APPS2Car AUX Adapter for Honda AUX2-HD1 (AUX Adapter)

Bought this to replace a Disc Changer to AUX from another manufacturer. This one is far superior. Older failed six months in. Can't speak to the longevity of this model, I'm only two months in. With the older model from other manufacturer I had to max out the volume and could barely hear. It also had bad quality loss. This model sounds crystal clear. I do have to turn the volume up, but only a couple notches, and with no quality loss. Two complaints...1) the cable is short. 2) the plastic around the 3.5mm jack is bulky and won't work with my phone case on. Otherwise I love it, and despite these complaints I would buy again/recommend.

I just installed this today on my 2006 Toyota Corolla! It probably took about 25 minutes from start to finish, and I am a female 20-something with no mechanic experience. You do need a 10mm socket tool to get the bolts out on the inside, but I just used a flat head screwdriver to pry open the compartments (this can scratch the car so if you don't want scratches you can buy a $6 plastic tool from Amazon instead- the one shown in the video below!)This is the video I used to learn how to install mine![...]The cord is a little short- I only had about 6 inches of stack after routing it behind the stereo so you may want something longer if that is important to you. But it is just enough to rest my phone on my middle consul and gets the job done. It's amazing to finally play music from my iPhone after not being able to for the past four years, as my car only has a CD player!

Works good and was easy to install on my vehicles radio. Did have problem with sound being scratchy when I plugged power into phone. I have since plugged this into a Bluetooth device and now I connect via Bluetooth and the scratchy noise is gone. Be sure to lookup how to get your radio out to hook this up so you don’t break anything on you dash while dismateling.

I use it in a 2005 Toyota Corolla. It will port audio from an iPod or iPhone into your radio without any distortion. However, it is very quiet, and you have to turn your radio up pretty loud to hear it.*UPDATE 12/14/2017*The 3.5mm headphone jack (the end you plug into your phone / iPod) is starting to break; I have to bend it just so to get the right channel to sound in the stereo. I might gut this thing and bodge in a new 3.5mm cable. I got this in May 2017.

Worked on my 2006 Toyota Tundra. Sound is really good. Was about to purchase a new deck with BT but ran into this. Now I have an AUX and still have my stock stereo intact.

I love it! I installed this adapter on my 2005 Camry, paired it with a ground loop noise isolator and a Bluetooth adapter, and it works great!I just wish I had done this a lot sooner.

hooked right up to the stock stereo in the 2005 Toyota Camry, virtually no instructions but I found a you tube video, it wasn't that complicated to install, it took 20 minutes with a socket set with an extender, I use it everyday to listen to music and audio books, saved me a new stereo and alot of money.

Great product. Bought this for my boyfriends Toyota Tacoma. Works well.