POP your Car DAB/DAB+ Radio Adapter Bluetooth FM Transmitter Handsfree Call Car Kit With 12v Power Jack/USB Charge Port/AUX Output/DAB Antenna

I drive a lot and wanted to listen to stations like LBC and Radio 4 Extra, as well as using my mobile 'phone handsfree (my car's audio defiantly refusing to connect to my Motorola mobile). I bought the POP unit, and it was working brilliantly within 15 minutes of unpacking it. The sound is great, the reception is excellent, and I can, at last, chat handsfree with clients, family, and friends (not to forget listening to playlists and downloads from Spotify). A fantastic little unit! When I recently changed my car, I needed a bit of technical advice from the supplier, and emailed them. The customer service was outstanding (far better than popular mobile 'phone providers, or utility companies), and Victoria kept me in touch with the progress on my questions. She was prompt with responses and a real credit to the company. Many of our larger organisations could do well to follow her example, and the POP unit is now happily installed in my new car, soothing my long lonely journeys on Britain's motorway network.

First one when powered up had vertical white lines across the display and sound quality was awful. Replacement ordered and original returned. Replacement works perfectly. I am using the aux input on my car sound system and this unit provides excellent sound quality. Not tried using the FM link.Only criticism is the menus when first used are in Norwegian and finding where to change the language is a matter of trial and error.Now it's in English the menus are simple to follow and set up and use. So far the supplied windscreen mounted aerial has provided a good enough signal. In weak signal areas then a different aerial may be needed.

Yes I know I'm late to the party with in car DAB radio, and unfortunately this means DAB adapter options for factory radios are few and far between.I bought this Pop your car 3.0 because it was seemingly the only sensible option when compared to others on the market now.My first alarm bells should have sounded when I searched for info and reviews. Only 1 YouTube video appeared and it was the manufacturers how to install video. Amazon reviews are mixed but at around 3.9 stars at the time of purchase.The first one arrived damaged inside its box, it was returned and a replacement ordered.The second one arrived in much better condition. It was retively easy to install, but as an electrical engineer, I couldn't understand how the magnetic ground connection on the antenna would ground correctly and effectively through paint on the vehicles chassis, however I continued with the install.Once installed it powered up as expected, I configured it for english language as it's defaulted to Norwegian or similar. First station scan failed to find any stations. Second scan found 6.I sat and listened for a while and the signal kept dropping regularly, sometimes for many minutes at a time. I took the car for a drive and signal strength appeared more stable in built up areas. As soon as I left the town, the signal completely went away. I rescanned and found 62 stations but the signal and reception did not improve.I tried another method of grounding the antenna but this made no improvement. It appeared the only way I could get a good ground connection was to remove the magnetic connection from the vehicle chassis and hold it between my fingers, effectively using my body as the ground connection. However this is not at all a practical solution.Additionally, when the windscreen wipers are in use and they pass over the antenna, the signal drops as it's momentarily blocked by the moving metal wiper blades.The head unit may well work better with a different type of antenna, but the amplified stick on the windscreen type provided does not work well at all.I will be removing it from my car at the weekend and sending it back for another refund.Absolutely useless, I'd rather just continue to listen to FM radio and put up with occasional fuzz or having to change station when signal is lost. Maybe I'll just use my phone for Internet radio, it seems to drop the signal less than this Pop your car 3.0 P.O.S.It's a no from me!

Mainly for Dab radio which works well, simple to install & works with existing car radio. Nice unit which is ok to operate when driving, 5 presets are a handy feature with a clear screen 👍

Simple pairing with telephone, clear calls . I’d say great for the price .(I had mine fitted by a pro cost £50 definitely worth it )

its an ok unit a bit expensive i think now but it works ok. it looks nice untill you add all the wires then its a bit messy,randomly when i turn the car on all the stations are deleted and i have to rescan...of all the units i tried i kinda like the look of this best so am going to stick with it.

Easy to install, great reception! Good quality for the price.

Only thing my car was missing was a digital radio. This is brilliant. I was a bit daunted at the thought of pulling the car lining but it came away slightly and easily just enough to slide the magnetic disc in to connect. Easy to connect to car radio if you follow the instructions - hardest bit was saving the frequency on car radio. Very pleased with this. Sound is as good as car radio. Display good. Only thing is keeping the aerial and power wire tidy but easy enough to manage