If you are like me and use your AUX to play music everyday and don't have a brand new RR, you might be frustrated at the lack of Bluetooth alternatives. Well I found this online and it arrived today, first impressions are that its an amazing little bit of kit, so thought i would share...

It basically plugs into your AUX, and although it has its own internal battery, It has a supplied USB cable to keep it charged. It also wakes up when the cable is plugged into power. So if you leave it plugged into the cigarette lighter, when you start the car, it will also start this device!
You can have up to 2 devices connected (Only one playing at a time), It remembers and auto reconnects to the last device and even has control on it to skip songs/change volumes if required. It was super easy to pair with my iPhone and acts like most factory Bluetooth options you find in most cars these days. The quality is good from the small amount I've listened to on it. A real bargain for £11 I'd say!

Only thing I haven't tested is how it reacts to phone calls etc. I have 2 phones so not a problem for me, but can test if someone wants to know the results! It apparently handles calls on it's own, not sure if you can be connected to the cars own BT phone simultaneously though...

At the moment I have my AUX going into the cubby and this device plugged into the USB. Just need to figure out a way to pipe the aux cable into the bottom/side of the cubby to stop it going in through the top. Although there is a little canal for cables to stop them getting crushed, It just doesn't look that neat. Ideas for that anyone?

I can take some pics of mine if you guys want.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00Y29...&psc=1


Jord

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I have a similar device bought via eBay.
It's a bit neater than the one above and works great. Has playback buttons and looks okay stuck to the dash.... Suspends the connection to my iPhone when the car Bluetooth recovers a call. It's simply great imho.
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Exactly. And the ones that are available on the bay are the best part of £80. Much rather get this for a measly £11  Jordan


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Just purchased the very one the OP has shown above for £7.99.

Will post back my findings after the misses gets hold of it  Range Rover quotes.....

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Bargain! Do post back. I shall be updating once I am used to it to give an honest review! Jordan


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I will soon see if this https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0192U...&psc=1 works or not or the best £7.99 Ive spent to keep the wife happy. Range Rover quotes.....

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Interesting.

Just experienced the BT route in a Disco Sport when I had the FFRR in for servicing. I linked the fact I could get song info on the console screen and play/pause. Well, once I got it paired...

I love the idea.

Sorry, stupid question time: how does this improve on just plugging the iPod/MP3 player into the AUX with a cable? Don't I still have to turn on the player manually?

Here's mine in situ... Cables routes into rear Aux socket....
Great thing is I jump in the car and press the play button on it and it picks up where my music playback left off.... It's a neat solution if you ask me ?!

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Most importantly I don't need to get my phone out of my pocket to start playback  Current: Supercharged 06 FFRR in Java Black
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Mines plugged into the AUX too and powered from one of the power points.

I hid the unit under the kick plate of the centre consol, plenty of room there.

Works very well, never have to think about it.

Cheers, Jerry THIS WRECKAGE

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Exactly. And the ones that are available on the bay are the best part of £80. Much rather get this for a measly £11

You poor people..... buy an early FF, stick an Android head unit in it and you get all the above and a darn site more.... no wires, no fuss....  Pete
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or buy a "late" RR and have everything else upgraded/updated for free

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