Bovee1000 with RR iPod Integration Cable for Range Rover, Land Rover, Jaguar Wireless Bluetooth Audio interface Car Kit for in car iPod Integration

Good product. This is really the only viable solution for a real Bluetooth audio play back in the Range Rover. I have a 2011 and it works well. Almost plug and play. Connect the phone and play from iTunes, YouTube, Spotify etc. You can skip tracks using the steering wheel control. The audio information shows up on the screen but sometimes is very slow to react. I do like the fact it auto connects to my iPhone XS when I enter the car after a few seconds, so there is no messing about with settings and apps.Overall I’m happy with this and the way it works (there is no alternative to it anyway!) but I still think the price is high for what it is.

Nice and complete set. My Range Rover Autobiography Supercharged is the model year 2010 onwards. The included cable works fine, just plug it into the iPod connector in the armrest. Then plug the Bovee unit into that. My iPhone 11 Pro immediate picked up the signal and connected via Bluetooth to that.Music streaming works brilliantly when using Apple Music. All my playlists, albums etc show up on the Range Rover unit. The music sounds great.When using Spotify it also works, and the steering wheel control works, however, the Range Rover display doesn't update the tracklisting, nor shows your playlists. It doesn't affect sound quality, and to be honest the Range Rover onscreen display is minimum so not a big deal but still. It doesn't make it as safe as when using Apple Music as you may have to use your phone if you want to switch playlists.Please note, normal phone operations are also connected to the LandRover Bluetooth module so you can use both at the same time.Overall, I would highly recommend this.

After looking for an adapter so I could stream music through the car stereo and researching compatibility I decided to buy the bovee 100. I have a 2012 range rover Westminster with a ipod connection and I'm using a galaxy note 9. After plugging in the above with the supplied cable I searched for it on my phone and paired with the bovee 100. Using the car stereo I selected ipod input and it came up with bovee. Using android auto I selected spotify and selected a playlist chose a song and hey presto bluetooth streaming. There is no song title or browse available using android but I get to stream my music and can skip forwards and backwards using the steering wheel controls. If I wish to search for albums, artists and playlist I just use android auto for that and I can use voice controls. The phone is also connected to the car so I can receive and make calls too. When I get in the car now android auto starts up and my music continues from where it was previously. Job done no more connecting the aux cable when I want to listen to music from my phone. Hope this was helpful to anyone seeking a simple solution that Landrover omitted from their vehicle's. I know there maybe cheaper options available but this works first time every time without fail. Happy streaming.

This device just doesn’t work with my L322 Range Rover Westminster. Plug it in and the blue light on the device comes on and my iPhone can connect via Bluetooth but the car just doesn’t recognize the device - continually says ‘Connect IPod’. Have tried pretty much everything but cannot get the car to recognize and connect to the above adaptor. The supplied cable works fine with an old iPod touch so I have concluded the Bovee 1000 device just doesn’t work with the L322. Avoid.

Recently purchased a Range Rover Vogue L322 Model 2012. The car comes with the ability for iPod connection which is great but is obviously limiting in a modern world. Remember these vehicles technology was current 9 years ago, but the world has moved on so fast that it wasn’t going to last.Fortunately there are adapters out there that fit the requirements for older vehicles like ours that meet a modern day method of technology. We stream music through Apple Music / Spotify and this adapter has just brought our car back to the modern world.We have had plenty of cars in the last 5-6 years ( it a great habit to have but we’re fussy) a lot of Audis and VW and they all had Bluetooth music streaming integration, something which in a modern world is absolutely essential.This adapter did exactly what it said on the tin and was a plug and play method. I must have had it up and running within minutes and it allowed me to have my music streaming all the way home.As with all adapters, remember to turn the volume on your phone up full and then control the sound with the volume control on your stereo, otherwise you often find people complain that the adapter hasn’t helped the level of volume required, it’s actually your phone defaulting to a volume when it connects to the adapter, it does this with all cars when connecting to Bluetooth in my experience.Even better is that it takes the track and album data and information straight out of Apple Music and it’s viewable on screen.Furthermore it allows you to access albums and recently played / playlist options form the stereo as it links to the library in Apple Music.Really a simple an necessary adapter for older vehicles and works perfectly on my Range Rover.The only point I have noticed is that if your phone is within range of the car when you have got out of it and gone in your house, you will still be paired it the car. So when you next watch a YouTube video and you wonder why you have no sound, it’s because your still paired to the Bovee.Well worth the money and a necessary for our Range Rover.

This product originally worked well.After 2 weeks Sound was only coming out of the right speakers. It turned out it was the lead which was supplied. I replaced with a better quality lead and now works fine.Looks like other people have had similar problems.

Easy to install, just plug in, pair and play. Able to use iPhone Spotify in older car now that only had an iPod connection to car’s audio.