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Belkin Auto Kit for iPod with Dock Connector (White)

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Belkin Auto Kit for iPod with Dock Connector (White)
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Street Price: $39.99
Gaunz Org Price: $30.82
Savings!: $9.17 (23%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Belkin
Clothing Size: None
Color: White
EAN: 0722868467732
Fabric Type: Italian Leather
Label: Belkin Components
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Belkin Components
Model: F8V7058-APL
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Belkin Components
Studio: Belkin Components
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty


Piece facts:
  • Compatibility: iPod 3G, 4G, 5G, 6G; nano 1G, 2G, 3G; iPod touch; iPod mini
  • Connects iPod device to car's cigarette lighter
  • .125-inch audio-out jack lets you play the iPod through your car stereo (requires optional cassette adapter or FM transmitter)
  • Replaceable safety fuse to protect from potentially damaging spikes or short circuits
  • Manages excess cord easily with convenient strap



(White) Connector Dock with iPod for Kit Auto Belkin





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BELKlN F8V7058-APL - The Auto Kit connects your too cool iPod to your car's power source and speaker system, and includes an exclusive BELKlN cable that charges the iPod from your car's cigarette lighter. lt also provides an adjustable amplifier and 3.5mm audio out jack that sends the sound to other audio equipment Lifetime Belkin warranty Special Apple packaging

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The Belkin F8V7058-APL Auto Kit for iPods with Dock Connector connects your iPod device to your car's power source, and includes an exclusive Belkin cable that charges your iPod from your car's cigarette lighter. Perfect for those long road trips, the Belkin auto kit not only keeps your iPod fully charged, but when used with other accessories such as the Belkin Mobile Cassette Adapter or TuneCast Mobile FM Transmitter (not included), allows you to listen to continuous high-quality audio through your car stereo.

The Belkin Auto Kit features an adjustable amplifier to control your iPod's volume level, and a 3.5-millimeter audio-out jack that lets you play your favorite iPod music through your car stereo or other audio equipment when using an FM transmitter or cassette adapter. For safety purposes this unit includes an illuminated LED indicator that lets you know when it is properly connected, and a built-in, replaceable safety fuse that protects your iPod from potentially damaging spikes in power or short circuits. Your iPod locks securely to the auto kit via the dock connector, while a convenient strap lets you easily manage your excess cord length.

Compatible with any iPod with a dock connector--including the iPod nano 1G, iPod nano 2G, iPod mini, iPod 3G, iPod 4G (Click Wheel), iPod color, and iPod 5G/5.5G Video--the Belkin F8V7058-APL auto kit is backed by a manufacturer's lifetime warranty.

What's in the Box
Belkin F8V7058-APL auto kit, a user's manual and warranty information.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great Product, has served me well over the last 4 years!! ...
I purchased this product 4 years ago to use with my iPod in my Chevy Silverado. I have used it pretty much on a daily basis since then. Well, as much use as I get out of the device (plug it in, unplug it, plug in, unplug it...) it has finally given out. The dock connector has become loose, and therefore causes my iPod to pause whenever I hit a bump. Luckily, Belkin offers a Lifetime Warranty on their quality products. I just got off their website after requesting a new unit to be sent to me. All I have to do is pay for shipping to return the old unit. Unbelievable!! And to think I almost bought a brand new one!! Anyway, I expect the replacement to last as long or longer than the original. Also, as has been stated in other reviews already, use the included 3.5mm jack (rather than the iPod earphone jack) to route your music directly into the stereo. You will get crystal clear amplified sound, and you will only need one wire to plug into the iPod.


Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - Build quality sucks
This product works pretty good...........when it's not broken. The wiring came apart on the first one I owned. Belkin has a lifetime warranty so I returned it for another one that now won't stay connected to the cigarette lighter and I see no way of fixing it.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Doesn't work with iPhone 3G ...
This product works great for iPods and the original iPhone. But note that it won't charge the new iPhone 3G. You can play music from the 3G through the Belkin, but it won't charge. This is because, as I understand it, the 3G is the first iPod/iPhone product that will only charge via the USB lines in the Dock Connector. But the Belkin still uses the older Firewire lines for charging.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Simply Perfect Product
Product is exactly what I needed now I can keep my IPOD charged and use the Aux input on my car without having to have two cables going to my IPOD. Aux is so so much better than a FM input! In addition to this product you will need a male/male aux input cable $6.99 at Radio Shack. The Aux cable plugs into the cigarette adapter end of the Belkin product and then will need to be run or tied into your Aux input. In my car the Aux input and charger plug are right next to each other so it was very easy! Volume control on the Belkin product allows you to get the right input level to match other radio settings and avoid distortion.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great product ...
This cable does everything I wanted it to do. The sound quality is leaps and bounds better than using a 3.5mm cable through the headphone jack. I really like the built-in adjustable amplifier. The cord comes out of the connector at a 90° angle from the iPod. It takes a little getting used to, but it wasn't enough to dock it a star. I haven't experienced any ground-loop humming/buzzing with our '08 Accord sedan. It has integrated seamlessy into my setup. Overall I am very satisfied.

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