If I dont have an AUX plug in my car will this device work on an fm station?
1748262
Nope. It plugs in directly to your AUX jack, with no way of changing to another form of input.
1748263
No, there is no tuner on this device. Since you don't have an AUX plug, you will have to find another device.
1748264
No you need an AUX (headphone sized) plug. The circle (Bluetooth) is the IN and the headphone plug is the OUT for the audio. Look for an FM Transmitter if you want to play your phone audio over an FM station.
1748265
No this bluetooh interface works with Aux input only. You may want to check Belkins FM transmitter. I have used before and just works fine.
1312713
You can indeed. This hands free device uses radio signal to send your audio to your cars radio. You need only a radio and a port to plug the FM transmitter. Hope that helps. It is a fantastic device and has served me well for quite a while. :)
1998343
no u need to get rca plugs converter with an aux end...then u can hoop up ur ipod or smart phone.
287996
No..you need a male to male aux cable in order to hear the sound in your car.
450171
Yes, if it's an external CD player that you plug into the "aux" input of the radio. For instance, you can plug in an external MP3 player.
1275568
It does have a plug that's how it charges it does not not have fm radio ... I would not recommend this device to anyone it kept going out I returned it 3 times then finally gave up and bought my daughter I dif brand.
982413
I don't see why not. My car has the aux jack (3.5mm) and a usb port. I play music from a thumb drive and any power that is needed is supplied by the car's battery. The only reason I know it would not work is due to bit rate, but this can be worked around in windows media player (lower the bit rate)
1138769
If you have an "aux" button on your radio, I would think so. There are videos on youtube on how to access the rear of the radio where this plugs in. I had to use a dental mirror to see behind the radio, where the plug went. If you look back there, you should also see if there's a hole where this would plug in. Mine is still working great. It also seems to make my ipod sound louder than going through an fm transmitter.
857225
You'll need the actual adapter, a home antenna and a cable to plug it into an amplifier or stereo. Or instead of the cable you can tune it in on an fm radio.
242712
This device works with any radio because it transmits to a radio channel. You just need to pick a channel that is not being used and you are good to go. It comes with a aux plug. Do not change your radio to the aux. Leave it on radio and just find a station with lots of static.
463498
It wont work through the usb port maybe the aux will but i dont have an aux cord.
1275567
Its has an aux input. No FM and its made for iphone or ipod with the 30 pin connection.
1700252
If it's non Bluetooth it won't work. This handy little device streams music from your Bluetooth enabled device to your speakers or stereo with an aux input.
1948957
No. it sends an fm signal to your radio. just make sure u put the fm channel on a station that has nothing pickin up on it
579403
My radio only has an one aux port for cell phone charging. If your mp3 has the same plug as a cell phone, it might work?
1045594
Absolutely not!!! Doesnt pick up any station without static. Also the device ripped my entire AUX outlet out of dash
622543
I mean it will but it will work poorly. It attaches to the antenna so if your car has an antenna it will work, but as I learned, changing the geometry of your antenna is not a good idea. An FM transmitter is a better idea. Even though they are notorious for not working that well they are physically decoupled from your antenna which is how your fm receiver is meant to work.