Broadcast music from your iPod®, PDA, MP3 or CD player, and even portable DVD player with this all channel universal FM transmitter. Transmits stereo quality sound from your portable music player to your car / home FM radio. All frequency tuning allows endless selection of radio frequencies from 88.1 to 107.9 mhz with an increment of 0.1 mhz.
Just tune your car radio into any unused FM channel. Then adjust the FM Transmitter to the same radio frequency. Plug FM Transmitter's into any 3.5 mm output socket and then it's done. Powered by vehicle cigarette lighter adapter or 2 x AAA battery. Frequency range: 88.1 - 107.9 MHz.
For best sound performance, please set your MP3 player's volume level to MEDIUM. Then use your car stereo's volume control to adjust the output level. Operating Range: up to 16.4 feet / 5 meters.
Optimal distance - 10 feet / 3 meters. Easy to read LCD frequency display. Fits standard USB connections. Color: Black.
MP3 Player and AAA battery not included.
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(17 customer reviews)
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You get what you pay for?, February 18, 2012
Joshua "Horror Fanatic" - See all my reviews
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This review is from: NEW LCD CAR FM TRANSMITTER FOR MP3 iPod® ZUNE SANSA FUZE (Electronics)
Fast shipping on the product so 4 stars for the company. I previously had a IPOD NANO fm transmitter I paid about 15 bucks for but my NANO was stolen. I then purchased a Sansa Fuze 8gig player but my old nano Fm transmitter was not compatible. I never had a issue with my old nano transmitter etc.
I hooked this FM transmitter up to my new Fuze and it works. Its actually not a bad looking transmitter as well neat glow face to see in the dark etc. I am like heck of a Awesome deal!!!!
I am jamming out in my car and put the car in reverse out of my driveway as I hit the bump at the bottom of my driveway all sudden my awesome jamming out came to a halt as the sound through my car speakers quit. I pull back into my driveway and look at my Fuze the connector coming from the FM transmitter that plugs into the Fuze does not seat tightly.. So I wiggled it and bam music comes back through the speakers... I am like alright back in business.. Back up and take my bump...Read more
Junk, May 17, 2012
Todd - See all my reviews
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The connector to the stereo and the connector to the mp3 are loose, and causes it to go in and out. It kind of worked for 2 weeks then stopped working completely. I know it was cheap, but does that mean it doesn't have to work?
Excellent FM transmitter for my ipod Classic!, May 11, 2012
C. Fisher - See all my reviews
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I've had this FM transmitter for 2 months and it still works great. I see bad reviews, and I have no idea how it can be so different from the one I got. Perhaps it depends on the area of transmission or what source of power you use for it? Or maybe the units themselves are hit and miss? Who knows, but I got a good one. I hardly hear any static and the sound quality is excellent. If anyone is having any static, are you using it with batteries? If so, then that is perhaps one of the reasons. I tried this both with batteries and plugged into the cigarette lighter. When I used it with batteries, I heard quite a bit of static even with fresh batteries. The static got worse as the batteries weakened. Though when I plug it into the cigarette lighter, virtually no static at all. The unit obviously gets the power it needs to work properly being plugged in.
One complaint I have about this unit is the wire that goes into the ipod is too short. I often want to pick up my...Read more
(17 customer reviews) 
You get what you pay for?, February 18, 2012 
Excellent FM transmitter for my ipod Classic!, May 11, 2012 