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Bluetooth Handsfree Fm Transmitter for Car Stereo Modulator 200 Channel / Ipod / Zune Car Kit-black with Built in Backnoise Cancelation Microphone AD2P Ready(Black)

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Brand: Satechi
Category: CE

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Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars

36 reviews

Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 3 x 1.5 x 1

MPN: BH04B
Model: BH04B
UPC: 879961000240
EAN: 0879961000240
ASIN: B000NVYVRO

Features:

•	Bluetooth: V 1.1/1.2/2.0, Class 2, 30 feet range.
•	Compatible with all Bluetooth enabled phones.
•	Bluetooth A2DP (Advance Audio Distribution Profile) for wireless transmission of music.
•	DSP (Digital Signal Processing) to cancel echo and reduce ambient noise.
•	Audio input supports iPod, Zune, mp3 players

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Bluetooth Hands-Free Transmitter provides a live full duplex communication solution using Bluetooth technology through FM transmission to your FM car radio and allows you to speak to callers through a built-in DSP microphone (it turns your car stereo to Giant Bluetooth Headset). This is accomplished without the use of external wires and without the hassle or expense of custom installation. The device is pairable with any phone equipped with Bluetooth functionality or a connection to a Bluetooth adaptor. Device is AD2P compatible and will transfer MP3 Music using AD2P.

Customer Reviews: Read 31 more reviews...

4 out of 5 stars

Good product , but noise in metro FM areas like LA December 15, 2008
S. R. Nuthalapati (Los Angeles, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

It is a good product and worked as per the specifications. However the idea of using Bluetooth over an FM spectrum may not go well in metro areas like Los angeles, Sanfrancisco or Newyork. This is because there are toomany FM channels out there on a limited FM spectrum.

So When I purchased this product, it was quite easy to hook up the device with my Motorola Razor phone, the set up is a breeze..I first tried calling by pulling my car off the road in a parking area, and it worked perfectly fine. When I am on the move, the call quality is good for 4-5 minutes, and then when I entered into a nearby city the I got interference on the call, and I was forced to hung up.

Especially, if you are living in one of these metro areas, probably you should get a built-in bluetooth with car audio system..rather using FM as the connection medium.

I have returned the product..as I don't want to have my calls dropped , neither should I be worried of this interference while driving...thats a lot of distraction.

5 out of 5 stars

Great little Bluetooth alternative November 4, 2008
Houshmand Moarefi (Denver, CO)
This is a great alternative to a factory Bluetooth option or an aftermarket hard wired solution. The sounds quality is great. The ability to easily change stations and it's compact size makes it a perfect solution for a business traveller or someone who needs to use it in multiple cars. It's extremely easy to use and the set up is so simple that it's up and running within seconds. Great product.

1 out of 5 stars

Dissapointment September 21, 2008
Lou Cortes (Orlando, FL)
This product sounds aweful on the receiving end. In the car it sounds great through the car speakers but to the caller, it sounds like your in a steel garbage can. I returned the original one ordered because I thought there was a problem with it. The second one I received is just as bad. I stopped using it soon after I received it. I don't know if I can send it back for a full refund. Not worth the money, sorry Satechi.

4 out of 5 stars

The best one I tried September 19, 2008
Jerkules (Chesterfield, MO)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

I tried several similar products and this one was the best. I have a 2004 Altima with the factory radio. I wanted a product that I could use with my AT&T Tilt (for handsfree calling and wireless audio) and my Sirius S50. Here are my thoughts:
- With the aux input on the Satechi I was able to hardwire the S50 to the Satechi unit. The Sirius will play through the Satechi FM modulator and will mute when a call comes in or any other audio is transmitted from the phone. This is really good because I use Garmin Mobile XT on my phone and the music will mute when the Garmin announces directions
-Call quality and volume seems good from my end but the other parties hear an echo
-A2DP works great as does the phone's voice command. Music sounds good and it transmits at a reasonable volume
-It's helpful to be able to choose from every frequency. The FM Transmitter is really not the strongest on this thing so you do need a clear station
-The only reason this didn't get 5 stars from me was that hardwiring the S50 to the Satech created a ground loop which resulted in terrible alternator whine and a little clipping. This isn't an issue if you will not be using the aux input on the Satechi with another device that plugs in to a cigarette lighter. I purchased a ground loop isolator from an electronics store along with an adapter cable and it cleared it right up, but that stuff cost another $24 so I deducted a star.

5 out of 5 stars

Works perfect, once you get the right phone September 16, 2008
tag
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I got one of these FM transmitters only to find out my phone didn't have A2DP, so no music. No problem, I needed a new phone anyway. So then I made the mistake of getting an LG Shine. One of the other reviewers complained about "FM" audio quality, and I can tell you why. The "Shine" connects as a MONO headset first, which sounds terrible, and won't connect as A2DP until you disconnect and reconnect the bluetooth. I got tired of doing that every time I got in the car.So I returned the problematic LG and got Sony W580i.Works great every time.Sounds great too.My suggestion is contact Satechi sales and make sure you have a phone that works well with this device before you buy. Satechi: you might consider making a list of phones that work well, and ones that don't. For my experience, LG = bad, Sony = good.

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