent slightly out of shape to prevent a snug fit, so that when the USB-C plug shifts in the wrong way, one of the audio channels falls out. "So then why not just buy Bluetooth headphones or earphones? All the cool kids are doing that now." Sure, that would be fine, except I have a $50 set of Bose earphones (MSRP was $100 but they were on a lightning sale when I saw them). And any good set of Bluetooth earphones are going to cost AT LEAST THAT, but be of lesser quality ... so why not just buy a simple universal adapter device for $30, and convert my $100 pair of Bose earphones into ... Bluetooth Bose earphones? Voila! Hardware issue resolved! Anyway, this adapter comes with a variety of cables and 5 mm jacks to make it work any which way you want it to. In addition to converting hardline headphones or earphones into Bluetooth cans, you can also use this to stream music to older sound system setups (such as 2.1 speakers; rather than tie up your phone to the speakers with a hardline connection, now you can keep your phone and stream music to your fancy speakers! Of course, with Bluetooth, you have to remain within about 30 to 50 feet of the adapter, but still ... for smaller houses, that's easy). For those driving older cars, this works the same way; pop it into the MP3 input jack, boom, now your car does Bluetooth. Only criticism I have to this device is, unlike with the POS Taotronics I had, there is no low-battery warning for this thing; it just shuts off. So I guess keep an estimate of how long you've used this without a recharge. Also, the default notification volume from the device itself (incoming call; power up tone, power down tone) is insanely loud. Like upper limit of what you could set your phone volume to loud.

The anchor device is very small. It's rechargeable and comes with a USB cable. Comes with two different mini din to mini din connectors. Connected to Bluetooth very easily. This device is a little more expensive, but you get what you pay for and I want something that will last.

I have an 2010 Nissan Altima with no bluetooth audio. All you do on this device is hold the button, till the light turns blue. Plug it into the AUX, connect your phone to it and it works perfectly. Very easy to use it, connects fast and the sound + volume is excellent. Highly recommend it.

It works fine, but whenever you plug it into power it un-pairs from whatever it's paired to. It reconnects to my (Motorola) phone pretty quickly, but for whatever reason with my HP laptop it seems to take maybe 20-30 seconds. This is obviously infuriating. -- It is nice that it can connect to two devices at once, like a phone and a laptop. I have the Galaxy Buds Pro 2 and they don't even do that, which is absurd for a flagship of their time.

Goed voor beginners :) ik geef zumba lessen en dit is geweldig om het geluid iets meer volume te geven :)

Ich habe im Auto neben Radio nur ein CD-Player und einen Aux-Anschluss. Da ich gerne meine eigene Musik hören möchte und mir nicht ständig neue CD's brennen möchte, habe ich mir diesen Bluetooth-Empfänger gekauft. Ich hatte zwar zuvor schon einen, den ich bei Saturn gekauft hatte, doch der flog schon nach ein paar Wochen wieder aus meinem Auto. Der Akku hielt nur sehr kurz, der Ton war miserabel und es gab einen Wackelkontakt und die Einrichtung der Bluetooth-Verbindung jedes mal beim Einsteigen dauerte einfach zu lange. Mit diesem Empfänger von Anker habe ich einen neuen Versuch gewagt, weil ich bereits einige andere Produkte von Anker besitze und bisher nie enttäuscht wurde. Und so wurde ch auch mit diesem Produkt nicht enttäuscht. Der Klang ist fantastisch; ich meine sogar, dass er besser ist, als wenn ich Musik über mein Radio höre. Auch nach Wochen der Nutzung ist kein Wackelkontakt aufgetreten und die Bluetooth-Verbindung funktioniert total schnell. Ich steige ins Auto ein, schalte den Empfänger ein und direkt ist die Verbindung zum Handy hergestellt (Bluetooth habe ich auf dem Handy immer an). Noch einmal auf den Power-Knopf gedrückt und schon startet auch das Lied aus meiner Spotify-Playliste, das zuletzt lief. Wenn ich aussteige, lasse ich den Empfänger meistens an, denn dieser schaltet sich automatisch nach einer gewissen Zeit aus. Ich kann nicht genau sagen wie lange der Akku damit hält. Aber seit den 4 Wochen, die ich ihn besitze, habe ich ihn nur einmal geladen. Hier habe ich eine minimalen Kritikpunkt, denn ein gleichzeitiges Laden über den USB-Anschluss am Zigarettenanzünder und Musk-Hören führt zu lauten Störgeräuschen. Ich lade deshalb den Empfänger stattdessen über eine Powerbank auf, dann treten diese Störgeräusche nicht auf. Ich würde den Empfänger also auf jeden Fall weiterempfehlen.

My car has an older stereo with no option for streaming bluetooth audio, plugging the Anker devcie into the AUX port and pairing to my phone gives me music and podcast streaming as if it were built into the car. Great audio quality and simple operation, thumbs up!

He estado usando el Anker Soundsync A3352 para conectar un altavoz Ultimate Ears Hyperboom a mi Google Nest Hub, y la experiencia ha sido excelente. Quería aprovechar la potencia del Hyperboom como altavoz predeterminado del Nest Hub y al mismo tiempo mantener el control por voz, y con este adaptador ha sido totalmente posible. La conexión por Bluetooth ha sido rápida y estable desde el primer momento. Lo emparejé con el Nest Hub sin complicaciones y ahora cualquier audio del asistente, música o vídeos se reproduce directamente en el Hyperboom, con una calidad de sonido brutal. Lo mejor es que puedo seguir usando todos los comandos de voz como siempre, pero ahora con mucho mejor sonido. El dispositivo es pequeño, discreto y viene con todo lo necesario para conectarlo (cable jack, USB de carga). La batería dura varios días con un uso normal, y me ha sorprendido lo bien que mantiene la conexión sin cortes ni retrasos. En resumen, si tienes un buen altavoz sin Bluetooth integrado o no compatible con el ecosistema de Google, este adaptador es una solución perfecta. Estoy muy satisfecho con la compra.

Super produit, il fonctionne parfaitement sur ma mini one 2015 pack salt aucun son parasite.