Features Bluetooth Class 2 for superior wireless performance
Transmits up to 33 feet away
Remembers up to six paired devices
12 hours battery life on standby, chargeable on USB.

Maybe the reviews you read are "dated".....?

For those of you with 6FL Ipod integration inside your center console, I've been using this with great results: . It auto-pairs in a couple seconds with my Galaxy S5 and also supports at least 3 devices at the same time. No humming, or notable degradation in sound quality through factory Logic 7. For $10, I'd buy another in a heartbeat!

This Logitech BT audio looks really decent and promising. I'll probably give this a try.

I agree that this is a cool temporary solution. I had one plugged in one of my rearward cig lighter ports with the audio port into the rear aux. Worked great until my 6 year old snapped it off while sitting in the center back seat. :(

Just installed the Sure Electronics Bluetooth 4.0 board on my preLCI E60. Hidden behind the dashboard and under the navigation screen. Now I can stream my music wirelessly via my phone. Awesome mod, thanks for the write up.

http://store.sure-electronics.com/aa-ab41136

Quanger, which out did you tap for power?

Quang - how's the sound quality? and do you need to pair it back each time you turn on / off the car?

I tapped onto the 12v cigarette lighter wires for the board power supply. So the board is off when the car ignition if off.

The sounds are pretty good, I would say it's better than radio, seem like I have more bass. I have iPhone 6, it pair automatically when the car ignition on (have to pair the Sure Electronics board to your phone first). When ignition off, my phone disconnected and the music automatically paused. Therefore, whenever I start up the car, I have to press play on the phone, in which I have not get use to it yet since all the audio controls are from the phone. Other than that, it sounds awesome.

Phone is pairing to the car and the board at the same time. When calls coming in or out, the music is automatically on mute. So it is pretty cool, at first, I thought I would lost the phone feature if I used the aux in feature, or having to mute the music manually. So this is working better than I have expected. :dance:

The mod took about 1.5 hr include the time I am driving around looking for bumpy road to test. All are good since the board is double side taped to the top of center AC duct under the NAV screen.

Congrats on the mod, quanger!

I'm considering adding a remote, for a little more safety. Glass screens suck for tactile feedback.
If anyone's used one of these, please chime in.

GOgroove.com: BlueGATE RMT Bluetooth Remote Control for iOS / Android Devices

Damn, now I have to spend more money for this mod LoL. I am using the iPhone Siri feature, somewhat useful but still a bit slow for me. Let me know the feed back on this remote LoL, stop giving me more ideas :bash: