FM Transmitter Radio (A) FM Transmitter Radio (B) UNIVERSAL WIRELESS FM TRANSMITTER - This FM transmitter eliminates the need for an audio jack or Bluetooth in your car audio system - just plug it into your phone or MP3 player and turn on the radio! QUITE EASY USE - Insert the 3.5mm plug into your device just as you would a pair of headphones. Turn on the transmitter and set it to an FM frequency that's not in use in your area. Set your car radio to that frequency and you'll hear the music! The transmitter will play all audio from your phone, so you can use it to make hands-free calls as well. MINI USB CHARGING - Charge the transmitter from any USB port with the included cable. The battery has a long standby time, so you'll get plenty of use between charges. DIGITAL DISPLAY - The transmitter has a digital display that shows the FM frequency and the battery level for easy use. Compatible with smartphones and tablets with a 3.5mm headphone jack, including iPhone 6s/6/SE/5s/5/4S/4, iPad, Samsung Galaxy and more Plays music or audible books from audio devices through your car stereo system. Preserves high-fidelity sound via FM radio signal Extra built-in USB port charges your smartphones, tablets, GPS and other devices while driving Features an easy-to-read display and tactile buttons. Simply connect your device through the 3.5mm jack, set an idle FM channel on the transmitter, and tune the car radio to the same channel Package Contents: JETech FM transmitter, instructions, customer service card

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