[PLUG&PLAY] In Car DAB+ Radio Receiver, 2.3" LCD Display Digital Radio Adapter Support FM Transmitter Bluetooth SD Card Music Streaming AUX In/Out Handsfree Call+5V 2.1A USB Port+DAB Antenna

For the money this is a good piece of kit. I wanted to use this as more of a Bluetooth connection rather than dab radio on its own and this works OK most of the time, although it does disconnect itself from my phone and have to reboot it. Not yet connected the ariel to use as dab as it is going to be a bit of a faff but will do it when I get time. Sound is very good so pretty pleased

Too small for my big fingers but a very good piece of kit.Easy to set up. Value for money ,not sure. But don't let me put you off from buying this item. Has improved my car audio in getting more channels.

I bought this for my Wife for Christmas as a little stocking filler, but she wasn't wearing stockings so I fitted it to her car instead.Installation: As easy as it looks really. Antenna is on the windscreen as far up into the corner as I could get it, the magnetic part silpped easily into the roof lining and the thin plastic wedged nicely between the window glass and the column on the passenger side. Didnt even use any adhesive. The cable was easily pushed into the gaps and down the side of the glove box, under the glove box and then under the centre console with no removal of any panels etc. Then it was just a case of sticking it in the cigarette lighter and Bob's your Mum, or Dad's brother.Operation: Turn the key, it turns on. I held the menu button and selected "Scan for dab stations" or something like that. A couple of minutes later and I've found a ton of radio stations. Simples. BT seemed to pair to my phone automatically, which I wasn't expecting. Playing music from my phone was as easy as pressing the knob with an M on it.Sound quality: Spot on. Sounds great. Really can't complain.Reception: no problems either moving or stationary, I think there might have been one drop in signal, however, I was listening to radio 6 music so it could just have been part of the song...Overall: an extremely good value unit which means my Wife's car now isn't a nightmarish dystopia of local radio. Have yet to make any use of the USB socket but I think she will be chuffed about having that as she usually uses the USB socket to charge her phone which takes roughly 14 months and 11 days to acheive a full charge.

I got this delivered today speedy delivery and defied when I got in from college to install it. After college got home and went to install it put antenna up first and then went and plug the console into my car to find it won't turn on. Put my phone charger in and no problem charged my phone

The flexible arm isn't very flexible as it's too short so cannot be bent.

The only issue I had was with my car (very old car), and connection to a suitable point. However, the product itself is excellent, the setup was extremely simple and straightforward, sound quality is excellent.The seller despatched the item promptly, very securely wrapped to prevent any possible damage, so basically I'm totally satisfied with the product. The only reason I have not given full marks for ease of install was purely because of the age of my car, not a fault of the product itself.Many thanks for the item - greatly appreciated.

DAB is poor reception poor

I bought this to listen to cricket on Radio 5 Live sports extra. It worked immediately even though I didn't install the aerial on the windscreen. I just leave the aerial draped on the back seat and it works fine, then put it away when I stop listening. A version with a built-in aerial would be better but I'm not sure it's technically feasible. The radio is a bit close to my gear lever but the power supply bends sufficiently. I like the USB socket which allows me to run the satnav at the same time.