Bluetooth Streaming receiver

[surveyor]

I need to find a Bluetooth receiver for the car.

Ideally it would switch on automatically with power (12v or USB), and not require paring up each time. Anyone recommend anything suitable?

[Mosman]

I have one of these...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pligh-Bluetooth-Receiver-...

Cheap and cheerful but it's been reliable (doesn't need to be continually re-paied etc). It's USB powered.

It's a generic device sold under lots of brand names, just look for PT-810 / PT810 on Amazon.

[surveyor]

[br d]

I have one and it has a delay. Doesn't matter if you are just connecting to a steady stream because you'll be none the wiser but I wanted to transmit from a guitar amp and it was useless.

[Jodyone]

I used this Kinovo one for a couple of years in my previous car, it was perfect:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kinivo-BTC450-Bluetooth-H...

Assuming you have an aux-in socket, of course. Also gives a useful (discreet) set of buttons for controlling stuff.

It looks like there are cheaper versions around that look similar, however. Possibly the same inside, who knows.

[DervVW]

Jodyone said:

I used this Kinovo one for a couple of years in my previous car, it was perfect:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kinivo-BTC450-Bluetooth-H...

Assuming you have an aux-in socket, of course. Also gives a useful (discreet) set of buttons for controlling stuff.

It looks like there are cheaper versions around that look similar, however. Possibly the same inside, who knows.

Superb!

[giantdefy]

DervVW said:

Jodyone said:

I used this Kinovo one for a couple of years in my previous car, it was perfect:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kinivo-BTC450-Bluetooth-H...

Assuming you have an aux-in socket, of course. Also gives a useful (discreet) set of buttons for controlling stuff.

It looks like there are cheaper versions around that look similar, however. Possibly the same inside, who knows.

Superb!

+1 for Kinivo