Monster iCarPlay Wireless FM Transmitter/Charger for iPodMonster iCarPlay Wireless FM Transmitter/Charger for iPod
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- Plug iCarPlay end into the 12v outlet in car, and plug the other end into dock connector on the bottom of iPod
- Select an FM station on the iCarPlay Wireless, and find the same station on your car stereo
- Or pick your favorite song on your iPod, and you're ready to roll
- Your music transmits wirelessly to your car stereo using Fm radio frequencies
- Monster Smart Digital Charging technology rapidly charges your iPod, and then switches to a trickle charge to optimize its performance
- Monster Smart Digital Charging technology rapidly charges your iPod, and then switches to a trickle charge to optimize its performance.
- Your music transmits wirelessly to your car stereo using Fm radio frequencies.
- You can select an FM station on the iCarPlay Wireless, and find the same station on your car stereo,
- You can plug iCarPlay end into the 12v outlet in car and then plug the other end into dock connector on the bottom of iPod.
- The iCarPlay is compatible with all iPods that utilize a dock connector, including the iPod mini.
Plug the iCarPlay's charger end into the 12-volt DC outlet (cigarette lighter) in your car and plug the other end into the dock connector on the bottom of your iPod. Select an FM station on the iCarPlay (choose from 88.1, 88.3, 88.5, 88.7, 88.9, 89.1, 89.3, or 89.5), and find the same station on your car stereo. Then pick your favorite song on your iPod and you're ready to roll. Your music transmits wirelessly to your car stereo using FM radio frequencies.
Monster Smart Digital Charging technology rapidly charges your iPod, then switches to a trickle charge to optimize its performance. You'll never have to worry about running out of power while using your iCarPlay wireless transmitter.
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- Publisher: Monster Cable
- Label: Monster Cable
- Studio: Monster Cable
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286 of 292 people found the following review helpful:  Decisions, Decisions....., By aaoindy "aaoindy" (Indianapolis, IN USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Monster iCarPlay Wireless FM Transmitter/Charger for iPod (Electronics) Three months ago, after doing some reading in the web regarding this subject, I went to BestBuy looking for a system for my car. At that time I had narrowed down my options to either the Griffin iTrip FM transmitter for dockable iPods or the Moster Cable iCarPlay wireless FM iPod transmitter/charger but was not totally sure so I decided to ask for advice to a salesperson at the store (bad decision) and he recommended the Monster product.
He claimed he had one in his car and he loved it. He also highlighted the advantage of charging your iPod while you listen to your music. About the same time, my son bought the Griffin product and he has been using it since then. Well, I began using the Monster system for about 6 weeks and then switched with my son and began using his Griffin gadget and after gaining experience with both products I can say the following: 1) Because the Monster Cable system has only 8 pre-set FM stations you can use...Read more 148 of 150 people found the following review helpful:  Works well - even in big cities, By Zach Everson (Louisville, KY) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Monster iCarPlay Wireless FM Transmitter/Charger for iPod (Electronics) I was hesitant to buy the iCarPlay - I had an FM transmitter several years ago and it was miserable. I was afraid I'd get in an accident while fiddling with the dial. The iCarPlay, however, has present stations, making it easier to change the station should you pick up some static.That problem doesn't happen often though. I live near Washington, DC, and rarely have to change the station because of static. Sure, the quality isn't as good as if you have a direct line-in port on your car stereo or a cassette adapter, but for those of us with plain ole CD players, the iCarPlay works well. It also does a great job of keeping your iPod charged. Another plus is that the cord is long enough that you can pretty much put your iPod wherever you want. I also read some great reviews of it on the Apple message boards. It might take you a while to get this product, however; I was on the Amazon's waitlist for over a month before I found it elsewhere and cancelled my order here. 67 of 67 people found the following review helpful:  Finally found a good solution, By This review is from: Monster iCarPlay Wireless FM Transmitter/Charger for iPod (Electronics) iPod: 3rd gen, 20 gigCar: 2001 Mazda Protege, stock stereo/cd player unit I bought this device from an Apple Store just before a road trip from Westchester, NY to Washington, DC. I had previously been considering taking the car in to a car stereo place to have somebody run a cable from the in-dash stereo (which has a button for MD/Aux) so I could plug in the iPod directly, but after using the Monster product during my weekend trip, I don't see any reason to bother. I am thoroughly satisfied with this device, despite it's higher price compared to some other options such as the iTrip and the iRock. I previously owned a 2nd generation iPod, for which I had a cigarette lighter adapter/charger and the iTrip. For less money than the Monster product, I could have bought a PocketDock (to enable me to use the charger with the 3rd gen iPod) and a new iTrip, but I chose to try out the Monster iCarPlay (despite the terrible name), and I'm so happy I did. Here are some issues to consider...Read more |
