It can also pair with two separate devices at once, ideal for long road trips with children or simply sharing the car with others. Once the device is plugged in, all you need to do is power the Soundsync on, find the option under Bluetooth devices on your phone or Bluetooth-compatible device, and boom. There's a hundred equivalents from competitors that cost significantly less and usually offer more features such as a newer version of Bluetooth and/or the ability to receive as well as transmit. While it boasts an impressive 12-hour battery life, it does require a USB port to charge it, a slightly tedious chore as it leaves a long wire scattered across the centre console. The main issue with the nifty gadget is that it will only work if your car is fitted with an AUX cable.

I have a brand new Soundsync Bluetooth Transmitter A8327 that will not pair with my iPhone nor my desktop computer.The only explanation here is that Anker is treating their brand name such as Apple and can feel like they can charge significantly more for a product that's IDENTICAL to at least a dozen or two competitors. Home Car Accessories In-Car Tech Anker Soundsync Bluetooth Receiver for Music Streaming with Bluetooth 5.

I’m a night owl too sleep is a waste of time life is too short, I’ll sleep when I’m dead😎 Don’t let that stereo go to waste loud music is good for the soul. A long press on the power button enables pairing and then you can select the device from the phone’s Bluetooth menu. The bluetooth in my new Renault Kangoo van is rubbish so I bought this to at least allow me to use the phone. Cars of the 1990s fitted with cassette tapes have simple AUX adapters available for streaming music while almost all modern cars all come with Bluetooth.Once the second device is connected to Soundsync, open the Bluetooth pairing list on the first device, look for “Soundsync A3352” then select it to connect.