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Question: Does this auto power on and connect to a mobile device.   I want to keep this in my car and never have to turn it on to connect.
Document: I have no complaints so far after owning this for a week or so now. Fits my needs as my car doesn't have bluetooth audio but has bluetooth phone. I still use my car bluetooth phone but disable it on the receiver that's capable of doing both audio\phone. Crisp sound from this device but my only gripe is I wished it was able to power up as soon as I turn on the car.
My car has both a 12v power jack and an AUX input inside the center console. Paired with one of those mini USB automotive chargers, I just plug it in and forget about it. It quickly repairs with my phone as soon as I turn on the ignition switch. So long as I have a cellular data signal, who needs satellite radio?
Device couldn't be simpler. Auto paired with my Samsung Galaxy S5. When the car starts CarHome Ultra automatically detects it and puts the phone into Car Dock mode. Mini-phone cable (like many many others) is junk. Poor molding and what seems to be bad tolerances cause it to hardly work in may car radio (not the first time I've run into this though). I replaced the cable. YMMV.
If you have a car without a bluetooth audio reciever but WITH a bluetooth phone adapter, this thing is perfect. Makes my car's bluetooth work exactly as I'd want it to. Music audio turns off durring calls, and auto resumes when call is over. Auto connects to both devices perfectly, and turns off when the car is turned off. I'm using this with a 2011 Prius Two. Great buy! !
I own a 2010 Hyundai Genesis. What I wanted was a bluetooth receiver for music. In the console is a USB port with an aux audio jack. This Receiver is perfect because there is not a battery. It simply turns on when I start the car and then immediately connects. I purchased a different model previous to this with a battery that would not turn on and connect automatically. I don't plan on taking this unit out of the car so I really can't ask for much more. Sound is also clear.
It's right when they say &#34;you get what you pay for&#34;. I use a windows laptop to connect wirelessly to my living room's speakers and I thought that this would do the job. Wrong! I had all sorts of problems such as disconnecting all the time, bad sound quality, would not pair again, etc. I read in many reviews that this device works great in the car. Maybe, but it didn't work in my case.
Pros:Simple installation, just plug in and pair devices.Reconnects automatically.The voice sounds great and the bass hits hard.No more wire clutters near my radio.Cons:You have to connect the USB to power it up.Luckily my car radio has a USB port right next to the audio jack.Great product overall!
Plug the USB part into a USB power adapter in the car and the stereo minijack into the car's AUX input, turn on the ignition, pair your phone to it (you only need to do that once) and you're ready to go! Next time you take the car, the music will automatically stream to this adapter again.Because this adapter is A2DP only, it won't interfere with your car's existing bluetooth telephone adapter (if it has one) or your phone headset -- it will just do music.
But seriously, for $10 I wasn't really expecting a lot but it seems to be sturdy and is doing its job as described.Im not sure why, but it never asked for a password when I initially connected my phone to it. I simply plugged it in and clicked the connect button on my phone and it instantly started playing my music. I'm not complaining about it seeing how it made it easy for me, however, the instructions said the password is "0000" in order to pair the devices.
works much better with my new moto G than it did with my Motorola atrix HD. reconnects every time I turn the car on. I'd give it 5 stars if it hadn't come apart the first time I plugged it in.
Answer: I have mine attached to the back of a stereo system in my home.  The power for it is plugged into a switch that comes on when the stereo is turned on.   As soon as I am in range and turn it on, my iPhone automatically attaches to it.