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Question: I have a Bluetooth ready receiver in my car. I can get wireless phone calls but no audio from my iPhone. Would this unit allow me to get it?
Document: Bought this unit with the GoGroove receiver to "bluetooth" my MP3 player to my car or stereo. My only real problem was with the pairing of these devices together. Both instruction booklets talk about turning on one or the other unit to pair with an existing Bluetooth device.
This adapter is a blessing! No heavy headphones or transmitters to carry around. I can use it anywhere that has a headphone jack. Best of all it doesn't interfere  with my bluetooth cell phone. I can make phone calls and it shut of the audio and turns on the phone audio. I can receive phone calls in the same way. I just hang up and it goes back to the program I am watching. A very good product.
I bought the GOgroove BlueSense TRM item with the hope that it would work with the Jabra Clipper and the receiver I have with my TV.After getting both items charged, the pairing was relatively painless (for a newbie).I've used it once since the purchase for 3 hours and the connection and sound quality seems better than my wireless headphones. The GoGroove item transmitter allows me to pick lighter, more comfortable earbuds and get great sound.
I just got this today, and it works great. I paired it with an iKross IKBT19 2 in 1 Bluetooth stereo receiver adapter to send sound from my TV, or Sansa Fuze MP3 player, or laptop, or any audio source, to my earbuds, or car stereo, or home stereo, or self-powered computer speakers. I had a little trouble at first getting it to pair up, but kept trying until I got it right.
I was looking for the longest time to connect my iPhone 5 to my carport stero.The cable headjack accessory would do this... but the cord was so short it was really frustrating to have to balance the phone near the dash each time to change the song. Now it doesn't matter!
When I first received this, it worked ok. I got the usual 30 feet transmission from it. About a week later, after transmitting for5 minutes, the music began to stutter. If I reset the device, I could get another 5 minutes out of it. It wasn't the receiver as my iPhone transmitting to the speakers was fine. Caveat Emptor!
My wife needed something that would allow her to watch TV without waking our infant daughter. This just works. No trouble pairing and audio has no lag. I've used this successfully with two separate cheap eBay Bluetooth headsets. Audio is mono only for some reason but who needs The Real Housewives in stereo.
Bought this together with theHomeSpot NFC-enabled Bluetooth Audio Receiver for Sound System.Connected this to a TV so that my mom can use her earphones and listen to the TV without disturbing my dad while he sleeps.She can also use it to connect to her computer or phone.Range is pretty ok. For its purpose, it is more that enough.
I bought this transmitter to use with my Zune MP3 player in the car, to pair it with my Motorola Roadster 2 which works as an FM transmitter. It would not pair with the Motorola device.UPDATE: Despite the excellent customer service from the seller, I could not get this device to pair with my Motorola Roadster 2. The seller was very helpful and allowed me to return it for a refund.
I was looking for wireless headphones to use while working out in my exercise room. I looked at two other options - infrared and RF, but was sold on the idea of being able to use bluetooth technology. This device connects to the audio output of my television (through a 3.5mm to RCA adapter, not included), and pairs easily to the GOgroove BlueSense CLP receiver I purchased to go along with this.
Answer: This unit is intended to broadcast Bluetooth so the only setup you can think about is plugin in to your iPhone and broadcast music. Still I think it would not work because the Bluetooth used in cars are primarily for phone calls.When I had an iPhone, I could not even use a regular Bluetooth headset to listen to music. I doubt it would work in a car.