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Car Audio

Drive B61

Bluetooth AUX receiver for cars that already have both AUX input and USB power.

$24.99 working test price
Designed around a car stereo with 3.5 mm AUX input
USB power and AUX audio are separate connections
Current materials describe play/pause, volume and call controls
Two mounting pads shown in the current package materials
Pre-launch note: call quality, microphone performance, reconnect behavior, Bluetooth implementation details and USB music playback require final hardware verification.
Body5.5 × 4.5 × 1.3 cm
PowerUSB 5V/1A described
Audio3.5 mm AUX
Cable reachUSB up to 130 cm / AUX up to 150 cm
Check your setup

For a car with both a 3.5 mm AUX input and USB power. USB supplies power; AUX carries audio.

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Check car compatibility first
Simple car upgrade

Use the AUX input you already have.

This launch product is intentionally narrow: it is not a CarPlay screen or FM transmitter. It is an AUX receiver workflow.

1. Plug in USB power

Use a suitable vehicle USB power source described by the product requirements.

2. Connect 3.5 mm AUX

The AUX lead carries audio into the car stereo. USB alone is not the audio connection for this workflow.

3. Pair your phone

Select the receiver from the phone's Bluetooth settings, select AUX on the car stereo, then play.

Mounting and control

The current materials show two double-sided mounting pads. Choose a clean, dry location that does not block vehicle controls, visibility, airbags or safe operation. Do not adjust the product while driving if doing so would distract from the road.

Call support

Current materials describe a built-in microphone and hands-free calls. This remains a launch-verification item: microphone quality, echo behavior and automatic switching between music and calls should be tested in representative vehicles before the claim is promoted heavily.

Questions

Drive B61 FAQ

My car has USB but no AUX. Will B61 work?

Not for the intended launch setup. USB provides power and the 3.5 mm AUX connection carries audio into the car stereo.

Does it replace CarPlay?

No. It is intended as a Bluetooth-to-AUX audio receiver, not a CarPlay display or vehicle-integration system.

Does it support calls?

The current product materials say yes and show a microphone, but final call-performance claims will remain in verification until launch testing is complete.

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