METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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Bluetooth 5.4 FM transmitter with 60 W total charging via 30 W USB-C PD and 30 W coiled cable for hands-free calls and music streaming
This Bluetooth 5.4 FM transmitter turns a car’s lighter socket into a wireless audio hub and fast-charging station. It streams music from a phone or USB drive to the radio and handles hands-free calls with noise cancelling. A coiled Type-C cable is integrated for tidy access.
Drivers who want quick charging for two USB-C devices and simple FM streaming will find this adapter fits the bill. Buyers needing more than 60 W total output or a dedicated AUX output should look at other options.
| Type | Car Charger |
|---|---|
| Features | Noise Cancelling, Bluetooth FM, Fast Charging |
| Color | Black |
The adapter uses Bluetooth 5.4 and maintains backward compatibility with earlier Bluetooth versions on your phone or tablet.
The adapter delivers up to 60 W total, split as 30 W from the USB-C port and 30 W from the coiled Type-C cable, so two devices can charge simultaneously within those limits.
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