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

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.

This product refuses to work in my car deck. This was a waste of money for me. I am unable to return it from Jamaica. Very disappointed!Update: I was contacted promptly by the seller and I was given a full refund. Apparently my system is not compatible with the device. Excellent customer service!!! I am very pleased with the outcome 😀.

I was looking for something to play my USB's in the car. I first tried an FM transmitter but that just stopped working after a couple months. Bought this and after a few months am still completely satisfied with the purchase. The only real drawback are the forward/back/on-off buttons are very small but if you're the type who just let's the music play and doesn't have a need to jump all around your music list and constantly search for the tunes you want this little unit will work fine for you.*UPDATE* Apparently, writing a review is the kiss of death because it just stopped working and is now just another piece of crap from China. ( I won't do that again ) I guess you can't find anything that isn't designed to fail after a few months. Going back to paying for Sirius because their technology actually works and doesn't break down after a few months.Update #2 : The seller saw my last update and quickly reached out to make it right and send me a new unit. It arrived the next day. Can't complain about their attention and promptness. I can however complain about the fact that it didn't work at all this time. The Unit itself is a great idea. They just need to find someone who can produce one that actually works.

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.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Jacked this in my aux connection on my car stereo. Now I play MP3’s where my dead cd player used to. Didn’t have to change out the stereo

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.

I bought this hoping it would let me play mp3s on my Aiwa exos 9 Bluetooth speaker. And I am pleased that it works beautifully. The Sound quality is great as well. It plugs into the 3.5mm aux plug in the back. I can also confirm that it plays my Lexar 128 gb thumb drive with no issues. It's incredible!

I wanted an easy way to play mp3s from a usb on my component stereo, which did not have usb in. I was hesitant to buy this, until I saw the video where they just plugged it into a soundbar or something, and it worked. The audio cable is short (I bought a 3.5mm female to 2 RCA male stereo adapter cable), and you do need to power it via usb, but so far, it's worked well for me. I recommend that you power it off before changing usb sticks. If it doesn't play for you initially, throw one mp3 file into the root.The downside is that this is not what you would want if you want to browse through the music. But if you just want to load up a stick (I've used several 32gb drives in it with no issues) and let it roll, it's fine. The three buttons on it are forward a track, backward, and stop/start (not exactly on/off). That's it. Realize that it plays mp3s. It does NOT play FLAC. But then, it doesn't claim to; I'm just mentioning this in case your collection includes FLAC.