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Sunday, May 20, 2012

In-Car MP3 Player & Wireless FM Radio Transmitter for USB Flash Drive & SD Card with 12V Lighter Plug Review

In-Car MP3 Player and Wireless FM Radio Transmitter for USB Flash Drive and SD Card with 12V Lighter Plug
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This product is pretty good for the money ($29.99). My only complaints are that it seems a little flimsily made, and that you get a split second of static between each mp3. But it does what it's supposed to do. As a clarification of an earlier post by another user, I note that the device does remember which mp3 file you were on the last time you started your car; it just doesn't remember where you were in that file, so it starts the file over again.

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This MP3 player wireless FM transmitter allows you to listen to the MP3 music saved on your USB flash drive or SD card in your car, truck, boat or RV. Now you can enjoy your MP3 music collection without having to spend money to upgrade your car stereo. It plugs into the cigarette lighter socket and plays your music through the car's stereo. Just plug in a USB flash drive with your favorite MP3s stored on it, and your all your tunes will instantly begin playing over the radio! This device also accepts SD/MMC cards (SD high capacity compatible) for maximum compatibility. With this transmitter's audio in port, you can even plug in another audio source. You can connect your iPod, portable DVD player, CD player, laptop computer, portable gaming console, or any other device with a standard headphone jack. This wireless transmitter broadcasts on the full spectrum of the FM band (over 200 stations), allowing you to choose the clearest stations to broadcast your music.Another convenient feature of this MP3 transmitter is the included remote control. The slim, compact remote is perfect for storage in your car's visor, and allows you to conveniently control the unit from anywhere in the car. You can play, pause and skip songs with the remote, and even change the transmitting station. When playing MP3s, this unit displays information about the song the song title, minutes elapsed, etc. It also has selectable equalizer settings to suit your musical preference. What's included: Wireless Mobile MP3 Player/FM Transmitter, remote control, 3.5mm to 2.5mm audio cable, 1 year manufacturer's direct warranty.

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Monday, July 25, 2011

Belkin Tunecast Auto Universal with Clearscan Review

Belkin Tunecast Auto Universal with Clearscan
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Well, it's tough to review a product when the entire category is, by definition, mediocre. FM Transmitters will never sound good. FM itself is a lower quality than most of the MP3s people will be plugging into this. Next up, in many areas, the spaces between FM stations are tight, and there's interference from adjacent channels and/or distant stations on channel. And finally, transmission power is low, due to their FCC status as unlicensed transmitters. So does this unit have static? Yes. Does the audio sound compressed and lacking in frequency range? Yes. Does volume fluctuate and signal drop out as you drive around? Yes. And do you have to find a new station every 50-100 miles on a road trip? Yes.
But these units serve a purpose. Basically, if you have any better way to pump your audio into your stereo, you should use it. USB port, iPod adapter, Aux input, and arguably even a tape deck adapter would all qualify as better. But if you're in a car that has none of these options, this is better than nothing. If it's your own car, I'd look into getting an iPod adapter or Aux input added. Most cars can have one added aftermarket, though costs vary and can be high. But if you can't afford it, or if you want something to use in rentals, friends' cars, or anywhere else there's an FM radio, this is probably as good a choice as any. I got it at a good price on Black Friday. I have an iPod input on my current car, but don't have an Aux port for use with my Evo. Even though I'm probably going to replace my car soon and should then have both an iPod and aux port, I'm keeping this so I have something if I need to take a rental or want to bring some tunes along in a friend's car. It's far from perfect, but nothing beats the universal compatibility of an FM transmitter.
On an absolute scale of audio quality, it's a 1 or a 2. Compared to almost any other way of getting audio into your stereo, it's a 1 or a 2. But on universal compatibility, it's a 5. And relative to other FM transmitters, it's probably a 4 or a 5. It works with anything, not just iPods, it has a USB port to pass through charging whatever you're using, and it has a feature to scan for open stations that works moderately well. I can't give it 5 stars overall because it just doesn't sound great, but it sounds about as good as you'll probably get from a unit like this. If you need it, it's a decent choice.

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