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120 of 121 persons found the following review helpful.
Best FM transmitter for my HTC Evo
By Yossarian22
When I got the HTC Evo back at the beginning of June I just went to Wal Mart and picked up an FM transmitter there for 50 dollars, but it would only transmit to the radio but not charge the phone. For anybody who has an Evo, you recognise that the battery life is not good. Plus it had a so much excess wiring. I returned it and purchased this off of amazon and it is amazing. It paired within 10 seconds and transmits with hardly noticeable no static, transmits far better than the 50 dollar thing I got from Wal-Mart or the FM transmitter I had for my iphone. I put my phone onto pandora, plug in the charger and set it down and if a song comes up I want to skip, I may just hit the forward button on the flexSmart unit which may be without apparent effort adjusted to any position for your hand.
117 of 120 persons found the following review helpful.
Worked GREAT with Motorola Droid, HTC EVO 4G, iPhone 3GS, HTC Droid Incredible, Blackberry Curve, CLIQ and HTC Hero so far…
By Blu-estLight
This product is an FM transmitter that connects to your Phone thru bluetooth, and then transmits the audio to your car stereo through an FM signal. Just the same as other FM transmitters, but using bluetooth connection to your phone rather than a cord.
Setup:
I take a lot of trips up to Santa Barbara on the weekends and it’s regarding 90 miles away. I use this with my Motorola Droid usually, but also with my friends’ phones too. First you just plug the FLEXSMART X2 into the cigarette outlet in your car, and then press the power button. You see the LCD light up and you may adjust the FM station with the twisting knob. Just match the FM station on the FLEXSMART X2 and your car FM radio. To find the best station you may just hold down the twisting knob for a few seconds and it mechanically finds a clear station for you. All you have to do to put the FLEXSMART X2 into pairing mode is hold the blue call button for a couple seconds, and then the lights start out to flash. Then you go into your bluetooth settings on whatsoever phone you have and search for FLEXSMART X2 from the list. It commonly connects in with regards to 5 seconds. You here two beeps. One thing to observe is that when you want to disconnect one phone and connect a friend’s, you have to unpair the 1st phone before connecting the 2nd one.
Sound for Music and Calls:
The sound quality for music seems to be very good. It’s way less interference than other FM transmitters, I think it’s perhaps because there are no wires connecting the phone to the transmitter. Bluetooth music seems to be superior. One thing I did observe was a divergence in my sound levels with the bass and treble. I just tweaked the bass and treble levels and got it sounding the way I like. Call quality is different. I can’t figure it out…sometimes when I make or receive calls everything is perfect.. then most times the person I’m talking to says they may listen their voice echo in the background, BUT they sound fine to me??? It only happens possibly 1 out of 10 times.. but I can’t figure out what causes it… perhaps a bad cell phone signal I’m not sure. BUt for the most percentage calls sound good and I like how I may answer and end calls without ever toughing my phone
Controls:
You may answer and end calls by the controls on FLEXSMART X2, and you may even hold down the call button to call the same person you last talked to. The twisting knob is employed for fm station tuning. Twsting it will modify the FM station by 0.1 with each click. One cool feature is this Auto-Seek that finds clear stations for you. You just hold down the twisting knob and it zooms into a clear station…very cool. Also, the knob controls volume if you click it down just once. It seems like the best sound comes when you turn the FLEXMSART X2 volume up to 30, and then your car radio at regarding mid level(depending on how piercing you like your music). I’ve noticed by turning up the volume on FLEXSMART X2 firstborn the sound quality is in truth great. The play, forward and back buttons control your music. These controls worked outstanding on most phones I’ve tried, but only the play and pause control worked on the iPhone 3GS we used.
Other cool things…..
I noticed that when you leave your phoen bluetooth on, FLEXSMART X2 mechanically re-pairs it when you turn your car on. Thats finelooking cool. It likewise comes with 3 usb cables which may charge iPods and closely any cell phone. It has a USB port on the side of it that you connect these cables to, so you could charge your phone or your friend’s phone even even though your cigarette outlet is being taken up.
The lights are likewise actually cool at night. They go nice with my 2002 Volkswagen consolation lights. ALSO, you may use this just like any other FM transmitter if you have an iPod or something without bluetooth capability. It has a 3.5mm headphone cord jack and a two-way cable. It’s cool that you may use it even with things(mp3 players / laptops) that don’t have bluetooth capability.
What a cool product… for sure one of the coolest car audio productions I’ve ever used…hahha and my friends like it too.
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