Airdual Bluetooth 5.0 aptX-HD Adapter for Land Rover, Range Rover, Jaguar iPod iPhone Music Interface

Ordered this to be used in my 2009 Jaguar XKR Portfolio and it worked like a charm. For my installation I plugged into the 30 pin connector of my Jaguar and also had to use the USB powered connection. But my iPhone Bluetooth found the Invery right away and connected instantly. I have now been able to listen to my Apple Music, Apple Maps and Audible all through my car's sound system. Well worth the money. Also, the sound quality/clarity is very good.

Works perfect in my 2010 Range Rover Sport HSE - Can listen to Pandora, Spotify or anything with my Google Pixel phone.

Detailed instructions, works exactly as advertised. With this device in iPod mode in a 2013 Jaguar XKR, iPhone 15 can connect simultaneously to Factory Bluetooth and to this device. We can listen to Spotify and see song, title and artist on the factory display, and use the phone and factory mic for hands-free calling. Perfect!

Added this to my Land Rover Discovery 4 and really enjoying it thus far. It’s a step up for the cheaper Bluetooth dongles that plug into the aux, and because it’s in the Center console it’s hidden away from the risk of breaking off in the port. Really happy with how well it works and easily it connects to my iPhone as soon as I switch on the car.

Worked immediately. Connected to Car and Phone. No problems. Now I can stream my music in my older car. Reconnects automatically every time.

Works good easy to install.... BUT it will not let you use talk and drive with it, I have to keep my eyebug in.

Love that I don’t even have to pull my phone out and it just works. Pairs up easily and all music functions work in my 2011 sport. Beats having to plug into the factory cord and run an adapter

I used this in my 09 Jaguar XF and when it worked , the file sorting, and everything you'd expect from connecting an ipod to the system except.. it's from my iphone was excellent. The Jag utilizes DolbyPLII for surround decoding as it came with Bowers and Wilkins 13.1 440w surround sound and is INCREDIBLE when listening to cd's and iPod with apple lossless encoding. This is not a fault of my vehicle, but a fault of the Bluetooth adapter that it shipped signal almost exclusively to the rear channels and only sent accent sounds or particular R/L channel audio to the front (pretty sure it was clipping my speakers too so beware) and I have never experienced this with any other adapter or audio source. It started doing this approximately after about 1.5-2wks being plugged in and left in the car as one does, and would only reset after being completely unplugged and the BT being dis/reconnected. This was very sparingly in the beginning, however became an everyday, everytime I'm in the car, to actively failing in the middle of listening to something fault. Maybe it's build quality, maybe it's not. Buyer beware.