My car doesn't have Bluetooth or an aux port. So this was the only alternative other than getting a new stereo put in. Set up is easy. Chargers my phone while playing music. For me it works good enough. Even though there can be some static here and there when playing music. I just needed this for a long road trip and it was worth the price I paid for it.

The product itself is nice and well constructed. I like the fact that it charges your Ipod while playing it but I had trouble maintaining clarity on a specific channel. I am pretty sure it is the local stations absorbing all the available channels but I had to keep changing to maintain clarity. Overall worth the money.

This item works just as it says it does... It broadcasts from your phone to your radio via an FM signal. If you don't have a direct USB plug into your car radio or BlueTooth, this is probably the best way to hear your phone, be it a podcast or Pandora or whatever. It is not a very strong broadcaster, but it's right next to your radio, so that isn't much of a problem. But a problem I do have is, because of the explosion of FM stations, it is very difficult to find an open frequency. And I guess this is my complaint: Why does this transmitter only go down to 88.1 when my radio goes into the 87 frequencies? And let me tell you, all of those 87 frequencies are pretty open. This would be a perfect 5/5 if you could tune into those lower frequencies. Don't look at this as a negative review, it still works great. I ust wish it were a little more flexible on the tuning.

This transmitter works well at times but then loses signal and gets a lot of static. But it is good for charging your ipod devices while you listen to your music. Overall, find it at a decent price.

I like the fact that you can charge and play at the same time. It's easy to use and I can stow it away in the glove compartment when I need to.