Car Bluetooth adapter

I use this MPOW adapter and get decent results.

I started using the same one as hopeful doc when Apple got rid of the headphone jack.

Also, this is the only aux input I have. Do you think the device would fit in that spot?

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What's decent mean? How is the audio clarity and volume?

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I have to press the button on the device to connect each and every time. It's no big deal, but it does not auto connect to a OnePlus 3 running the most recent version of Oxygen (sans the update I got today).
It will definitely fit in that space. It comes with a short aux cord if the male-male adapter doesn't fit/is awkward/you want to leave the device out so you can click the button.
You will need to provide usb power. It does not come with a cigarette adapter (microUSB-->USB included). It has a battery and, once charged, stays powered >1 week for me (I have a spare plug and leave it in but used to swap on an "as needed" basis. Minimal power use. I admittedly never tested the duration of the battery with constant streaming )
I have no issue with quality or dropping the connection. I have it set to disconnect on calls and resume on hanging up. Volume is about 1-2 clicks quieter than if I plugged in my phone directly. Barely noticeably quieter. Still does not introduce clipping/distortion when cranked that wouldn't have been there already from my stock stereo.


I think I addressed all your questions and hopefully most the ones you could have. Let me know what else I can answer if not.

LINKI have this one.

Soundbot

I use this in my wife's 2011 Pilot. Works great. There may be more functionality by now.