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Wegman Bluetooth FM Transmitter Auto Carkit - USB-C 36W

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Wegman Bluetooth FM Transmitter Auto Carkit - USB-C 36WHeeft je auto geen bluetooth of aux maar wel een sigarettenaansteker? Maak er nu een bluetooth ontvanger van met de Bluetooth FM Transmitter van Wegman. Je steekt m in je sigarettenaansteker (12V 24V aansluiting), verbindt je telefoon en je kunt eindelijk draadloos van je muziek genieten in de auto en handsfree bellen! Shop je transmitter vandaag en luister morgen naar je favoriete nummers in de auto! Jouw voordelen Gebruik bluetooth in een auto

Heeft je auto geen bluetooth of aux maar wel een sigarettenaansteker? Maak er nu een bluetooth ontvanger van met de Bluetooth FM Transmitter van Wegman. Je steekt ‘m in je sigarettenaansteker (12V-24V aansluiting), verbindt je telefoon en je kunt eindelijk draadloos van je muziek genieten in de auto en handsfree bellen! Shop je transmitter vandaag en luister morgen naar je favoriete nummers in de auto!

Jouw voordelen

Gebruik bluetooth in een auto zonder bluetooth-speaker of aux

Speel je muziek af via Bluetooth, SD-kaart of USB-stick

Bel handsfree in de auto

Gebruik de fm transmitter met spraakbesturingen zoals Siri voor een veilige rit

Luister naar heldere geluidskwaliteit zonder ruis

Dankzij de ledlampjes zie je de knoppen altijd goed.

Bluetooth in elke auto

Niet elke auto heeft bluetooth-speakers, vooral oudere modellen niet. En als je ook geen aux hebt, ben je vaak aangewezen op een cd-speler of de autoradio. Met de Wegman Bluetooth FM Transmitter maak je je auto via je sigarettenaansteker en autoradio geschikt voor Bluetooth. Luister nu onderweg naar je favoriete hits zonder kabels!

Bellen en spraakbediening

Bedien de transmitter via spraakbediening, zodat je je helemaal op de weg kunt focussen. Gebruik je de knoppen? Handige ledlampjes maken ze altijd zichtbaar. Daarnaast functioneert de transmitter ook als carkit, zodat je handsfree kunt bellen via je autoradio.

Makkelijk te installeren

Installatie van deze transmitter is heel eenvoudig! Plaats de transmitter in je sigarettenaansteker, stem de frequentie van de transmitter af met die van je radio en verbind je telefoon met de transmitter. Meer hoef je niet te doen om van je eigen muziek te genieten.

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