Bluetooth car adapter aux

This $gadget lets you use your iPhone in your car now that your aux-in port is useless

Maren EstradaDecember 1st, 20at 1:PM Share TweetYou’ve spent nearly a decade plugging your iPhone into your car using an aux-in port, allowing you to play all the music you want while charging your handset at the same time. Then Apple goes ahead and ditches the mm audio jack. Sure you can use the dongle included in the box to connect your phone to your old mm audio cable, but then your battery is going to take a hit since you can’t charge your iPhone at the same time.

Here’s a better option: The $iClever Wireless Bluetooth FM Transmitter works in any car on the planet and lets you charge your phone while you listen to your tunes.

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The future of radio is going to be digital – for years, the UK Government has been working to replace FM frequencies with digital audio broadcasting (DAB).

How do Digital Car Radio Adapters Work?

Plug-and-play digital radio adapters work alongside your regular radio, so you can still use your CD player or FM radio. They are usually powered through your cigarette lighter socket and connect to your existing radio through the aux-in channel.

Wired Bluetooth Adapters

Wired Bluetooth adapters stick somewhere on your dashboar wherever you decide and generally have a few control buttons plus a built-in microphone. The microphone is for calls or voice control and the buttons are for making/receiving calls and playback, so the adapter should be placed within reach.

Accessory Power GOgroove BlueGATE RXT 2-in-Bluetooth Audio Receiver and Transmitter

Accessory Power GOgroove BlueGATE RXT 2-in-Bluetooth Audio Receiver and Transmitter

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