METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
- Speaker Spacers
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KEHIPI
Bluetooth 5.0 FM transmitter adds hands-free calls, voice-assistant access and three fast-charge ports — PD 18W, QC 3.0 and 5 V/1 A — plus nine RGB lighting modes
This new KEHIPI adapter plugs into a vehicle power socket and adds Bluetooth 5.0 audio streaming to the factory stereo. Three USB ports — PD 18W, QC 3.0 and 5V/1A — charge phones and tablets while music plays. Nine RGB backlight modes illuminate the cabin.
The built-in microphone and noise-canceling circuit handle calls with a single button press. Long-pressing the light button activates Siri or Google Assistant for voice commands. Buyers who need a dedicated high-power laptop charger or a fixed auxiliary-input connection should look elsewhere.
The USB-C port delivers 18 W Power Delivery and the USB-A port supports Quick Charge 3.0, cutting charge times for compatible devices. A third 5 V/1 A port handles accessories. This specification determines whether the unit matches your devices' fast-charge requirements.
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