Published: 1.10.21
Updated: 21.6.24
Today Stitch76 will be fitting Bluetooth into this ride-on car that comes just with a standard kid's stereo on this little Mercedes Amg GTR.
Note: You can purchase the Bluetooth Adapters here.
It's got an auxiliary input - To fit it takes minutes and your child can enjoy Bluetooth music in their car.
What is Bluetooth and Why Add it to Your Child's Ride-On Car?
Bluetooth technology allows wireless audio streaming from devices like smartphones and tablets.
Adding Bluetooth to your child's ride-on car enhances their play experience by:
- Providing high-quality, customizable music
- Allowing parents to control the audio content
- Eliminating the need for physical audio connections
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Take out Bluetooth adapter and 3.5 mm adapter |
| 2 | Fit the adapter into the 3.5mm hole in the dash |
| 3 | Press power on the adapter |
| 4 | Wait for the adapter to enter pairing mode (blinking blue and red) |
| 5 | On your mobile phone, go to Bluetooth pairing settings |
| 6 | Select the adapter from the list of available devices |
| 7 | Pair the devices |
| 8 | Play music from your phone, Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube |
So it's really simple to charge as it comes with a mini USB lead as well, so you can just charge it up in the USB port on the dash.
Benefits of Bluetooth in Ride-On Cars
- Enhanced Entertainment: Stream your child's favorite songs or audiobooks
- Improved Sound Quality: Better audio compared to built-in speakers
- Convenience: Easy connection with multiple devices
- Future-Proof: Keeps the ride-on car compatible with modern technology
Common Issues and Solutions
- Adapter won't turn on: Ensure it's fully charged
- No sound: Check volume levels on both the adapter and the connected device
- Intermittent connection: Move closer to the adapter or check for interference
Safety First
- Always supervise children when using modified ride-on cars
- Ensure all wires are properly secured and out of reach
- Regularly inspect the adapter and connections for any wear or damage
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