Mobile FM transmitter for listening to portable audio devices through car stereo
Transmits to all FM frequencies (88.1 to 107.9 MHz)
Plugs into standard car power socket--no batteries required
Connects to the headphone jack of portable MP3 or CD players; easy-to-read blue LCD display
Universal accessory for all digital audio players compatible with 3.5mm mini-jack
Product Review
Product Description
The iRiver Mobile FM Transmitter broadcasts a powerful signal allowing you to listen to your iRiver player or other portable audio device through your car stereo. It transmits to any FM frequency making it easy to listen to your music on any FM signal you choose. PRODUCT FEATURES: Blue LCD display; Plugs into any standard car power socket; No batteries needed; Transmits to any FM station (88.1MHz - 107.9MHz); Works with any audio device (plugs into the headphone jack of your player).
Amazon.com Product Description
The iRiver AFT 100 Mobile FM Transmitter lets you listen to your iRiver player and most other portable audio devices through your car stereo. All you have to do is plug the transmitter into one of your car's power sockets and the headphone jack of your player, sync frequencies with the stereo, then turn the volume up. You can pick whatever FM signal you choose, and this small transmitter with a big, stylish blue display needs no batteries.
What's in the Box AFT-100 mobile FM transmitter and instruction sheet.
Summary: Not too bad - reasonably priced, too 2010-03-11
Comment: Well, I continue my search for an FM transmitter that works good and doesn't fail. So far, so good with this iRiver model (I just got this one about 4 days ago, so will do an update if it stops functioning).
This one is easy to use and works fine. The digital screen is pretty easy to read, except my lighter receptacle is located kind of low below the dashboard so I have to lean way over to read it. Not the safest while driving down the road. Another brand I tried in the past had a swivel screen, but that broke soon, probably because I moved it to view better. So at least this this iRiver will not have that problem!
On this transmitter, the sound quality is decent, it is easy to figure out and set three favorite settings, so I am a happy camper. It would be nice to have a model that would also charge my iPod; however, charging is not a major issue for me. (I take shorter trips of 1-2 hours - not all day drives).
Customer Rating:
Summary: Love it! 2010-03-09
Comment: I have had to buy this thing like three different times (no fault of the product). Once my son broke it, the second it was stolen (along with my car LOL), so the third time is a charm (hopefully). It's so cheap and does what it's supposed to do. You go into stores to try to buy FM transmitters and they are so expensive! There are so many different channels to search on to get good signals on this. I only have used it for my ipod, but it works great and like I said it's cheap!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good Product 2010-03-06
Comment: I used this in Southern California and in Michigan. It worked well in both locations. I am happy!
Customer Rating:
Summary: FM transmitter 2010-03-06
Comment: This is the best FM transmitter I have found for the money. It has very little interference noise compared to some others that I have used in the past.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Works like a champ! 2010-03-05
Comment: After reading a few of the comments prior to purchasing it, I figured I'd give it a go since there are over quite a few reviews. The issue with it turning off when there is no signal is true. After three to five seconds it goes into standby mode. Not a nuisance at all. If the player, say ipod or other MP3 player, goes off after the songs end, the transmitter goes off. Resume your player in playing music or a movie, and it comes back on almost instantly! Not really seeing this a bad thing. Once you get the package in the mail, it is literally plug and play. No instruction manual comes with it to further prove it is that simple to use. This player even broadcasts the music with stronger amplification better than my Belkin battery operated one naturally due to the power outlet of the cigarette lighter socket. I got what I expected, better sound with very little static feedback during quiet moments such as when the song ends. Good investment!
This one is easy to use and works fine. The digital screen is pretty easy to read, except my lighter receptacle is located kind of low below the dashboard so I have to lean way over to read it. Not the safest while driving down the road. Another brand I tried in the past had a swivel screen, but that broke soon, probably because I moved it to view better. So at least this this iRiver will not have that problem!
On this transmitter, the sound quality is decent, it is easy to figure out and set three favorite settings, so I am a happy camper. It would be nice to have a model that would also charge my iPod; however, charging is not a major issue for me. (I take shorter trips of 1-2 hours - not all day drives).