FM Transmitters
Looking to play your favourite tunes in the car? FM transmitters are a great choice for streaming music from your device to your car's stereo. At PriceRunner, we list a wide range of these handy gadgets, helping you find the right one for your needs. Use our category filters to narrow down your options based on brand, price, or features like Bluetooth compatibility and frequency range. Compare prices across thousands of retailers to ensure you get the best deal. Our user reviews provide extra insights, making it easier to choose the best FM transmitter for you. Whether you're after a simple model or something more advanced, we've got you covered. Make a well-thought-out decision without any hassle. Ready to enhance your driving experience? Begin here to find the ideal FM transmitter that suits your lifestyle and budget.
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Exlene Car Mp3 Player 1.4 Inch Lossless Bluetooth 5.0 FM Transmitter
Bluetooth, USB
Or £7.74/mo. (x3)*
Dsport Bc32 Dual Usb Charging Bluetooth Hand-Free Car Charger
USB
Or £8.36/mo. (x3)*
Avantree CK310 Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car
Bluetooth, USB
Or £15.22/mo. (x3)*
Dsport BT23Q Bluetooth MP3 Music Player QC3.0
Bluetooth, USB
Or £6.90/mo. (x3)*
Keshen 2.4A Digital Display Bluetooth FM Transmitter Dual USB Car Charger MP3 Player
USB
Or £7.46/mo. (x3)*
Realmax Upgraded Version 3.5mm FM Transmitter Radio Adapter
USB
Or £7.85/mo. (x3)*
Tlily A10 Car Bluetooth 5.0 FM Transmitter Dual USB Charger MP3 Player Adapter
Bluetooth, USB
Or £3.99/mo. (x3)*
HCSC 1.8 Inch Wireless Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter QC3.0
Bluetooth, USB
Or £44.63/mo. (x3)*
Bakeey Bluetooth V5.0 FM Transmitter Dual USB QC3.0 Car Charger
USB
Or £7.70/mo. (x3)*
Bakeey G52 2 in 1 Bluetooth 5.0 PD QC3.0 Car FM Transmitter Car Charger
Bluetooth, USB
Or £11.43/mo. (x3)*
Maxpower Hand-Free Car Bluetooth 5.0 FM Transmitter Music Player
USB
Or £5.69/mo. (x3)*
Maxpower Bluetooth 5.0 FM Transmitter Car Wireless Adapter
USB
Or £5.69/mo. (x3)*
FAQ
If you have an older car that doesn't support Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, you'll have to rely on a cord and a possible AUX or USB input to get the audio from your phone into your car's stereo system. However, it is relatively common for this type of input to be missing in older cars, and then an FM transmitter is the only solution available. You can easily connect with USB or Bluetooth from your mobile to the FM transmitter, which then transmits the sound of a radio frequency that you can dial in on your car radio.
It depends a little on your needs. Both Bluetooth and radio signals are, of course, more whimsical factors than a corded connection. If you move among many vehicles, your FM transmitter may be disturbed, not the least by other people's FM transmitters. Sometimes adjusting the frequency is enough to get better sound and avoid interference, while other times, it can be frustrating to get a good connection.
FM transmitters are available in several different designs and models. A common option is a fairly small device that connects directly to the 12-volt socket in the car. Slightly more advanced models are mounted separately, for example, mounted on the sun visor and connected with a slightly longer cord to the 12-volt socket. Connecting your phone to the FM transmitter is easy. You find it as a Bluetooth device in the settings on your phone and connect to it. Then select a frequency for the FM transmitter to transmit on and tune it to your car stereo.
Some FM transmitters come with one or more USB sockets, which you can use to charge your phone, for example, while using the FM transmitter. Other models come with pre-selected options, which means you can quickly switch between different frequencies in case of interference. Also, be sure to check what Bluetooth range the FM transmitter offers.
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