Customer Ratings & Reviews

Wasn't that easy to setup and it doesn't work as well as my friend's.

I tried this for three days and no matter what part of the city, every time I used it, it sounded as if there was interference on the radio. I could not hear my I-pod at all. I do not know if it was my car or the device, but no luck,

I was never able to find a clear channel. Not worth the money.

Really bad, does not work. Even if you try different channels

While it doesn't work perfectly, I didn't expect it to. There was some interference and every so often the signal would drop for a second but for something cheap and easy to play music from your phone to the a radio it gets the job done

Would be happier if the frequency didn't need to change so often

Transmitter didn't work on any stations had to return item.

Its pretty good just wish it was wireless. but does the job.

Of the options available, this product is very satisfactory.

this device is not worth it's salt. I can not begin to say how bad the sound quality is for this device. It is better to just spend the extra money to have bluetooth connection on your car radio/stereo. Would not recommend.

My review of this item from experience is not good at all.

I have had 2 of these and they don't seem to last very long. After the 2nd iTrip broke I bought a generic version that has lasted longer than either iTrip. I used this to charge my cell phone and listen to music from my phone/apps on the car stereo.

It's great help for cars that don't have an auxiliary cable

It doesn't work on any station and makes feedback noise

I thought it is going to be better than the other brands

Works great if you find a channel with nothing on it!

This product is so nice to use. My youngest son bought it to use in his 2000 Chevy then he got his brother one for his birthday to use in a 2005 Dodge. Very simple to use!!

Bought to play music on my iPhone and iPod over sound system in my new used Subaru. The device works as advertised, but it can be a chalange to find a frequency that is not already in use by a broadcasting station.

Product seems to work, BUT it cannot find a station to use in a populated region MOST of the time. Save your money if you live in a big city or popular suburban area with a lot of broadcast signals in use.

I got a new iphone so I needed a new fm transmitter. I chose this one because it had a headphone jack connection, so I figured that I could use it with pretty much any of my devices. However, it was impossible to find a station that wasn't completely static. Even the station I used with my old transmitter was solid static. I ended up buying the Griffin iTrip Auto with the Lightning connection and (although it isn't perfect) it works comparably to my old fm transmitter. It was definitely worth the extra $10. If your car happens to have a tape deck, buy the tape deck with headset jack connection adapter. Your sound quality will be infinitely better than any fm transmitter you can buy, and they cost about $6.