Tendak Bluetooth V4.0 Hands-Free Car Kit Stereo Audio Music Streaming Receiver Adapter Wireless Car Speakerphone Supports AptX with 3.5mm Aux Input Jack and 2 Port Car Charger Supports

It picks up the spark-plug noise from the engine.

Why do I need to type so many words in this block just to say that it is a good product. CHANGE THIS.

Set up and pairing was easy...but there was a lot of static in the background. The calls sounded like you were in a tunnel. I returned the product.

Not at all what it claims to be it don't even work in my car

Could not get it to work- pure static and garbage. Had to return it.

Just what I needed, works perfect.

This is one of those products that fills a need, and it fills it well. But make absolutely sure your vehicle has a 3.5mm input (headphone) jack before ordering it! I didn't realize when I agreed to review this bluetooth car kit that our 2007 Toyota Tacoma truck radio does not have one! I had to find a neighbor with the requisite jack in their vehicle to test it to see how it would work. And it works as advertised, routing the sound through the car's speakers, which is rather cool. Imagine driving along a highway with your co-workers, having a conference call with the office. That is really a nice thing to be able to do. And having a quick-tap means of answering your phone while on the road and being able to talk without having to hang onto your phone is much saferDon't throw away the instructions for how to pair two devices at the same, because it's kind of tricky. Stick them in your glove compartment so you can refresh your memory. There is a specific sequence you need to follow to be successful in pairing two devices.Because I was imposing on a neighbor, I could not test the voice quality when talking on the phone to someone via the smartphone's mic. It goes without saying, though, that you should have your phone close by. One of those dash or CD-player mounts ought to work fine, and then you can feel like you're riding in a much more expensive car when you use this Tendak car kit. But, again, and I can't stress this enough: Check to be sure you have that headphone jack first. I'm bummed out that I'm not going to be able to take advantage of this neat little bluetooth device.

A lot of static noise, did anyone find a work around?