I absolutely love this FM Transmitter! This was an upgrade from the NX09 so I was very curious to see what was different since it doesn’t really list exactly what features were upgraded from the NX09. I was also very concerned that this model would not have the Siri and GPS integration because it does not say it does anywhere in the listing. That didn’t make any sense to me though because that would be a downgrade and not an upgrade. I was VERY happy to see that Siri and GPS navigation do indeed work with the NX10. This is a really important feature to me since my car does not have built in hands free calling or GPS (and our state just passed a hands free law so this was a NEED and not just a want). I love the availability of being able to tell Siri to call someone or get directions for me and I can hear it loudly through my speakers. The call clarity is excellent and according to my husband WAY better than the NX09. I would call him on the 09 and he would constantly say that he couldn’t hardly hear me or it would sound like I was down in a well or it would cut out. Maybe the call clarity is the biggest upgrade with the 10? If so it’s a great upgrade. Now I do occasionally hear a humming/buzzing sound through my car speakers when I’m not playing music or something but that may just be because of interference on that particular frequency. It’s not enough to really be an issue.I like that the USB port and buttons to change channels are on the top with the NX10. It’s on the side on the NX09 and the way my outlet is made in my vehicle (it sits in pretty deep) it was very hard to get to. This one is much easier to get to the USB port or change the channel frequency. I have used the NX10 for Pandora, YouTube, the CBS app, audible, and many others to listen to stuff while driving. I have not found anything that doesn’t work so far.This is an excellent device if you need a hands free device for a vehicle without one built in and it is well worth the money. As much as I love this transmitter though I do have to say my perfect FM transmitter would have the awesome call clarity like the NX10, Siri and GPS abilities, the long gooseneck like the KM models (18, 28, 29, etc) and the color screen and equalizer options to change settings based on music preferences for better sound. Plus the option to change your colors like the NX09 (I like the purple best). I’m not sure if the 10 let’s you customize colors or not. I need to look at the manual and see. So Nulaxy could you possibly make one like that? The gooseneck seems like it would be very helpful for car outlets that are deep like mine and much easier to see in general while driving. For now though I will stick to the NX10 until they make something even better. It works perfectly and does everything that I need it to do.

This Bluetooth adapter is AWESOME!! I am a car dealer and I have literally sold cars because of this product when Bluetooth was an important factor. It works for phone calls and music play, and connects easier than most factory or aftermarket radios I’ve dealt with. This is the best money you can spend on yourself or your kids to make sure they can answer the phone hands free when you call them!

absolutely love it, provides blue-tooth connectivity to my car which had neither provision in Bose sound system, nor did my car have aux jack. Works just like described. Set-up super ez. takes about 23 minutes.Also in my Lincoln Town Car, it will plug into cigarette lighter, but there was interference with the dash, easily solved at Auto Parts with a dual cigarette lighter adapter. It at first was too bass for my ears and system, but very easily corrected with adjusting car stereo system and player in my Android phone. And for those of you wondering, YES it does pair very quickly with my Moto Android. Good luck to you trying to figuare out how to change the Led color, manual skimpy on that.

So I have a 2011 Honda. It has a navigational system and Bluetooth hands free but it sucks! You can’t talk on the phone and to play music from my iPhone I have to use a aux cable that connects in the armrest. It irritating! So I ordered one of these. It works great! You just set it to a station that is static and connect to your phones Bluetooth. It automatically connects when I get into my car. I can have phone conversations through my radio just as the newer cars now and it also doubles as a fast charger! You can change the light color to whichever you like. I have had several other versions in the past that didn’t work like this one. It would be static and not play music well and just sucked! But this one is the best one I have found! Clear connection, easy to use, and convenient! 10 out of 10 recommend!

