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Compatible Model: (Works with the Hyundai/KIA (2009 onwards) with USB and 3.5mm mini jack AUX IN. Must label IPOD.)
Hyundai:
Hyundai Accent 2009-2010 / Hyundai Genesis 2009-2012
Hyundai Azera (Non-Navigation units) 2009-2012 / Hyundai H1
Hyundai Elantra 2009-2012 / Hyundai Santa Fe 2009-2012
Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2010-2012 / Hyundai Sonata 2009-2012
Hyundai Veracruz (Non-Navigation units) 2009-2012
Hyundai Tucson 2009-2012 / Hyundai I10, I20, I30, I40, I800...
KIA:
KIA Sorento 2009-2012 / KIA Soul 2010-2012 / KIA Optima 2009-201
KIA Sportage 2009-2012 / KIA Sedona 2009-2012 / KIA Rio5 2009-2012
NOTE:
- Make sure the USB and 3.5mm mini jack AUX IN port of their Hyundai/KIA (2009 onwards) must label IPOD.
- NO album artwork and song name will display on car stereo.
- Does NOT support Shuffles, you can only skip songs from your smartphone.
- Not support to control bluetooth music via car stereo or car steering wheel.
- Early model functionality may be limited, while later advanced models may provide more options.
- Can NOT work with LTE, When the Bluetooth and LTE work at the same frequency, the wireless signals will interfere with each other, reducing the transmission efficiency and causing the Bluetooth transmission to be interrupted.
If you encounter the above problems, please try to follow the steps.
'No media found' 'Connect the Bluetooth but didn't work'
- 1. Make sure the radio is switched OFF.
- 2. Remove the key from the ignition.
- 3. Plug the device into the Aux/USB ports.
- 4. Turn the ignition key to 'ON'
- 5. Pair the device with the phone (search for 'BT Speaker'.
- 6. Start playing an MP3 on your phone (you won't hear anything through the speakers at this point.)
- 7. Switch radio ON. You will hear your music track after a few short beeps. From this point on your phone will automatically pair with the device and your phone's music will play via the Chelink device when the ignition is turned ON. (No need to switch the radio on/off etc.)
Ashton Chaloupka
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
Works great in my 2009 Santa Fe!
Christopher
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
2010 Kia Forte Koup checking in. This does connect easy to your phone, is plug and play. However, the sound is mono and flat, no stereo sound, and some static still gets through. It does not let you use the steering wheel controls (skip forward/backward). For the price, $27.99, Bluetooth 4.0, and lack of good music sound, this is a pass. Spend a little less money, and you can get similar devices with Bluetooth 5.0, or spend a little more money and get a cheap USB DAC AMP that supports car mode. I do not recommend this if you care about good sounding music. Overpriced for what you get.
Lonewolfpackman
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
I wasn't able to use USB port and the AUX would rarely work. I purchased this and surprised how simple it connects every time. The only issue I had was when I ordered, went through a couple moon cycles and completely forgot I even purchased it by the time it showed up.
MSW
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024
This works perfectly! I turned my car on, plugged it in, and found it on my phone. I can finally listen to streaming music in my car…why did I wait so long to buy this??
kristina morrison
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
This is just what I needed for my car there is no longer a humming crackle while I listen to my books and music on long drives where there is no radio
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
It was very easy to connect, sadly doesn't work with phone calls
Millie
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023
Works great. I was worried I would have to replace the AUX & USB Jack but this transmitters works great. Sound channels appear to be reversed but overall it does not matter. Make sure whatever device you use is balanced properly otherwise it could affect sound quality. Great alternative to replacing AUX & USB Jack.
سجاد احمد ال محمد علي
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on March 2, 2023
1- expensive2- not responding to the steering wheel, it is not changing the music remotely!
SH
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2019
Finally!! When my new phone required a lightning cable, my car adapter didn’t work with a new cord I bought thru Amazon. Sounded like AM radio no matter how I adjusted settings. Bought another, more expensive one here on Amazon. Same thing. So I decided to try one more time and go with Bluetooth. It came all the way from China but who cares! The wait was worth it! If you have a Hyundai (or Kia!) that requires both USB and AC jack to listen to your apple device (my iPod) and you have a lightning connector (who doesn’t anymore?), this is the solution for you! The sound could be a bit crisper but it’s loud and it bumps and I finally get to listen to my iPod again!
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