I Have a 2014 Honda Accord that only has usb ports. Can I use this adapter to play music from my Android phone (HTC M8)?
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That is a hard question, mine works in my 2014 Hyndai Sonata, but each configuration is different but since it is an auto I would think it would work
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I'm not sure I'm regards to what but I use my galaxy s4 connected via line in cable. I also keep an older ipod with a large storage capacity plugged in for music on the fly when I don't feel like plugging my phone in. It'll charge your Android phone. You might be able to change it so your phone reads like a storage device so that it'll play music off of there. Great head unit much better than my older jvc
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I don't know if it will work with a 2013 Honda.I have it installed in a motor home and it has a small box that is a "FM transmitter" that allows it to play thru the radio/CD player.JM2C
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Yes. it works very good. I can enjoy my mobile phone's music with my old car.
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Hey Pacey...did u get answer to your question? I am also looking for something to convert my Audi mmi into using a Samsung/Android phone for music. Pls let me know. thanks
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Works in my 2004 Accord. Make sure you understand first that you can't play your phone or iPod and charge it at the same time if you use the USB interface.
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No, this is for audio only, for those cars that do not have Bluetooth sound connectivity (aka AD2DP). Some cars will only connect bluetooth for phone use only and not for stereo/sound/Pandora etc. (like my Mini Cooper hence need this cable). Your car controls (i.e. next track, stop, etc.) will NOT pass back to the phone via this cable. You won't find a simple cable to do what you are looking for, but with a 2014 GMC, I'd really look to see if your radio supports AD2DP then you can use all of the car controls and even see song title, cover art etc on your screen. Go into your phone and car settings and make sure you select the "audio" or other settings that may be offered beside the normal phone connection. These settings would be in the bluetooth pairing options menus (start with your phone).
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Hi, I have bought this adapter for a BM Motorcycle that it is said it shares the audio system with cars. It Works fine and shows the playlist in the dashboard's screen. However, for an unknown reason it always starts on the same song/playlist no matter how many have you listened during your last trip.
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Hi Jane,The USB option is really meant for computer-to-device communication. You could use the output jack, which is used for headphones for your car, and maybe buy an adapter for it.
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I don't imagine there's much difference from car-to-car. I have a 2012 Accord and the music quality is atrocious. Absolutely awful. The music comes out very tinny and warbled. I asked customer service about it and got an unhelpful answer about Bluetooth music quality being lower than wired. Do not get this item if you care about music quality.
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Dear Sasha, Thank you for your question regarding the BTC450 Car Kit. If your Honda Accord has a 3.5mm AUX input jack on the console, then the BTC450 will work with it. We suggest checking your owners manual to see if your car has the correct port needed. Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions. Thank you, Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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The USB is not compatible with Android. It will charge though. Not a strong charge though. I use both the AUX jack for audio and the USB for charging while in the car. Good enough.
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It has nothing to do with android versus any other system as this is a hardware issue. Yes, it will work as long as the port size for headphones on the device is the standard size. If not, you can still make it work with an adapter. Just think of headphones as being a universally compatible piece of hardware.
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It didnt work on my infiniti m35x. It also didnt work at all on a bose 30 pin home dock. I dont know if it was just broken or just a pos. My phone recognized it but nothing played. So ill try another cheap option. I wouldn't buy it again obviously.
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Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it for about a month. Also, if sound is fuzzy, try switching frequencies (99.1 to 99.2, etc.) Hope that helps! Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it... » Read More Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it for about a month. Also, if sound is fuzzy, try switching frequencies (99.1 to 99.2, etc.) Hope that helps! « Show Less
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My car doesn't have USB port but it would likely work. I can play files using Clip through my computer. If you are going to play it through car system I hope to God your using FLAC and not MP3 files.
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I use it as an adapter from my phone. It sounds good on my factory car stereo. I'm pleased with it. I imagine that if I had a better sound system in my car it could make it to great.