Wireless Bluetooth Car FM Transmitter 2 USB Charger Aux Adapter Handsfree, wireless audio upgrade, vehicle stereo use, Black Color
Product ID: TR-DZ-007459
A$28.95
In stock (checked 1 Nov 2026)
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Product Description
Upgrade your in-car audio experience with this wireless Bluetooth car FM transmitter, designed for daily driving, media playback, hands-free calling, and convenient device connectivity. Its compact black design blends neatly with the dashboard or accessory area while helping keep wiring organized. Ideal for adding Bluetooth playback, audio input access, radio transmission, and phone connection to compatible vehicle systems.
Key Features
- Wireless Bluetooth Connectivity: Stream music and audio wirelessly from compatible smartphones and devices for a cleaner, cable-reduced setup.
- Hands-Free Convenience: Supports safer call handling and voice audio playback during everyday driving.
- In-Car Media Playback: Enjoy music, navigation prompts, and other audio through your vehicle system with easy access on the road.
- Dual USB Charging: Built-in 2 USB charger design helps power compatible devices while driving.
- Compact FM Transmitter Design: Fits neatly into the vehicle setup and helps maintain a tidy interior appearance.
- Broad Application: Suitable for use where USB, AUX, RCA, FM, voltage, and phone compatibility meet your vehicle or equipment requirements.
Specifications
Usage
Great for daily commuting, road trips, business travel, and family driving. Before installation, verify fitment, connector type, electrical rating, mounting location, and compatibility with your vehicle’s USB, AUX, RCA, FM, voltage, and phone setup. Install only with the vehicle powered off when making electrical connections, then test music, calls, and playback functions carefully before normal road use.