Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I have an older vehicle (Ford Excursion) that has been kept in near mint condition. It has a premium sound system it just doesn’t have Bluetooth. I’m a 50 year old who’s not incredibly tech savy, but not tech illiterate either. I have had three previous Bluetooth transmitters so I could listen to music and make use of my iPhone features in the truck without having to upgrade the in dash system. The others were complicated, the display was dim hard to read and complicated, the connections were always weak and ultimately after a few months of use....they all broke. You had to unplug those devices from the lighter to power them off. This weakened the already cheap construction of the plastic plugins over several uses. Enough about all those. Enter this new device. I was searching Amazon for a replacement and reading reviews when I saw this device. It was very inexpensive. I’d paid $40-$60 for the last few that I’d purchased. I figured for the price Of this one I’d take a shot. I liked the look of it. I could not have been more pleased. This device is simple to use. The buttons are large and easy to manipulate, you can turn the device on and off without having to unplug it, the connection is strong, the display is very easy to see and the hands free phone function is on par with the OEM in my Escalade. For the price it is a no brainer. One neat feature is the device has two usb plug ins if your vehicle is light on ports. The Excursion has two plugins up front and one on each row, so it’s not much of an issue. One word of advice: make sure the volume on your phone is all the way up and your vehicle volume is at about 75% - You can easily control the volume from the device or use you steering wheel volume control. If the phone isn’t turned up it will be static on any fm frequency you try. Turning up the phone volume solved that issue immediately. It’s been otherwise A1 from day 1. I’ve been using it about a week. I could not be more satisfied. I’ve ordered two more for my other older vehicles that don’t have Bluetooth. The unit comes with a 12 month warranty. If you are looking for that quality and ease of use I was looking for...you don’t have to spend $40-$60 to get it. (I did...and they all broke). Pull the trigger. This may be right up your alley. It was for me. If this review was helpful, hit the button that it was. I put effort into my review because I get frustrated with online purchases that waste my money and I rely heavily on honest reviews. I don’t review as much as I should, unless something is really excellent or really poor. Your responses to my review will let me know if it’s worth my time to do this. Thanks.