Bluetooth 5.0 AUX Adapter 3.5mm Jack Wireless Receiver & Transmitter for Car Stereo, Home Speaker, TV, PC

Wireless Audio for Your Car, Home and More This compact Bluetooth 5.0 adapter brings wireless audio to almost any device with a 3.5mm aux input. Simply plug it into the aux socket on your car stereo, home hi-fi, speaker system or wired headphones, and you can stream music, podcasts and navigation directions straight from your phone. The slim, low-profile design keeps the adapter discreet on your dashboard or beside your equipment, while the built-in status indicator confirms pairing at a glance. Plug and Play Operation There is no complicated installation required. Insert the 3.5mm plug into the aux input, power the adapter using the included Micro USB cable connected to a spare USB port, and pair your phone via Bluetooth. Once connected, a single button lets you make, answer or reject hands-free calls, control your music and hear navigation prompts without taking your hands off the wheel. The built-in microphone supports clear hands-free calling, and the adapter runs for up to four hours on its integrated 140mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Bluetooth 5.0 with Clear Audio The adapter uses the latest Bluetooth 5.0 standard, offering improved speed, range and stability compared with older versions. It is backwards compatible with earlier Bluetooth devices, so you can connect a wide range of smartphones, tablets and laptops. CVC 8.0 noise cancellation and DSP technology work together to reduce echo and block out background noise, whether you are listening to music or taking a call. Versatile Transmitter and Receiver This 2-in-1 adapter works in both transmitter and receiver modes, making it a flexible addition to your audio setup. Use it as a receiver to add Bluetooth to an older stereo, speaker system or car audio. Switch to transmitter mode to send audio from a TV, PC or other source to Bluetooth headphones or speakers, allowing you to watch programmes without disturbing others. It is also a handy way to add Bluetooth to an older desktop PC that lacks built-in wireless connectivity, simply by connecting the adapter to the audio output and powering it via a spare USB port.