Magnetic Car Phone Mounts With Chargers

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   how to connect bluetooth to older car that only has aux port

   If your car has a 3.5 mm AUX input but no built-in Bluetooth, the simplest solution is to add a Bluetooth audio receiver.

   Here's how:

   1. Buy a Bluetooth AUX receiver.

      • Look for one with:
        • Bluetooth 5.0 or newer
        • A built-in battery or USB power
        • Hands-free calling (if you want to use it for phone calls)
        • Automatic reconnect when you start the car

   2. Plug it into the AUX port.

      • Insert the receiver's 3.5 mm plug into your car's AUX input.
      • If it requires power, connect it to a USB port in the car or a 12V USB charger.

   3. Turn your car stereo to AUX mode.

   4. Pair your phone.

      • Put the receiver into pairing mode (usually by holding its power button).
      • On your phone, go to Settings → Bluetooth and select the receiver.

   5. Play music.

      • Audio from your phone should now come through the car speakers.

   If your car doesn't have USB power

   Use one of these options:

   • A Bluetooth receiver with a rechargeable battery (typically lasts 8–20 hours).
   • A small 12V USB adapter that plugs into the cigarette lighter.

   For phone calls

   If you want to make hands-free calls:

   • Choose a receiver with a built-in microphone.
   • Models with a separate clip-on microphone usually provide clearer call quality because the mic is closer to you.

   Alternative: Bluetooth FM transmitter

   If your AUX port doesn't work or is inconvenient, you can use a Bluetooth FM transmitter:

   • Plug it into the 12V cigarette lighter.
   • Pair your phone.
   • Tune your car radio to the unused FM frequency shown on the transmitter.

   The AUX receiver generally provides better sound quality than an FM transmitter.

   If you tell me:

   • your car's year, make, and model, and
   • whether you have USB power or only a 12V cigarette lighter,

   I can recommend the setup that's likely to work best.

   

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