Yunjing Hands-Free Bluetooth Car Kit with Automatic Power On & Motion Sensor Visor

ZachsAllRed: Firstly, I have to say I love the idea of it. It’s a perfect idea that was not executed very well at all. I’m a mail carrier and I rely on these kind of Bluetooth speakers for music and podcasts while I’m out on my route. I loved that it was directly above my head and could, seemingly, make talking on the phone and switching music so much easier while on my route. But I was totally wrong. The sound coming through it is very tinny and sharp, and the max volume it produces isn’t much more than my phone on speaker. The quality talking on the phone through it is just awful. I made sure it was fully charged before I started my route, yet the battery light started blinking just over halfway through. So the battery life sucks as well. And I noticed it doesn’t automatically connect to Bluetooth. You have to actually go into your settings and manually connect it each time you use it.

So, definitely NOT worth $23. Again, this product is a good idea that was executed out very cheaply.

United States on Dec 23, 2019

Ron H: I purchased this speakerphone for my older p/u that has no bluetooth. Synching it to my iPhone was a breeze. It works well but the volume is not adjustable. The speech clarity is adequate but not great. But hey, what do you want for $20. My only other complaint would be that it doesn't recognize your contact information and gives you the calling number instead of your contact. Regardless, it sure beats trying to answer your phone while driving. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase.

United States on Nov 27, 2019

Diane Marie Rocke: I bought this for my car. It works fairly well, though the sound is nowhere near as good as the ad or other reviews made it seem. I listen to books on my work commute when my car bluetooth quit working. The battery lasts a really long time, and it wakes itself up and never fails to pair with my phone when I get in the car. It is adequate for my needs, and well worth the price.

United States on Sep 21, 2019

Chey: If you’re looking for a great speaker to be used for music, This isn’t it. Although the sound isn’t the worst I’ve ever heard, it’s far from the best. However, I bought this speaker mostly for the handsfree answering calls feature. When I first picked up a call, I couldn’t hear the person on the other side because it was so quiet, and I ended up having to switch the call off of the speaker. Once I turned the volume all the way up on my phone as well as the speaker I could hear it fine so just be aware of that. If your phone is set to a quieter volume you could have problems. The sound quality is very clear when it comes to calls and this speaker is very easy to use. I haven’t had any connection issues and everyone I’ve talked to has reported hearing me great. It stays on the sun visor really well when you have to use it. It just tends to hurt my ear listening to the volume it has to be at to hear calls when the visor is pulled down to block the drivers side window. It came fully charged and I haven’t needed to charge it yet.

United States on Aug 30, 2019

N. McCurdy: Tennessee just passed a "Hands-Free" while driving law. My husband lives on the phone while driving and I was worried he would not be able to stop. Got one of these to try and was so pleased went back to get 2 more! Don't want to be without one in the future. There is no learning curve on this. Charge it up for at least 3 hours before the first use (we did ours overnight). The speaker found both mine and my husband's Bluetooth phones easily and paired quickly. My husband has a flip phone that had never had the Bluetooth turned on; we weren't sure it even had that capability. It paired with his flip phone in seconds, absolutely no problem.

Neither my husband nor I could hear any road noise when we call, and to be honest I can hear my husband when he is out in the car better than I could when he used the actual phone. TN Law says you can hit a button to answer the call and hit a button to hang up, that's all this speaker requires so we are able to continue to use our phones in the car. With my iPhone, I just tell Siri to make the call so usually never have to touch any button--it's all hand's free.

United States on Jul 23, 2019