ANDTOBO USB to Aux Audio Adapter, 3.5mm Male to USB Female Adapter for Playing Music with Flash Drive in Car

The media could not be loaded. This is the thing I have been looking for. My car has a old multimedia system. It plays CDs and music from my phone via Bluetooth. But they are kind of limited and inconvenient. Its AUX port only reads from the 3.5mm port but not the USB port. Of course I can use a MP3 player but it has built-in battery so not so safe staying in the car especially when it is hot. So this thing really save the day. It does read from the USB drive, even the songs in folders. It replay the previous song at power cycling but restarts from beginning. It could be better if it remembers where it stopped.

Works great! Let's me play music from my flash drive through an older stereo unit in my motorhome.

The performance of this item was unacceptable. Sounded as if the music files were being played in a cave with much echo. And, the volume had to be set excessively high to achieve an adequate listening level. Decided to return the item.

When I drive, I love playing music in the car. But one of my cars is an earlier model and only has an AUX port and no USB ports. Older readers might recall the day when having a cassette player or 8-track was the cool thing. And then we got the AUX port... and could purchase a hard drive digital player! But technology moves on.This little item is a gem. I'm not sure how long it will last, but all you need is the AUX port and a USB power plug to a cigarette lighter. Plug in your USB drive and enjoy.The ONLY drawback is that you cannot see what song you are playing. There are buttons on the side to cycle songs, but they're a bit tricky to play with and I don't recommend using it while driving (can be distracting). But, if you want to enjoy music in an older vehicle with only an AUX player, this item will serve well.

Works great as it should we're definitely recommend

I don't know if this works on other headsets but it did not work on mine. Good luck I hope it works for you.

Great little unit for the elderly (and younger folks too) to play your music from USB without having so many buttons to push eg on a cell phone.There is 3 buttons on the unit should you wish to manually change to the next or last played or pause a song.It also accepts up to 32GB USB thumb drives....that's a lot of music.I have had one unit playing (on test) the same playlist for some weeks now running continuously for 24hrs without hanging or failure... it's feeding my home intercom system, and available on demand when needed.Also it is also feeding my main HiFi system. The audio quality is very good, and overall it works very well.I bought 6 units to give to my friends who love music and hate pushing buttons and fiddling with old CD discs/players, cell phones and flaky Bluetooth gadgets.I set one up for an 88 year old doctor who loves his music and as his almost 40 year old 100 disc Sony CD player had just "died".I "ripped" his entire music library and put all of his music on various thumb drives (with colored key tags for different music).I secured the unit with Velcro to his amplifier to make it more stable for plugging in the USB drive.All he now needs to do is select a drive "pop" it in and the music begins playing without pushing of any buttons.Now, this little unit is running all the time and all he needs to do is switch on his amplifier with 20,000+ songs running all the time he gets a great variety of music and he is very happy indeed.A small improvement would be if a RCA output adapter/ output was included to use it in this way.

I bought this inexpensive jewel because every MP3 player I bought to hook to the aux in of my car's stereo skipped and chattered. I figured why not find a product that uses a flash drive instead of a micro SD card? I took a 32GB flash drive and put enough MP3 files in it to play for 2 weeks straight without repetition. It's been playing for 2 months now flawlessly. Everything from 128kbs up to 320kbs MP3 files. Of course you can't choose the songs, no display, but it will cycle thru the entire set of songs(or entire albums) before starting at the beginning again. The sound is just as good as it would come from the line out of my PC sound card. I don't use folders, I take the songs from an album and join them using software to make one MP3 of the entire album. GREAT PRODUCT!!