You
can use FM transmitters to enjoy the benefits of connecting your mobile phone
to your car even if you don’t have Android Auto or CarPlay. You just have to
connect your mobile device to the FM transmitter through aux cable or
Bluetooth, and you are ready to go. It lets you make or receive calls, and you
can charge your phone as well. They are relatively easy to install and come at
an affordable price range. So let’s look at them; here are some best FM
transmitters you can buy for your car.
Anker
Roav SmartCharge T2
Anker is well known for its mobile accessories, and
like its other products, the Anker Roav SmartCharge T2 is a reliable device.
The SmartCharge T2 is designed to locate empty frequencies; you just need to
push the button; it comes with Bluetooth 5.0 that keeps your mobile phone
securely connected. It includes Anker’s PowerIQ 3.0 that can charge your device
quickly via either a lightning port or a USB-C port.
Tecboss
TB27
The Tecboss TB27 is quite a larger FM transmitter
and more complex compared to the Roav T2 FM transmitter, but it features a few
advanced tools that Roav T2 doesn’t. It easily connects to an air vent so that
you can easily get access to the music or call buttons. It boasts a 3.5-foot
long cable for more flexibility and a two-port USB-A charger along with QC3.0
in one port.
VicTsing
QC 3.0
The VicTsing QC 3.0 FM transmitter has a quite
similar design to Roav SmartCharge T2, it’s compact, and you get two USB-A
ports with it along with QC 3.0 functionality in one of them. It supports
Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity along with Google Assistant and Siri.
Nulaxy
NX12 Bluetooth FM Transmitter
The Nulaxy NX12 Bluetooth FM transmitter offers you
improved fast charging with an 18W USB-C option and a QC 3.0 USB-A outlet. It
has a little bit of a raised call button, so you will not have to look at the
button while driving your car to receive a call. You can use this button to get
access to the Google Assistant as well. One more good thing about the Nulaxy
NX12 Bluetooth FM transmitter is it boasts a unique B button that you can use
to boost the bass of certain music to get a better listening experience.
JETech
FM Transmitter
The JETech FM transmitter is quite different from
other FM transmitters because it only supports those devices with headphone
jacks. It’s a nice feature, but it sacrifices a few other features such as
automatic channel seeking, which means you will have to tune the transmitter
and your car to locate an idle channel. However, it boasts charging
capabilities, and you can easily connect your older devices such as iPod and
MP3 players to it.
Doosl
Rechargeable FM Transmitter
The Doosl Rechargeable FM transmitter is designed
for those people who don’t have a 12V outlet in their cars. It features a
700mAh battery that can last up to 10 hours on a single charge. You can even
connect the FM transmitter to Bluetooth 4.0 and tune your radio and the
transmitter to the same frequency. Unfortunately, it doesn’t allow you to
charge your device, but if you don’t have a 12V outlet in your car, it will
probably be the best option for you.
That’s all for this list; you can buy any of the FM
transmitters mentioned in the article, they are all really good. Thank you!
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