Aquarius Bluetooth MP3 Player FM Transmitter Hands-free Car Kit Charger

Yes, as long as your car has an FM radio, you can use this kit. It transmits audio via FM radio waves to your car's speakers.

Simply plug your phone's charging cable into the 2.1A USB port on the Aquarius device. It can charge smartphones and tablets.

The Aquarius kit supports SD cards and USB flash drives with a maximum capacity of 32GB.

Yes, it supports hands-free calling for any smartphone that can connect via Bluetooth.

The device typically prioritizes Bluetooth. If a USB or SD card is inserted and no Bluetooth connection is active, it will play from the card/drive. You may need to disconnect Bluetooth briefly or check the device's specific operation for mode switching.

The remote control allows you to manage music playback (play, pause, next, previous track, volume) and potentially answer/end calls, offering convenience for passengers.

No, the USB charging cable for your device is not included; you need to use the cable that came with your smartphone or tablet.

Ensure the device is securely plugged into the car's power outlet. Check if the car's power outlet is functional by testing it with another device. Verify the fuse within the device is intact and properly seated.

Turn off Bluetooth on your phone and then turn it back on. Restart the Aquarius device and your phone. Ensure no other devices are actively connected to the Aquarius kit. Try deleting the 'AC4601C' from your phone's known Bluetooth devices and re-pair.

Find a new, clear FM frequency on your car radio that has no other stations broadcasting. Adjust the FM transmitter frequency on the Aquarius device to match this new frequency. Ensure the device is positioned away from potential sources of electronic interference.

Ensure the USB drive or SD card is formatted as FAT32. Confirm that the capacity does not exceed 32GB. Try a different USB drive or SD card to rule out a device issue.

Ensure the microphone is not obstructed and is positioned towards the driver. Increase the volume on both your phone and the car stereo. Check that the Bluetooth connection is stable.