6 in 1 Car Kit for Ipod (Black) Car Charger / Fm Transmitter / Holder Full Range Frequency / USB port / Remote Control for iPod, Touch 1G/2G
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Customer Review: Works well, easy to use
Summary: 3 Stars
The reviews are pretty accurate that I read. It was delivered very fast. I was happy with the ease of use. It is easy to transfer between my two cars, however I would agree that it is a bit cheap feeling. I wonder if all the transferring back and forth is going to make it just fall apart. The ipod is easy to hook up and remove.
I read about some of the static and experienced it in one of my cars, but not the other. So I don't know if it is more of an antenna issue in my car than the kit. Ironically, it sounds better in my older car with an antenna that doesn't work so well. I was thinking it could be that the older antenna picks up less interference from radio. Just a thought.
Overall, knowing what I know now, weighing price and performance, I am still happy I bought it.
Customer Review: Great Product
Summary: 5 Stars
I have tried many FM transmitters for my iPod Touch 2nd Gen. I purchased many but none worked like this one. First of all, this FM transmitter works for the newer iPods and charges them as well. Most of the other transmitters that work well do not charge newer iPods or are very expensive. In addition, I am able to charge my RAZR V3 and listen to other MP3 players, such as the iPod shuffle. Another thing that I loved about this product was the easy to use remote control. While driving, I am able to navigate the menus of my iPod and change songs. As far as the sound quality, it has the best of all the transmitters that I have previously purchased. It almost sounds like a CD.
I highly recommend this product to anybody who is looking for a nice and easy to use FM transmitter for his or her car.
Customer Review: Does What It Says!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought the 6 in 1 Car Kit along with an Ipod Nano (3G 4GB) so that I could listen to my favorite mid-day talk shows during my drive to work and without all the commercials. Since I had no way of easily splicing into the factory-installed sound system, an FM transmitter like the 6 in 1 was needed. The unit was very easy to install and provids a good signal with decent stereo quality, even on music. As an added bonus, I can connect the headphone output of my ham radio transceiver into the 6 in 1 with the supplied cable and switch between the two, or listen to both at once if I want. My whole morning commute is changed! I use I-Tunes to automatically copy the most recent show to the Ipod (sans commercials!), drop the Ipod in the 6 in 1 holder and I'm set for hours of great listening!
Customer Review: Good Product and fast shipping
Summary: 5 Stars
I was not sure how its going to work when I ordered this Ipod accessory online, The shipment was real fast and I received this product in 3-4 days time, When I connected my bipod touch with this I was really amazed. The sound quality of Transmitter is really good and the signal is really powerful as compared to Belkin and only strange thing that I noticed was when I am pass any Ford vehicle I get some noise. I think it has something to do with the frequency that I set, all over I am happy, The handy remote is also really good. I use its Charger option to charge my GPS and sometimes my black berry. (This is a good thing if you use GPS that has USB Charging option, since the power input will be used by this transmitter you can use the USB charger option to charge ur GPS)Customer Review: Only worth it if you don't have a cassette player in your car
Summary: 2 Stars
I bought this item so I could listen to my iPod in the car. It is "ok" for what it is. But, the sound quality is not that great. I live in a small town and just about every station has something on it - very few empty stations so it was very hard to find one that the iPod would play over. I didn't realize that you could just get a cassette player adapter to achieve the same (actually better) results. I found one of those at Walmart for $10 and the sound quality is MUCH better on it than trying to run it through an FM station. SO, if you have a cassette player in your car, that is definitely the better route. If not, then your only choice would be to go the FM transmitter route. Maybe you'll have better success finding an empty station than I did.