LENCENT Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter with 30W PD Charging and Bass Mode
Product description
Bluetooth 5.3 reconnects to the last paired device, making it easier to get music and calls playing again when you set off. The LENCENT FM transmitter also combines hands-free calling, voice control and fast charging in a compact car adapter, so you can manage everyday journeys with one device.
Choose Hi-Fi stereo for music or switch to Bass mode at the touch of a button. If your priority is simply streaming audio, a basic Bluetooth adapter may do the job, this model adds call controls and charging for a more joined-up setup.
Tech summary
The transmitter connects to compatible devices over Bluetooth 5.3 and sends audio to a car stereo using FM. Its compact design is intended to sit without blocking other car buttons, while physical controls make key functions accessible on the device.
- Audio: FM transmission, with stereo output
- Sound modes: Hi-Fi and Bass
- Charging: USB-C PD 30W and QC3.0 fast charging
- Calls: Dual microphones with CVC8.0 noise reduction
- Controls: Physical buttons and voice control
- Lighting: Colourful breathing lights, switchable with one button
- Installation: Wired
Requirements
The listed voltage is 24 V, and the transmitter uses a wired installation. Pair a compatible smartphone, tablet or other Bluetooth device, then use the FM transmitter with a car stereo system. For voice assistance, it supports Siri and Google Assistant, this can also be useful for playing spoken directions from navigation apps.
Everyday use
On a commute, pair your phone to stream music through the car stereo, then switch between Hi-Fi and Bass mode to suit what you are listening to. When a call comes in, the one-touch controls let you answer, reject, hang up or redial, while the dual microphones and CVC8.0 noise reduction are designed to help keep your voice clear. Voice control offers another way to use supported assistants without handling the phone.
Charging is built into the same adapter: the USB-C port supports PD 30W, and QC3.0 fast charging is also provided. This makes the transmitter useful when you want in-car audio and charging together rather than a separate audio adapter and charger. The breathing lights add a touch of colour and can be turned off when you prefer a less illuminated cabin.
Customer feedback highlights straightforward setup, useful Bluetooth connection and clear sound, with some buyers also appreciating the Bass mode. These comments reflect individual experiences, while the listed features explain how the transmitter supports music, calls and charging in daily use.
Before you decide
How does it play music through a car stereo? Pair a compatible device over Bluetooth and use the transmitter’s FM audio output with the car stereo system.
Can you switch the sound profile? Yes. A button lets you choose between Hi-Fi stereo and Bass mode.
Can it handle calls and voice assistance? It has one-touch call controls, dual microphones with CVC8.0 noise reduction, and supports Siri and Google Assistant.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you want Bluetooth music, hands-free calling and fast charging in one compact car adapter. Its practical appeal is the combination: switch sound modes for listening, use the buttons for calls and keep a compatible device charging while you travel.