arsvita Car Audio Cassette to Aux Adapter, 3.5 MM Auxillary Cable Tape Adapter

Works great! I bought this so I could make use of an old radio I have in my garage. No issues with sound quality, is very easy to use and works with my galaxy s25 with a cheap adapter. Was alot cheaper of a solution than a bluetooth speaker, and I highly recommend to anyone if they want to make use of somethint old with a tape deck.

Works great I prefer this over Bluetooth at least if it’s not built into the car. The music be so low but the tape & the connector is my go to loud af

Brought an older car that couldn’t do Bluetooth and this did the trick. Functioned great, plugs in so you never have to worry about battery and I never had any delays between my phone and speakers. Sound quality was decent sure it’ll very on speakers though. Did have an underlying static sound but unsure if that was the tapes fault.

Great audio quality, you can hear more elements of the song you're listening too, better and louder than the Bluetooth cassette

I’ve been using car audio cassettes for 40 years. I found one I bought probably 20 years ago unopened. I have a 1997 vehicle that I bought New. It still runs perfectly fine. It has a cassette player in it and I’ve been using cassette adapters for many years. I decided to open the 20 year old one and use it because the one that I was using is about 7 years old. Still works but I thought I’d give it a break. So before putting in the 20 year old one, I ran the head cleaning tape in to freshen up the stock deck. I do that periodically. So I put the 20 year old one in and it works flawlessly. Excellent sound quality, no clicking sounds etc. Because the 20 year old on was the last NEW one I had, I decided to buy another one to have on hand. So after quite a bit of research, I decided on the Arsvita car audio cassette. Not the Bluetooth version just one with an aux cord. It arrived 3/12. So I decided to see if by chance over the years technology may have improved, I brought it out to the car and put it in. All it did was self eject. Over and over again. So I went in and “YouTubed” it and found several solutions that seemed logical. Over 40 years I never had to do anything like this but I guess technology has changed, for the worst in this case. I tried everything I could find on YouTube, I took it apart took out the “reverse” wheel, that didn’t work. I took it back apart to more options I learned on YouTube. NOTHING but NOTHING would work. I finally just to it and threw it in the garbage. Save yourself all the headaches, never buy Arsvita products.

Loved it for a while (2003 Hyundai Elantra) but the AUX adaptor, specifically the cheap plastic casing surrounding the jack is flimsy and less than 8 months later, broke from my steady everyday use. Sound quality deteriorated when the plastic casing came loose, had to prop cord at an angle or the sound won't play. Overall, it's cheap, and may last you a year.

Excellent quality. LOUD. Don't ignore the part of the instruction booklet that recommends turning your device and stereo volume down. I blew a speaker.

I bought this because my old one, a Monster brand version that I've been using for almost 20 years, had developed an annoying hiss. After I ordered it, though, the hissing stopped and I thought I might have to send this one back. When I received it I decided to give it a try anyway and was surprised at how much better it sounded than the Monster, even without the hiss. The music is crystal clear and while there's still a bit of rattling in the cassette deck, it's nowhere near as loud as the old one. And the straight headphone jack plug fits my car's iPod better. For something meant to connect outdated technology to even more outdated technology, I'm very pleased with the results and glad I didn't send it back.