LENCENT FM Transmitter Bluetooth Car Kit

This compact Bluetooth FM transmitter brings wireless audio and hands-free calling to older car stereos, letting you stream music and navigation prompts through the vehicle radio while charging two devices at once. It simplifies in-car connectivity with noise cancellation and a wide FM range for clearer playback during everyday driving.

Key Points

The transmitter supports Bluetooth streaming, USB drive playback and microSD cards up to 32 GB, so you can play MP3, WMA, WAV, APE and FLAC files from multiple sources. It includes CVC noise cancellation to reduce road and wind noise during calls, which helps make hands-free conversations clearer. 🔊

Battery health awareness is built in with a live voltage readout on the unit, letting you monitor the car battery while the adapter is plugged in. A blue ambient light ring around the plug gives a simple visual cue for status and makes the control knob easier to locate at night. ⚡

Dual USB ports allow simultaneous charging for two devices. The higher-current port supplies faster charging for a smartphone or tablet while the other port maintains a steady trickle for secondary devices. Bluetooth pairing is automatic with previously connected devices for quick reconnection when you start the car.

Technical Specifications

• Name: LENCENT T25
• Bluetooth: Version not specified by manufacturer
• Supported media: USB disk ≤32 GB, microSD/TF card ≤32 GB, Bluetooth audio
• Output ports: Dual USB 5V (5V-2.4A and 5V-1A)
• FM range: 87.5 MHz to 108 MHz

Usage Recommendations

Pairing is straightforward and the device reconnects to the last paired phone automatically when powered. For the best audio quality, choose an FM frequency with minimal local radio interference and keep the phone close to the transmitter to maintain a stable Bluetooth link. For navigation voice prompts, allow the phone to send audio over Bluetooth so directions are audible through the car speakers. 🚗

Consider that FM transmitters may be affected by local radio traffic in dense urban areas, which can cause occasional static or brief interruptions. Also, file playback from USB or TF requires compatible audio formats and properly formatted storage media. The manufacturer notes built-in protections against overcurrent, overvoltage and short circuits to help keep charging safe during use.