Mini FM Transmitter 3.5mm jack - LCD backlight display 3.5mm headphone jack HiFi stereo sound Audio Plug for mobile phones and music players - full frequency FM/rechargeable

Excellent price & does what it says on the box

I have tested this with both my phone and PC, and I have tested this using two different FM radios. Not once was I able to get sound to play out of either radio - whether I happened to have one faulty product, or whether this thing on the whole is simply useless, I don't know: but judging by similar recent reviews, I guess the latter. I did try the transmitter on multiple frequencies, too, on the off-chance the display screen was giving me the wrong information, and that my audio was being transmitted at 100 FM instead of 90, but still nothing. Oh, and the screen itself wasn't fixed down when I opened the box - I had to push it into place.

The on/off switch is a slider, meaning I can tell if it's on or not without being able to see. The frequency selectors are less tactile and easy to press accidentally but you can move back in the other direction simply enough. The transmitter can be used while powered and keeps going after a timeout if there is new audio detected, unlike the last one I bought. Worth noting that it has a male 3.5mm plug to connect to an audio output so if you're close to other ports on your sending device, you'll want a cable. You can spin the transmitter around for best positioning whilst plugged-in. Charging is via a Micro-USB cable supplied. Despite claims of working hands-free, my laptop doesn't see a connected microphone, nor would I really expect it to. Sound reproduction is pretty reasonable, a higher hiss in the background than some I've used but lower than others. OK for average listening, I would submit.

Awesome & incredibly easy to use. The hardest part is trying to find an item that still uses a Jack & not bluetooth lmao

It does what it says on the tin, transmits audio via FM, big deal, but the battery life is rubbish. Barely used it two hours and it was down to 1 bar (of 3). I’d expect it to run at least 5-8 hours (as most things do) but doubt it will go that long. Also, no charging indicator?! I’m supposed to just trust that it’s charging or that it’s charged? Anyways, I bought it because it was cheap, and I got cheap.

A nice little gadget with about a 10 metre range, most mobile phones have an FM radio app so I can transmit sound from PC, radio, TV, MP3 player to headphones plugged into my phone. It arrived uickly and in good condition.

After 6 months of use in my car, as I was driving, the charging cable started to smoke badly! It's so thin that both ends of the cable are damaged. It was used in absolutely normal conditions. Now I'm worried about the quality of the battery...

Connected to one's mobile - Really handy for playing your music in classic cars which do not have a bluetooth connection or when a guest in someone else's car and not yours to connect to.