This may take a while, but hear me out.I have completed some mathematical calculations regarding car ownership. It is MUCH cheaper to purchase a used vehicle and perform periodic repairs than it is to purchase a new vehicle. Leasing is the dumbest thing you can do. You perpetually pay to drive a car. Don;t be offended, just do your research!I purchased a new 2006 VW Jetta TDI. WORST decision ever. It turned into a money pit because it was the first complete chassis overhaul for a while and purchasing a production year vehicle designed from the ground up means I was the guinea pig. VW's attempt to modernize their "people's car" was a disaster, from the drive train to the body metal and beyond.It did, however, come with some perks, such as a CD player capable of playing mp3 media......... Yeah!.........This allowed me to avoid what radio has become. An attempt to follow the trend in modernized music. Much like VW's Jetta overhaul, the music industry is a disaster. 10 years later...Yes, 10 years, the Jetta's planned obsolescence convinced me of the cars end of life. And I lost my precious mp3 luxury.I purchased a 2003 Volvo S80 and inherited my mother's 2003 VW Jetta (Bora) when VW made GOOD CARS!!! This allows me to alternate vehicles and prolong their employ. BUT......... Neither of these has CD players capable of mp3 playback (unlike the 2011 Toyota Venza we purchased for my mother). No auxilliary cord connection, either. Bluetooth??? Hahaha...HHHHHHAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAAHA...... 2003, people!!!So, what am I to do but listen to the repetitive ramblings of over-hyped "artists" on conformist radio stations? Well, let me TELL you. Some years later I was advised by a colleague that FM transmitters exist, and he gave me one of his. Unfortunately, the one I was given was designed by the same team that gave the world the 2006 Jetta, apparently, and it too died shortly thereafter. So, I began my search for its replacement.Amazon does NOT make choices easy. The ocean of specific products you search for is vast. I noticed the Nulaxy Bluetooth FM transmitter which showcased it's presence with vibrant colours and minimalist design. In January 2021 I decided to take a risk and was not disappointed. My LG G6, an LG Velvet and Samsung A50 belonging to other family members had no issue connecting to this device.I promptly saturated my phone with GOOD music created by ARTISTS.........and turned my Flinstone's mobiles into modern era technological marvels. My family and I can now enjoy the exceptional safety of the Volvo S80 whilst keeping sane by avoiding the degeneracy of human ingenuity so well showcased by digital mainstream catalogues. Never again will I hear Coldplay or Miley Cyrus or Taylor Swift and the like without my consent!!!But wait, there's more. If you choose to refrain from using your phone as a media playback device in order to prolong the life of the battery which gives it life you can always purchase an inexpensive flash drive or SD card and put your media content on those, and simply insert them inside the correlating orifice (easy) as an alternate method to feature your preferred compositions. AND...you can also use the USB 3.0 connection to charge your phone.Couldn't be happier with a product that works so easily, so well and looks great. You can switch light colour or turn it off if you're not into the RGB vibe which has come to dominate the tech world.So what, you may ask? This allowed me to solve the art quality dilemma at minimal cost. I didn't need to rush out to the nearest car dealership and purchase a vehicle capable of diverse technological connectivity and capability. Between planned obsolescence and aesthetic vehicle design mimicking mainstream artist incompetence, this hardly seems worthwhile.I highly recommend this product.... Unlike marriage......... Love you, baby! :)

I was a bit apprehensive after reading some of the reviews. The sound quality is great; as the manual says if the sound isn’t good try another channel and this did wonders.It’s easy to set up and I can’t be happier.

Easy to set up, works easily and connects every time the car starts with no problem. Surprisingly there is no static or sound quality loss, nor any other problems so far. Solves the ancient beater car stereo problem for less than 50 bucks, rather than over 500.

Easy to use and setup like my Nulaxy NX12. The thing I like about this one is how all the ports are facing outward for easy access. Sound quality is great and connection is very stable.

Setup is pretty easy, just plug it in, connect Bluetooth, and set your car and the transmitter to the same radio station, and play your music.At first I thought the audio quality was pretty mid, and sounded kind of fuzzy and with quite a bit of static, but you just need to find a radio station that works best for you, after playing around with it and setting to a good station, the Audio is great.