DAB+ Radio Tuner Wireless FM Transmitter Universal Plug-and-Play In-Car Music Player Audio Adapter Car Kit with 5V/2.4A USB Charger

Works well considering priceHad the cables fitted properly and it looks good once completed. There should be a little blue led on the aerial box that attaches to windscreen of it is working correctly.The tuning just needs a little patience but once done as far as my experience goes works well.

Fantastic DAB adapter that's easily installed and has superb sound. Tunes easily to a spare preset on your cars existing stereo and transmits all available DAB radio stations available. This unit in my local area located 56 DAB stations. As an added bonus the station selected also shows on cars inbuilt stereo and the station name and track playing on the DAB adapter itself. Take a bit of time to locate the included aerial into door seal rubber and route through below dash and it truly is excellent. Best adapter for the money by a long shot.Simple rotary selection of stations makes it super easy to use.

I am happy to see that others have got along with this product, and I so wanted it to work for me too.I like that its small, easy to use and very straightforward it its simplicity. It found many stations, at least 60 I think, and you hardly notice its there.But my problem came with the ability to pick up the signal with this device. After all, I have a pocket DAB that I use in the garden, and that manages an almost 100% signal over just using some headphones as an aerial....so why can't this, with its very long aerial lead?That's what I was wondering!I trailed the lead across the whole of the back of my car, and fed it into the boot, where I made contact with the aerial "end" with the metal of my car, in the area of the wheel-well. I tried other things too, but it appears important to make contact with metal.Driving around, it had terrific difficulty...in whatever aerial configuration I tried. Sometimes it was fine, but most of the time, a terrible "squealy" noise is made, as it tries to lock onto the signal.Why not the windscreen placement, you may ask? Well....its ugly. That might have worked better, but when I did that too...I had little success. And I don't want, on my nice car, to have trailing wires and aerials permanently stuck there. That's ugly. What I wanted, was to get it out for long journeys, and use the aerial in the boot, making contact with metal...and then putting it all away again until the next time.In that mode, I found it impossible to lock onto a decent signal, so unfortunately, its going back today.

Received today and fitted in around 10 mins. When fiting ariel, scraped bit of paint off as suggested. Works great much better than I was expecting.neat little unit which is not in the way, just what I wanted. Easy to use. Even shows me the station name on the car multifuntion display - bonus. Only had for one day so far but impressed. Would recommend

Great little gadget, plugged it in turned car radio to frequency shown on dab display and searched for stations and of we go, going to by more for my other cars.

First class had to put my aerial above the rear view mirror as I have air bags so my aerial is horizontal works great make sure you get the tab on to the inside of the roof to ground aerial

It solved my issue of getting a DAB radio in old car.. Sometimes the signal get lost but it happens in some areas which i noticed going regularly. this is not fault of this product.