Kensington LiquidFM™ Deluxe for iPod FM Transmitter K33424US
- ClearFM technology delivers superior sound
- QuickSeek technology finds the clearest station in seconds
- Charges your iPod while it plays
- Compatible with iPod nano (Gen 1,2,3); iPod (Gen 1,2,4); iPod Classic; iPod Touch
- On/Off switch avoids car battery drain
Product Description
PRODUCT FEATURES:ClearFM technology delivers superior soundQuickSeek technology finds the clearest station in secondsRDS enabled to display song and artist name on your car stereoCharges your iPod while it playsMade for current iPod models with dock connectorFits most iPod models in a case3 station presets for instant tuningConvenient on/off switch
Amazon.com Product Description
Your car should be this loaded. LiquidFM Deluxe for iPod charges your iPod while it plays, and displays title and artist name on RDS-enabled car stereos. The device features three station presets, and superior sound through ClearFM technology.Tune into any FM setting, from 88.1-107.9, to enjoy your music interference-free. Quickseek technology does it for you, finding the clearest station in seconds. LiquidFM Deluxe fits all iPod models with dock connectors. It's powered by the cigarette lighter/power outlet in your car, and also boasts a convenient on/off switch, so you can turn it off without unplugging it. With RDS-enabled stereos (offered in many models by leading automakers) you'll be able to view the artist and song names while you listen. LiquidFM Deluxe is backed by is backed by the Kensington 2-Year warranty. What's in the Box
LiquidFM Deluxe for iPod FM Transmitter
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Kensington LiquidFM™ Deluxe for iPod FM Transmitter K33424US
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- Publisher: Kensington
- Label: Kensington
- Studio: Kensington
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Summary: Oh, the good times... 2008-09-16
Comment: My old Kensington radio transmitter (a white one) has almost two years of use, so it is getting worn out, like, the wire has a bad contact, it's dirty, so, I thought: let's buy the new one. Even with some bad reviews, I decided to give it a chance, because if the company could make a product that good as it was the case of the previous transmitter, things could not go that bad, right?
Then, after I got it, I tried to use this product in: big cities, roads in the middle of the nowhere, different stations, different countries... all with the same result: complete and utter failure. It's like if the signal that it emits was in 10% of what the old white transmitter used to produce.
Epic failure.
I read somewhere that the US regulations forced them to do that, to lower the potency of the signal... if that's the case, they should stop making these things. It's better than trying to sell something that doesn't work.
Now I'm thinking of how to fix the old transmitter...
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Summary: Threw it out the window! 2008-07-22
Comment: After less than 10 minutes of having this device that Kensington mailed me for free to replace an older worn down model, this thing found itself on the highway complete with the instructions so hopefully some highway worker has an iPod...but with how crappy this thing picks up signals he won't get much use out of it either!
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Summary: Form your own opinion!! 2008-07-19
Comment: For a while, I was the proud owner of a Kensington 33199 Digital FM Transmitter and Auto Charger for iPod (Black), yet, after much wear & tear, the wires became loose and it was time to get a new one. During my search, I stumbled upon the "Kensington LiquidFM(tm) Deluxe for iPod FM Transmitter K33424US", noticing that it was the most recent version of the one I had owned for about a year. Since I was pleased with my previous purchase, the obvious choice was to invest in this one. The choice became not-so-obvious, however, when I read these terrible reviews. Now I don't mean to call the other reviewers liars, but mine recently came in the mail, and I have yet to experience any of the nightmares some of these other customers have claimed to have experienced. So what is my advice? Form your own opinion! But keep in mind that if you live in a large city where there are apt to be hundreds of pirate radio stations, maybe you should put your money towards a Monster Cable iCarPlay iPod Cassette Adapter (AI CAS-ADPT) instead.
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Summary: In Argentina didn't work 2008-05-29
Comment: As the title see this product didn't work locally, I can't figure out the reason but I test in differents cars but nothing happen.
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Summary: Disapointing performance 2008-04-12
Comment: I have the older model (Digital FM Transmitter) and was quite satisfied with it. I got this one for our other car (my wife now has an iPod which she listens to in her car). The difference in the performance between the two is huge! This newer model picks up RFI everywhere! If you go in or even near a city, forget it, it is simply unusable. And the automatic clear station seek doesn't work at all. At times it will even select a frequency that actually broadcasts in our area! Don't waste you money. I'm throwing mine away and installing an aux input cable in my car.
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