Bluetooth Car FM Transmitter with Dual USB Charger – Hands-Free
Ships free to the US, tracked, 5–10 days
- Plugs into the 12V socket
- About 2 minutes to set up
- Hands-free calls + 2 USB charging ports
Your old car just got Bluetooth. No wiring, no workshop, no new head unit.
Some cars are perfectly good except for one thing: the stereo is older than your phone and has never heard of Bluetooth. This FM transmitter fixes that for less than the cost of a tank of fuel. Plug it into the 12V socket, tune your radio to a clear frequency, match it on the transmitter, and your music comes through your own speakers. Setup takes about two minutes and you only ever do it once.
Questions before you buy
Will it work with my car?
If your car has a 12V cigarette-lighter socket and an FM radio, it works. That's the entire compatibility list, no year, make or head-unit restriction. It also handles 24V, so vans and trucks are fine.
Will the sound be full of static?
That depends on finding an empty frequency. The unit itself is fine. Pick something at the very bottom or top of the dial, 87.5 or 107.9 usually has the least interference, and you set it once.
Can I still charge my phone while streaming?
That's the reason for the two USB ports. One is a smart 5V/3.1A port, one is 5V/1A, so the phone doing the streaming isn't flat by the end of the drive.
Fit in your car
Fits any regular car.
What it needs
- A 12V socket (the cigarette-lighter socket). The plug stays in while it runs. Almost every car has one. Look in the centre console, under the armrest or in the boot.
- An FM radio in the car to tune in to.
Still not sure? Email support@autogearia.com with your make, model and year. A real person answers within one business day.
30-day returns (you pay return postage on change of mind)
30 days to change your mind. Open it, try it, and send it back if it’s not for you. You don’t need the original packaging.
Damaged or wrong? Send us a photo within 7 days and keep the item.
Change your mind? You cover return postage. Faulty or wrong? We pay.
We’re registered in Sweden, so EU consumer law applies, including the legal guarantee for faulty goods (at least two years in the EU, three in Sweden).