MAXLIFE FM TRANSMITTER BLUETOOTH MXFT-04

Bluetooth FM Transmitter Maxlife MXFT-04 – wireless multimedia hub
Stable Bluetooth connectivity and safe calls The built-in Bluetooth
module allows for instant pairing of a smartphone with the car audio
system. The integrated microphone turns the device into a hands-free
kit, enabling safe phone calls without taking hands off the steering
wheel. This is a key feature for people who spend a lot of time on the
road and value comfort while adhering to traffic regulations. Music
playback from multiple sources The Maxlife MXFT-04 FM transmitter
offers complete freedom in choosing the audio source. In addition to
wirelessly streaming music from a phone, the user has access to a TF
(microSD) card reader and a USB port for connecting a USB drive. The
device supports the most popular file formats, such as MP3 and WMA,
ensuring clear sound and wide compatibility with digital music
libraries. Fast charging of two devices simultaneously The transmitter
is equipped with two USB-A ports with a total charging power of 3.1A.
Such parameters allow for efficient charging of a smartphone, tablet,
or GPS navigation at the same time. This is the perfect solution for
passengers and drivers who use multiple mobile devices during long
journeys, eliminating the problem of a drained battery. Intuitive
operation and LED display The device features a clear display that
shows the current radio frequency, facilitating quick setup with the
car radio. Ergonomic buttons allow comfortable track switching and
call answering without needing to look at the device. The compact
casing ensures that the transmitter fits most cigarette lighter
sockets without limiting space in the cabin. Versatility and technical
precision The Maxlife MXFT-04 is compatible with installations
operating at 12V-24V, making it a universal accessory for both
passenger cars and vans or trucks. Its solid construction and precise
component fitting guarantee a long device lifespan and stable FM
signal even in areas with a high density of radio stations.