Electronics : 8-in-1 Black Fm Transmitter Car Kit with Remote and Car Adapter for Apple Ipod 3rd, 4th, 5th Generation, Mini, Photo, U2, Nano 2nd Gen, Video, Classic, Touch

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8-in-1 Black Fm Transmitter Car Kit with Remote and Car Adapter for Apple Ipod 3rd, 4th, 5th Generation, Mini, Photo, U2, Nano 2nd Gen, Video, Classic, Touch

from: Bargaincell



8-in-1 Black Fm Transmitter Car Kit with Remote and Car Adapter for Apple Ipod 3rd, 4th, 5th Generation, Mini, Photo, U2, Nano 2nd Gen, Video, Classic, Touch
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Product Brand: Bargaincell
EAN: 0084331445228
Label: Bargaincell
Product Manufacturer: Bargaincell
Publisher: Bargaincell
Studio: Bargaincell


Piece facts:
  • Brand new non-OEM.
  • 8-In-1 Features: FM transmitter: All channels, Car charger, Holder with adjustable clip, LED display for FM channels, Support full stereo music, Two dimension tuning technology, Additional 3.5mm stereo adapter to play other MP3 players, Remote control.
  • Support all FM channels.
  • Power by car cigarette adapter.No battery required.
  • iPod not included. Compatibility: Apple iPod 3rd, 4th, 5th Generation, Mini, Photo, U2, 1st, 2nd, Gen Nano, Video, Classic, Touch



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The Digital Wireless Radio Transmitter wirelessly transmits music from your iPhone or MP3 player to your car stereo. The digital tuner locks digitally into the clearest available radio station. Wide choice of channels allows you to tune your car stereo to the clearest FM frequency, and enjoy your music with full stereo sound and convenience. please note that this charger function is not compatible with iPhone 3G









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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Do not buy, terrible quality. ...
I got this product for 15 dollars and it wasn't even worth that. The FM transmitter worked very well at first and it charged my iPod but after one use, IT BROKE! It's very cheaply made and is terrible quality. If your looking for an FM radio transmitter and is hesitating between this one and another FM transmitter, let me help you out, DON'T BUY THIS ONE! Your probably better off buying brand name products like Belkin, etc.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Remote does not work for more than one day!!!
Great product for the price, however, the remote worked for only one day! This has to be one of my best buys in my life! Great Product!!!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Best FM Transmitter Ever Used ...
This is the best FM transmitter/charger I have ever used. I have not had to change the trasmission station on it once. This includes a roadtrip to Florida from Wisconsin. This is worth every cent.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - I tried and use it many times it's good a little bit but there is a signals and the stability in the car
I hate it i wish that i didn't bought it this product no have any qaulity sorry for that but it's bad product, I have little idea, Why you guys not try to creat one we can hold it in the from glass of the car and the product gave a long cabel ( wire ) to put it in the power place near the car lighter, it will be better than this one which i use it now.

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Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Transmission - fine, socket plug and cradle - miserable piece of garbage ...
The FM Transmission for the unit is fairly decent. I found that there is usually at least one station that works with minimal hiss. If you listen very carefully, however, you do hear hiss. May or may not be a problem for you depending on your auto's sound proofing; i.e. if you are traveling down the freeway, the hiss "disappears" (masked by the freeway noise).

The interface for this product however, is miserable and shameful. Where to begin. . .

First, the base/cradle only has two ranges of motion: circular, by rotating the plug in the cigarette lighter socket; vertical, by angling the base up and down on the plug. The missing key here is the horizontal axis. (Think yaw, pitch, and roll in aeronautical terminology.) I am unable to position it so that it is convenient to reach/see and doesn't get in the way of the gear shift, temperature controls, the car stereo, etc.

Second, the whole think should have the option of window-mounting; i.e. like this product for my iPaq:

http://www.gomadic.com/hp-ipaq-hw6965---hw-6965-car-windshield-holder-charger.html

So, buy this thing if you have nothing surrounding the 12v socket in your car. Otherwise, feel free to purchase this and then kick yourself in the pants.

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