Product ReviewsnGear iPod / iPhone White Car FM Transmitter & Charger
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 Rating: Review Date: 09/27/09  |
Cons: tuning resets itself every time you turn the keydoes not charge ipod touch 2nd gen
Pros: a good pricetwo ways to connect your ipod |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/05/09 |
Cons: - biggest flaw : when the car goes off u have to reset the station on this car adapter, it does not remember the last good frequency it was operating on- static sound sometimes = not the clearest sounding - horrible box instructions = no help at all
Pros: + works just fine for my standards+ darn cheap PM'ed to $11+ horrible box instructions = hilarious to read and share Comment:
For the price, I would so buy this thing again. It works just fine, how I want it to and was darn cheap. You cant get a device anywhere near this cheap and works in a store near me. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/30/09 |
Cons: Bad Quality Parts, Almost Broke, No preset
Pros: Compact, Good Cord Length Comment:
I had this for 2 weeks and it has almost broke twice, once with the USB-A (?) connecter in the iPod. Also the preset is set below any of my FM radio stations, and I have to play around with it to get it to the right preset before every use. Not that I mind playing around with it ;). I wouldn't recommend it not for the price, especially compared to the Mediagate I-Kit (SKU:34041) |
I own an iPod Touch 2nd Generation and it does not charge the power for me. Nor does it charge power on a friend's iPhone 3G. Radio signal is decent but always has about 15% fuzz. The broadcasting tuner starts at 87.5 FM, and resets to that every time you turn your car off. The lowest my car's radio can tune to is 87.9 FM, so this means resetting the iPod tuner every time I park. Package included: the fm tuner that plugs into the car cigarette lighter and the iPod dock. Also included is a 15 cm double male mini cable, so you can plug the tuner into your speaker jack, should the dock connector not be to your liking.