Griffin iTrip FM Transmitter for iPod nano 2G
- Compact FM transmitter designed for iPod nano 2G
- Displays tuning and setup info on nano's crisp screen
- SmartSense volume control dynamically adjusts level
- Draws power directly from nano; mono and stereo modes
- Measures 397 x 055 x 157 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty
Product Description
A fresh design - iTrip nano is everything you need to play your iPod on your car stereo without hassles and without wires. It is a simple way to play your iPod on any FM radio. iTrip nano makes using your iPod in your car easier than ever before.
Amazon.com Product Description
Free yourself from the tyranny of headphones with the Griffin iTrip nano FM transmitter, which sends your iPod nano's audio to any FM receiver. Perfect for car stereos or clock radios, the iTrip nano interfaces with the nano in a completely original way--it uses the nano's bright, clear screen to display tuning and setup information. Called SmartDisplay, the technology seamlessly integrates all the transmitter's functions and features in a single convenient place. As a result, you can use the nano's one-touch navigation to select a song, find an unused FM frequency on your radio, or search for an artist. The iTrip nano also sports Griffin's exclusive SmartSense volume control, which dynamically adjusts the iPod's volume level for optimal audio quality. As an alternative, you can control the iTrip's volume level through the iPod's standard click wheel adjustment. The iTrip accomplishes all this without adding bulk to the nano. Simply slide the nano into the iTrip, where it securely connects via the iPod's dock and headphone connector. The iTrip's patented micro-grip material will provide a secure grip that never loses its holding properties. Other details include selectable mono or stereo modes for finding the best possible audio transmission under real-world conditions; a built-in USB mini-B port that lets you charge or synchronize your iPod while the iTrip is in use; and an operating range of 10 to 50 feet. The iTrip nano, which measures 3.97 by 0.55 by 1.57 inches (W x H x D), is backed by a one-year warranty. What's in the Box
iTrip nano, user's manual.
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Griffin iTrip FM Transmitter for iPod nano 2G
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- Publisher: Griffin Technology
- Label: Griffin Technology
- Studio: Griffin Technology
- Average Customer Review:
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Summary: works but eats the battery 2008-04-29
Comment: While working, reduces the battery lenght a lot. Fine if you don't live in a crowded radio frequency area.
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Summary: Wrong item 2008-02-08
Comment: The item in the picture and the discription were different from the item I recieved. I paid $20.00 for something I could have got on ebay for $5.00! The item I thought I was buying was no longet in stock.
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Summary: Works..... but not great. 2007-12-31
Comment: I love the way this transmitter integrates with the Nano. It fits perfectly and makes a neat and tidy package, however; the transmitter is so weak that you MUST place the unit VERY close to the receiver and/or its antenna. Even then, there is often more static/interference than I'm comfortable with. If you find just the right spot and don't move, it works fine but while driving, you should expect inconsistent sound quality. I think it's worth the price but please don't set your expectations too high.
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Summary: Must be very close to antennae 2007-12-31
Comment: This FM transmitter had to be within inches of the radio antennae to clearly pick up the music being played. I do not recommend it for use in a vehicle. Works ok if the iPod can be situated right next to the antennae. I tried many stations for broadcasting which didn't seem to help in the car.
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Summary: Not as good as the other Griffins I've purchased... 2007-12-15
Comment: I got this receiver so I could listen to my iPod in my car, because I had had great experiences with the Griffins that I had purchased for my iPod mini. This one, quite frankly, sucks. It's not like I live in LA, where the radio station can be interupted easily. I live in Utah! Hello? You have to turn the volume way up on the nano BEFORE you attach it to the Griffin to be able to hear even a little bit, and the loud hum you have to hear in order to listen to your music isn't even worth it. I finally just trashed mine because it was so frustrating.
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