Music

The allure of listening to music through a Bluetooth device like a smartphone is undeniable. Not only are you free of tangling wires, you can keep your phone in a safer location, like in a mount on your windshield. But what about listening to music through a Bluetooth device in your car? You may be surprised to learn that you can listen to music wirelessly through your phone

If you're the type of person who likes to listen to music and podcasts while driving, a Bluetooth receiver is a must and it's all about finding the right one for you. After researching dozens of options, we found that the Avantree Near-Field # Preview Product Price

This is what you do when you find yourself with a phone full of music playlists you love but can't stand the thought of losing. And this is what you do when you can't stand the thought of listening to the same playlists over and over. So why not combine the two and put those playlists on repeat in your car? It's true that a good music storage for car will help you play music

The term "Bluetooth" is used to describe a variety of different wireless technologies, but when it comes to connecting your phone to your car, it refers to the hands-free calling standard, which allows you to make and receive calls through your car's speakers and microphone, and it also enables you to connect your phone to your car's stereo for music and podcasts. Bluetooth is

If you've ever used the horn on your car and felt a sense of dread follow immediately after, then you know it's time to find a better option. Sure, using a horn when someone cuts you off or almost hits you is instinctual, but have you ever stopped to think about how loud your horn actually is and whether or not it's piercing your eardrums every time you use it? Read on to