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Name: Griffin Technology - iTrip AUX Bluetooth Transmitter
Brand: Griffin Technology
SKU: 7841252
Price: 29.99 USD
Rating: 3.9 (63 reviews)

Griffin Technology - iTrip AUX Bluetooth Transmitter

Model:: GC39982; |
SKU:: 7841252

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QuestionDoes this product work with a 2005 Honda Accord LX sedan?I am a little confused with how this product works. Is the aux cable plugged into your car's aux port (because mine does not have one)? Or is the aux port connected to your phone's headphone jack?
Asked 11 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer The aux cable is intended to plug into your car's aux port, so if your car doesn't have one, this would not be the right solution for you. If your car only has an FM receiver and a CD player, then one of our iTrip FM transmitters would be a better fit. You can find those here: http://grff.in/nrv3f
  Answered 11 years ago by Griffin Technology Q&A
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QuestionWhy are they calling this a transmitter when it's actually a Bluetooth receiver
Asked 10 years ago by Lambo.
- Answer Because it's a WIRED transmitter. It's a Bluetooth receiver and it transmits the sound through the aux cord.
  Answered 9 years ago by MexLuthor
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Questiondoes this function in "06 Chrysler Pacifica?our car has two cigarette type ports and a jack Marked "video" and audio jacks R and L. This would be to receive such as Pandora on our android smart phone(not Apple product) and/or our Mp3. We have mfgr. radio and CD capability for the sound system. Is any of the car system and our phone/MP3 able to function with iTrip AUX transmitter product?
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer This will work in your vehicle because it has an optional aux cord. It also comes with an optional iPhone charging cord. The aux cord will not charge your phone though.
  Answered 10 years ago by emms
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QuestionWill the signal generated by this product be sufficiently powerful in the near range so that commercial signals will not interfere?
Asked 11 years ago by Alex.
- Answer iTrip AUX Bluetooth uses a Bluetooth signal to connect to your phone, and a direct auxiliary connection to transfer audio to your car stereo. If you don't have an auxiliary input in your car, you may be looking for an FM Transmitter, like the iTrip Auto. You can find more of our FM transmitter options here: http://grff.in/itrip-bby ^Mike
  Answered 11 years ago by Griffin Technology Q&A
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QuestionAm I able to charge my phone while using this?
Asked 9 years ago by Asdfghjkl.
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QuestionWill this work with an Iphone 5S?For use in older vehicle, without Bluetooth. My son wants to use his IPhone 5S to listen to music thru the stereo system. Will this work?
Asked 10 years ago by Android user.
- Answer if car audio unit has 3.5 mm headphone jack input, yes.
  Answered 9 years ago by earlyadopter2
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QuestionCar has no aux portCar has no aux port will it still work?
Asked 10 years ago by peth.
- Answer no
  Answered 9 years ago by earlyadopter2
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QuestionCan I convert a portable CD player to Bluetooth?I have a new car with Bluetooth but no factory installed CD player. I would like to use my portable CD player in the car to listen to books on CD. If I attach the transmitter to the CD player's jack will it come through the cars radio?
Asked 10 years ago by Brenda K.
- Answer No. Input device(smartphone or other Bluetooth device) via Bluetooth to iTrip to audio input for car stereo not other way around.
  Answered 9 years ago by earlyadopter2
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Questioni have a 2004 rav4 with the original stereo system. Will this work in the car so that I can use my ipod?
Asked 10 years ago by jayhawk.
- Answer As long as you have an auxiliary port on the radio, and a working cigarette lighter, this device will work. It is basically a small bluetooth receiver, that plugs into your cigarette lighter, with an aux out port, and an auxiliary cable that goes from the device to your aux in.
  Answered 10 years ago by Azketta
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QuestionWill this device stream both calls and music to the aux port?See above
Asked 10 years ago by doobscoob.
- Answer For some reason, I cant receive calls through it, only music. Not sure why but that's just how it is
  Answered 10 years ago by Nebulace
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Griffin Technology - iTrip AUX Bluetooth Transmitter

Q: QuestionDoes this product work with a 2005 Honda Accord LX sedan?I am a little confused with how this product works. Is the aux cable plugged into your car's aux port (because mine does not have one)? Or is the aux port connected to your phone's headphone jack?

Q: QuestionWhy are they calling this a transmitter when it's actually a Bluetooth receiver

Q: QuestionWill the signal generated by this product be sufficiently powerful in the near range so that commercial signals will not interfere?

Q: QuestionAm I able to charge my phone while using this?

Q: QuestionWill this work with an Iphone 5S?For use in older vehicle, without Bluetooth. My son wants to use his IPhone 5S to listen to music thru the stereo system. Will this work?

Q: QuestionCar has no aux portCar has no aux port will it still work?

Q: QuestionCan I convert a portable CD player to Bluetooth?I have a new car with Bluetooth but no factory installed CD player. I would like to use my portable CD player in the car to listen to books on CD. If I attach the transmitter to the CD player's jack will it come through the cars radio?

Q: Questioni have a 2004 rav4 with the original stereo system. Will this work in the car so that I can use my ipod?

Q: QuestionWill this device stream both calls and music to the aux port?See above

QuestionDoes this product work with a 2005 Honda Accord LX sedan?I am a little confused with how this product works. Is the aux cable plugged into your car's aux port (because mine does not have one)? Or is the aux port connected to your phone's headphone jack?

QuestionWhy are they calling this a transmitter when it's actually a Bluetooth receiver

QuestionWill the signal generated by this product be sufficiently powerful in the near range so that commercial signals will not interfere?

QuestionAm I able to charge my phone while using this?

QuestionWill this work with an Iphone 5S?For use in older vehicle, without Bluetooth. My son wants to use his IPhone 5S to listen to music thru the stereo system. Will this work?

QuestionCar has no aux portCar has no aux port will it still work?

QuestionCan I convert a portable CD player to Bluetooth?I have a new car with Bluetooth but no factory installed CD player. I would like to use my portable CD player in the car to listen to books on CD. If I attach the transmitter to the CD player's jack will it come through the cars radio?

Questioni have a 2004 rav4 with the original stereo system. Will this work in the car so that I can use my ipod?

QuestionWill this device stream both calls and music to the aux port?See above