Customer Ratings & Reviews

It works really good, except that it fights with the radio stations in my area so sometimes it sounds really fuzzy. I like that it has the ability to play music and charge my phone at the same time though :)

The fm transmitter barely works and the charger cuts on and off every 10 seconds. You cannot use the charger and the fm transmitter simultaneously. When the fm transmitter does work it's r if with static and is quick to either stop working or play random noises from other stations. This product is cheaply made and overpriced. I would have returned it but I threw out the receipt because I trusted best buy to not line their shelves with products this poorly made.

Not very good transmitter, it has a lot of background and static at times for no apparent reason. Easy to accidentally change the station and more headache than its worth most of the time for around town driving, good for road trips though.

This product is great and easy to operate.Works great, doesnt have to be close to radio like other products do. Also works when making phone calls.

It got the job done be not really worth the price I paid for it. Sound was clear through channel but very faint had to trun volume all the way up to hear. Overall just ok . sorry not much help

needed to transfer radio app from my phone to the car radio, only disadvantage is I have to unplug out of the phone when a call comes in to be able to use the bluetooth that is built into the vehicle.

We bought this as a gift for our dad. He uses this when he travels and he loves how easy it is for him to listen to his iPod while he's driving. I would definitely recommend this for any traveler!

Great to use, just hard to find a really good station when in a bigger city. Very nice to use going on a trip across the state. Just have to change radio station every once in a while.

Bought this adapter for playing music in my car without Bluetooth or other cellphone integration technology. Although the adapter finds an available FM station quickly, the sound quality is not very good. Some static and need to increase volume to listen to the music.

Getting a clear signal is difficult, and when you do you have to hold it in a weird position to make the music come through clearly. Or else you'll just be hearing static with a hint of music inside.

Since my car is not equipped with bluetooth, I wanted an easy to use device to play music and podcasts over my radio. This works well and is very easy to set up.

The AUX connection in my car didn't work anymore so I decided to buy this item to keep on using my iPod while driving. It makes the job. Sound is not that clear but you get used to it.

Didn't give the full four stars because there was minimum static not like the cheap fm transmitters. If your looking for something good i recommend this item.

I purchased this item to listen to music in my car after my aux port broke and It's very difficult at least in major cities to find a good station and I ended buy a new deck with Bluetooth

The product overall works really well. It has a little more static then I thought. But as long as you don't mind a little static it is a great product

it only works where there are completely open channels. I have to hold it in my hand to make it come through clearly. Would not recommend for medium to large cities and towns.

Wish I had a tape deck to get the tape with wire to listen to music but don't have one. The product is easy to use but no good stations.

My radio is old with no aux or Bluetooth so an FM transmitter was the way to go. Wish it had a power boost as the volume is very low.

Easy to operate and get music especially where your radio station doesnt work

This is one of several Griffin product accessories that I own. Like the other, it's performance is of consistently good quality and it allows me to stream music from my iPhone over the car's speaker system. It is dependent on the availability of FM frequencies. This is not an issue if you are using this in a local, limited geographic area. However, if you are traveling long distances then changing frequencies becomes mildly annoying.