Mp3 Wireless Fm Transmitter with Sd Card and USB Jump Drive Slot. Black with ..

I bought this player from Dream Bargains as SKU: WZ-K1F2-W0J1. Although the packaging was not heat sealed, it was obviously new, including a peel-off LCD protector. I selected this unit because the web image seemed to show a backlight that was missing from other listing photos. And, yes, it has a white backlight (not blue as pictured). Accessories included the short cable featuring standard 2.5mm plug to 3.5mm plug (e.g. IPod to modulator), remote with a good battery and 1 extra fuse. As with other similar units reviewed at other listings this unit came with the barest of documentation printed on the backside of the thick paper package-liner. Thanks to comments from other reviewers I knew that pressing and holding certain keys would produce other functions; on this unit press/hold Previous/Next keys for volume, press/hold the Pause/Play key to cycle between S(shuffle) and A(all, in order). I haven't yet discovered whether the A-/B+ keys control anything other than FM...Read more

I bought this item mostly because of the remote. I have had this item for about a week and it's been great to listen to my favorite music instead of the radio and not have to card a stack of disks around in my truck.
My issue is the cable that comes with the unit. It is specific to the devise. I have a longer cable to use with my MP3 player but can not use it because it is too big for the transmitter so I have to use this cable. Because the cable is only like 6" navigating through my music takes away from the road.
Also I assumed I could use the remote with my mp3 player, but being new to MP3 players I was very wrong. The advantage is using a flash dive or memory card with it. The use of the remote makes it a great tool and improves safety as you drive.
I would recommend this item if use with a memory card or thumb drive, but not recommend it for use with a MP3 Player...

I have a 2000 Dodge Viper GTS coupe with an Alpine stereo. The Alpine was factory on the Viper because Chrysler has never built a single-DIN radio before.

I wanted to take a trip with my Viper but didn't want the hassle of buying a new stereo, or trying to rig something up. So when I saw this on Amazon, I figured the price was worth experimenting.

All I can say is WOW - for the price, this little bugger can't be beat.

I have an 8G "Cruizer" USB card LOADED with music... ...but it wouldn't read. My only thought is that the Cruizer has some weird software built in, and this thing might not like it. But I also have a 4GB SD card that my top-end Jensen head unit (in my other car) WOULDN'T read, and this thing reads it perfectly. So I just copied my songs from the 8GB to the 4GB (I don't have 4 gigs of music anyways) and voila.

Clarity is great, the remote works fine, it's simple but it does the job. I have zero complaints.