Accessory Wizard Brand In Car/Auto FM Transmitter With Digital LCD Display & High Quality Digital Sound & Full Range Frequency Device for Apple iPhone 3G 16GB, 8GB
Dec 05, 2009 in
Accessories
- Play music through any car Stereo or FM Radio
- 88.1Mhz to 107.9Mhz FM frequency range
- User LCD screen to display frequency
- No batteries required
- iPod or iPhone not included
Product Description
FM transmitter with LCD for use with iPod. The lightweight and stylish design allows you to connect it easily to your iPod so you can listen to your favorite music through an FM radio or FM Car stereo. Batteries are not required as the transmitter powers directly from the iPod, it has a 87.9Mhz to 107.9Mhz frequency range, so you can get the clearest possible signal at the touch of a button…. More >>
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3 comments
Charles R. Coble on December 5, 2009 at 4:03 am
For the price it works great. No static and it’s easy to find an open station.
Sal on December 5, 2009 at 6:21 am
Wow! Finally CD quality from my iPhone! This works even better than my wired FM transmitter! The only thing is that it doesn’t charge the phone, but this product is soooo worth it!
tomseid on December 5, 2009 at 8:11 am
Well, I got this because the one review online was so glowing, but I guess you never know who writes them, including people who work for the company. I like the compactness of the unit, the way it runs off iPhone power, no wires, etc. But the reception on the radio is very sporadic. When it’s working well, which is about half the time, it’s great: good signal strength, no static, good frequency range. But when it’s not, static and interference pops in and out constantly and it gets so frustrating that I just turn it off. I don’t know if that’s because I live in a big metropolitan area (LA) with a lot of stations, or if the transmitter in the unit is just faulty. This is the third direct-plug-in iPhone FM transmitter with this design that I’ve tried, and they all seem to have the same problem. My guess is that they’re all made by the same chip maker (they all have the same display and button placement) and are just assembled and branded by different companies. Oh well…