Aux Bluetooth Adapter for Car, Upgraded Bluetooth 5.3 Transmitter Receiver, Portable Wireless Adapter, 2-in-1 Aux Audio Receiver for Laptop, Radio, Headphones, Speakers, TV

Have an old car with an auxiliary input? I’m sure no one wants to spend a few hundred dollars for a new radio unit to be installed in your older car or truck, boat, RV and want to keep it original? Here’s the complete solution right here! And for the price and quality weight and size of the Ankio Aux bluetooth 5.3 transmitter and receiver portable wireless adapter it’s definitely a no brainer. (Note for older vehicles only with an auxiliary port make sure you flip the switch on the Bluetooth dongle to RX which is receive mode and not TX once you have already paired the device) The purpose of the TX mode is for transmitting only on non-Bluetooth device's audio output (like a stereo, TV, or an old radio providing that it has a auxiliary input) via the provided 3.5mm cable. Before powering on and pairing the Ankilo Aux Bluetooth Adapter 5.3 Transmitter Receiver, Portable Wireless Adapter, 2-in-1 be sure to move the slider to the TX position prior to powering on the unit. Tests were performed on several devices that did not have built in Bluetooth support, older televisions several older radios, as well as older vehicles, my portable Si4732 ATS-Mini SDR receiver with a built in 3.5mm auxiliary port with the selected mode in RX (Receive only) The Bluetooth speaker I used for my testing was a Sony - ULT FIELD 5 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker paired with the Ankilo Bluetooth Transmitter-Receiver, using my portable SDR ATS-Mini device that doesn’t support wireless Bluetooth connectivity. The results were were outstanding especially in the streaming and audio quality of the Ankilo. I didn’t experience any drop in audio loss or any dropped connection issues in 5 hours and 40 minutes of continuous use. My takeaway: Excellent performance with crystal clear sound quality on FM, AM bands, shortwave radio bands. Fantastic battery life, works on any device that does not support Bluetooth and has a built in auxiliary port. Ultra compact and super light for its size smaller than a pack of gum, easy to setup and use, has a nice feel and grip to it so it will not slip out of your hands. Seriously everyone what fantastic value for the money! Save yourself the headache and don’t spend your hard earned coin on a brand new radio unit for your car, boat, and RV when you can save hundreds by just getting yourself this little amazing device that you can take anywhere! Fantastic stability with no drop outs in audio or connection, doesn’t get hot during heavy use. Be smart grab yourself an Ankilo Bluetooth transmitter-receiver device and call it a day!

Works well, so far it keeps a charge well and is convenient to use. These can turn an old set of PC speakers into a set of bluetooth speakers easily and cheaply. It can also turn a thirty five year old stereo into a good sounding bluetooth system.

Easy to hook up . First time take a little while to connect. Only thing is only good for 6 hrs. As I use it for work can't make the full day. Not sure if you can keep it plugged in while in use.

Works great, sound quality is good, battery life is as expected, great price!

I purchased this device for my father so he could use his radio at work, as it did not originally have Bluetooth capability. He was very pleased with it, mentioning that it was easy to set up and operate, and noting that the sound quality is excellent with a quick response time.

This unit appears to work fine. I tried to use it to connect my radar unit to my head set. While I could get it to pair, unfortunately the head set refused to keep the unit connected when a second BT unit was connected. I decided to try a different approach. This unit is small and seemed work as designed though.

Cable broke after two months of everyday use. I replaced it, and the unit works fine. Cheap cable, 3.5mm stereo x 3.5 mm stereo.

Takes a few seconds to finally connect which messed me up for a while in the beginning. I thought something wasn’t working or I was doing something wrong but I just have to leave it for a good 30-60 seconds and it will finally connect. Once it’s connected it was great, stayed connected going from upstairs to downstairs. The bit of static/interference I attribute to the cheap FM/AM radio I was using it with so not taking a star for that. Design is decent, has a nice coating on it like silicone but hard. Nice size. Doesn’t get hot while in use and the universal USB C port is great since everything is switching over to that and I have a million of those cords. Power button has a solid and tactile *click-click* to it. Taking one star for the very long connecting time and the low quality audio cable. You can see where the wire insulation is coming apart at both ends after only a couple months of use. That being said, so far it hasn’t affected audio. For the price I’d still recommend this.