Elook Car Audio Receiver, Bluetooth Cassette Receiver Tape Aux Adapter Player with Bluetooth 5.0

I bought this to go in my 2002 Audi TTCharged overnight, has an easy to use on off button and shuts itself off when not usedWent to use after a week in the car without being used and was still charged.Some background noise but I’d put that down to the original cassette player.Wouldn’t use if you want high clarity sound but if you just want to play your own tunes it’s ideal.Over all, good purchase

The audio quality is exceptionally bad compared to a wired cassette adapter and even old tape cassettes.The other issue I had was it would only play the left channel, regardless of which way I inserted the cassette.

The item was probably OK, my car tape system made it sound awful. I recommend it but check your head unit first.

Ease to use

Arrived, charged it up and paired with my phone.It's very loud on treble, which I can tune out with my graphic equalizer.Main problem is, as stated in many reviews, is that it only plays the left channel .I'll be asking for an exchange.

Bought this to use with a commodore 64 datasette and amusingly I was able to get some games to load with it! I had to open it up and take the cogs out as they are far too stiff. Still if you have a car with a cassette player and you want to listen to music over Bluetooth this would be a good solution.

Edit: I tried to repair it myself by using the common methods online, but no it's not playing any audio what so ever and I still don't know if it's broken the player in my car too.So I bought this back in February and it's sat not being used until I got my car back on the road this week, I used it once and it stopped working after one journey, it connects but doesn't play anything, unless it's broken the cassette player in my car which is worse.

Does not play stereo