Customer Ratings & Reviews

I could not get a single clear signal. When I returned the product (no problem returning) man at door said, "yeah, that's a piece of junk" . I wish someone had told me that when I asked for recommendations when buying. It may work in areas with fewer radio stations, but not here.

Bought this to be able to use mp3 player in auto to listen to audiobooks. (My vehicle lacks an audio plug.) Set-up to an open station required web search for way to access international setting. Only tested it out once; will get real workout when school starts next month.

Can't find a channel that works continuously. Sucks

when i try to use it it was bugy but got it to work

Only able to get 2 good connections from stations.

Did not work well at all through my car receiver on any station. Lots of static & feedback. Returned the item. Bought a much cheaper one that works great

I understand Metropolitan cities have saturated frequencies but it feels it lacks the power to take an open frequency. This was horrible unless in wide open spaces and even then it is odd some stations never picked up.

Nice product. Easy to set up and use. The music has a little static coming from the receiver. I thought that it would be clearer with no static.

It is an OK substitute if you don't have an aux jack but every time the phone is moved you get radio static. Not great sound either. Looking for a better Bluetooth option.

Great sound from Bluetooth connected headphones. The design allows the headphones to stay in easily while active (lifting, running, etc) without cumbersome cords. A good value.

I love this product. I use it to listen to podcasts or music on a daily basis. I enjoy that it has a huge range. Other similar products I've used could only operate on 88.3-88.9… this one can utilize the whole bandwidth. I only wish it had an off switch. You have to unplug it every time and I worry that it will eventually get worn down. I understand I could just leave it plugged in at all times, but it has a glowing red light that stays on. I've had issues with my car battery in the past and I'd rather not chance it.

I don't know why I buy these when I know they suck. Quality sounds bad plus radio static constant . The only upside in this honestly is you can listen to your music

The device works, but the scanning function is really not accurate or useful. So, like other more inexpensive options in the past, i still manually find the best station to use. Otherwise, works as it should.

I'm not a fan. The radio signal strength is sketchy at best, and this device has barely held together. If you want to hook your phone or ipod up to your car audio, there has to be a better option.

I've had better for cheaper, this one was bought because I was out of town and needed it. It died the job with a bit more static than I care for but oh well.

This unit does not work well. I bought a cheaper one from Walmart previously that worked much better. I only replaced it because the wire broke. Do your research before buying a similar product.

Love the concept just hard to find a station to keep the staic away. For the price probably just spend the money and have a new radio put in that you can plug your phone into directly or threw Bluetooth

For the price one pays for the transmitter you would expect it to work very well and allow you to listen to music on various stations. That, whoever, is not the case. The transmitter keeps searching and searching only to find stations that do not work well and have a lot of static. So you have to manually look for a station or keep searching until you are lucky to find one; searching and manually using the transmitter while driving isn't safe and therefore not an option.

It was all right. I'm still using it and will be for the foreseeable future. It does seem to have a more difficult time finding frequencies without interference than other products in this category.

When I used this product there was a lot of static in the transmission of the broadcast within my vehicle