An FM transmitter is a great device that allows people to listen to their favorite music or audiobooks in their car. These devices hook up to a smartphone or MP3 player and, as the name implies, wirelessly transmits the sound through these devices to the head unit of the vehicle. And since these devices have become cheaper and more advanced over the last few years, more and more people are buying them.

While they’re a great way for a person to broaden their audio options, there are some things to consider before one of these products are purchased. There’s a wide variety of different models, and not all of them are equal. That’s why we’ve decided to go ahead and list some of the ones that we feel are the best models that can currently be bought. FM transmitters allow you to listen to music, podcasts, and audiobooks you have on your handset via your car’s speakers. Just plug one into a vehicle’s power outlet, pair it with your device with the help of Bluetooth or a 3.5 mm auxiliary cable, and you’re good to go.

Unless you only prefer to list to FM radio (or even.. AM radio), you’ll be stuck with no other real option for music. The simplest way to have the ability to listen to music without having an aux cable or a USB jack is by using an FM transmitter. These great devices work by going off FM frequencies that radio stations don’t use. This guide here is going to be used specifically to help you find the cheap & best FM transmitter for my Hyundai Verna!

GOGroove FlexSmart X2

If your car’s audio system doesn’t have an aux-in port, and you value music streaming over call quality, get the GOgroove FlexSmart X2 FM transmitter. It sends your phone’s audio to your stereo via FM radio, automatically connecting with your phone when you turn on the car. Although it doesn’t have auto-scan (a feature that automatically tunes to what it determines to be the most open FM frequency in your area), we found its easy-to-turn tuning dial to be just as effective and easy to use as the auto-scan features on other units. No FM transmitters have a great sound—especially when compared with an aux-in or native Bluetooth system—but the GOgroove sounds the best of the models we tested, and as good as anything else on the radio.

Avantree CK11 Handsfree Visor Car Kit

If you’ll mainly be using your phone in the car for calls, and you’re less concerned about listening to music or podcasts, the Avantree CK11 Handsfree Visor Car Kit produces clear, full, loud audio. We also like its easy-to-use volume knob that doubles as a button to activate the built-in voice assistant on your phone so you can dictate calls and more without taking your eyes off the road. In our testing, no other dedicated speakerphone offered a better combination of useful features, audio quality, convenience, and value.