Car Bluetooth MP3 X14

MP3 for car X14

Wireless connectivity and music in the car: The MP3 transmitter for cars is a necessary accessory for use in a car that does not have a Bluetooth option to listen to music. The MP3 uses Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR Class 2 technology to connect to your phone and enables convenient music transmission from the phone to your car radio via radio waves. The device automatically connects to the phone as soon as it is turned on, while the effective connection distance is 5 to 10 meters. In addition to Bluetooth, it also supports micro SD cards, giving you more options to listen to your favorite music during a car trip.

Practical for Calls and Charging: The built-in microphone in the MP3 allows you to make phone calls through the device, making communication more convenient while driving. The MP3 is also equipped with 2 USB ports, one of which is used to charge electronic devices with an output power of up to 2.1A, while the other allows you to listen to music (via a USB flash drive). The MP3 supports 12-24V voltage and offers 5V/2.1A output, enabling convenient charging of phones and other electronic devices.

Compact Design: Measuring only 7.3 × 4.5 × 3.2cm and weighing 55 grams, the transmitter has a compact design that fits easily into the car's interior. The combination of Bluetooth connectivity, phone call function, two USB ports and micro SD support makes it a practical accessory for entertainment, communication and charging while traveling.

Simple useë:

• Start your car.
• Insert the MP3 into the cigarette port.
• The current voltage of your car will be displayed on the MP3 screen for a few seconds.
• The current frequency will be displayed on the MP3 screen. (Usually 87.5MHz).
• You can change the frequencies in the MP3 as desired. (It is suggested that you find an empty frequency so that you do not have interference.)
• To change the frequency in MP3, press and hold the call answer button.
• The frequency will flash (87.5MHz).
• Using the buttons (Next < &> Previous) you can change the frequency (0.1MHz per click).
• Tune the radio frequencies to the same frequencies as the MP3.
• Audio from MP3 is transmitted using radio frequencies.
• Connect your phone to your MP3 via Bluetooth.
• The MP3 will appear in your settings with the name BT-Car.
• After the first connection, your phone will connect automatically every time.