Both connections stay alive! Then select Aux as the audio source via your CIC. It also comes with a USB slot, so you're not giving up that charger slot! Simply pair your phone's 'Media audio' to the unit and keep the 'Call audio' paired with your car's own Bluetooth. The unit plugs into the cigarette lighter charger slot and the attached 3.5mm audio cable plugs into the AUX-in port, bothk under the arm rest. An amazing product from the Chinese for once!

The quality of the audio is also high (full stereo).

Probably within the last 2-3 pages of this section, even.Ī very late addition to this thread but if anyone's interested I just bought a couple of these (one for my E90 and one for the wife's Corsa) and am truly impressed with the way it all just works so well out of the box. There are many newer threads on this to look for. I'm pretty sure the button on the belkin can also be used to activate Siri, so that's a major bonus.

The puck-shaped button/mic unit can be located anywhere, while power and aux plugs are in the armrest. If the lighter outlet is in the armrest, the mic won't be located well at all for calls.īelkin makes this, which is slightly cheaper and much better set up for E90s. Griffin makes the BlueTrip, which I wouldn't recommend unless you have the smoker's package with the lighter outlet right under the radio. You do have other, much cheaper-than-a-mulf options though. And for $8, there's not any chance in hell they've licensed codecs for the connection that don't suck, so it's basically guaranteed to sound bad. It will stream stereo audio in one direction. Just seeing if anyone would recommend this as a boj job fix? Obviously the phone would need to be near by for microphone to pick up sound.ĭefinitely not, no. When i listen to music via audio jack from iPhone and a call comes in i can hear the person through the speakers. My Bluetooth has stopped working and a new ULF & recode will cost £250+

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