There are a few different ways to approach connecting an Android gear to your car stereo.
The one you choose to use depends on the features your car stereo has.
Lets approach 5 solutions you’ve got the option to use in order.
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1- Auxiliary Jack
Many newer cars come with an auxiliary audio jack.
You may be able to spot the audio jack on or near the stereo.
you’re able to use asimple 3.5MM cableto connect the Android to the car.
From there, change the stereo to the AUX setting and youll hear everything.
Older vehicles may have a secret audio jack located behind the stereo.
Auto manuals often dont include this information, so Google it to see if your particular car has one.
Of course, using such a jack may involve removing the stereo and other handy work.
you could usually store music on your Android phone, or other USB equipment like a flash drive.
This method usually does not work if your music is streamed via the Internet.
The files usually must be physically stored on the Android.
It likely also wont usually work for phone calls.
Then make your Android discoverable or visible.
Set your car stereo to find the gear, then you should be prompted to enter a PIN.
Once connected, you could enjoy playing all of your music or making phone calls wirelessly.
Just slide the adapter into the cassette deck and connect it to the audio jack on your Android.
Prices for such devices can range from $15 to $100.
From experience I can say that an FM Transmitter is not a thing you want to cheap out on.
Going mid-range is a best bet.
I personally invested in theBelkin TuneCastand am very happy with it.
This particular transmitter charges my Android as well.
Now youre ready to listen to some Android tunes, place calls crisply and clearly through your car speakers.
