Customer Ratings & Reviews

My car doesn’t have Bluetooth or an auxiliary port, so I needed something to work with my phone. This did the job. Easy to work and was able to find a station to tune to fairly easy.

something to play music for my car. Easy set up. Plug the fm transmitter to the power outlet and audio jack to music source and match the radio with the fm transmitter.

I have an older radio in my car and it is not BlueTooth compatible. This transmitter works just as well and lets me play music downloaded to my phone or YouTube right through the speakers in my car. I enjoy not always having to listen to the radio. I also enjoy the freedom of being able to talk through this device and hear my caller through the speakers in my car as well when I receive or make a phone call. Seriously, for $30 I have "upgraded" my car's stereo. Now I don't have to spend hundreds on a new stereo just to use my phone to listen to music or listen to songs or other content on YouTube. Did I also mention that if you are using your phone for directions, you can have them read out through the speakers in your car? A definite must for anyone that doesn't want to put a new stereo system in their car just to be able to be BlueTooth capable.

I have an older radio that doesn't have any external jacks but I wanted to still enjoy mt satellite radio. This device allows you listen to your satellite radio through a lesser used radio station. The reception is perfect. Yes, some times you get some static popping through and the radio station that you are by passing will occasionally bleed through but these are far and in between. A whole lot cheaper than buying a new radio for an older vehicle.

Listening to your favorite MP3, I phone,I pod or any auxiliary device through the radio. It works ok, but youd efinitely have to find the sweet spot!!!!! If it's your only choice I would recommend it.

I had this transmitter for a month before it started to tear and no longer worked, bought another one of the same kind and went through the same thing, poorly made but it does what it's made for.

Does it's job. Some static issues if not in perfect alignment with radio. Volume is faint, so car radio volume has to be high. Does what I needed it to.

Finally im able to play my ipod throufh the radio again. I love my ipod but im an android guy so habing this whwn im in the car is absolutey amazing.

this one works ok. does not seem to put out a super strong signal, so i always seemed to deal with static on my end. but for the price it was ok.

This AM/FM transmitter works very well. From time to time there will be static, but overall it's one of the better transmitters I have ever used.

Easy to set up. Was very impressed with there where no problems with hearing static noise. It worked on the first try.

It works great for the car but trying to use it outside the car isn't good but it isn't made for that reason.

Took time to find a good channel to work, but eventually got a good frequency.

I bought this for an across the state road trip. It worked well, could have used a bit stronger transmitter, but it did what I needed it too.

This is a sleek design that plugs into any headphone jack and connects with the FM stereo. Length is easy to reach. Controls easy to navigate.

This transmitter is good if you are on a budget, but the signal is a little weak. It may be better to manual search for a channel rather than use the auto search function.

For the price you might as well buy the griffin one. This one only comes with 3 different channels to switch between and they're all static. Horrible quality. Mine broke on the first day.

Just plug into XM and set 3 frequencies on FM radio. Easy to change to different frequency with pushbutton channel selection. I listen exclusively to XM radio while driving and devise overrides all but the strongest nearby stations, which relinquish the channel within 5 minutes. This is the most reliable converter I have found. Have one in both Mini Cooper & 97 Ford Ranger.

Bought this because my older car did not have a functioning aux port to play music from my phone. I works ok as long as you can find an FM frequency that doesn't have much static or bleed through from another station. Wish the transmitter had a little more power to cut through the static at times. If you can't blue tooth or connect directly to your car's sound system, this is a decent option.

I like being able to plug it in to any headphones jack. Otherwise, it is pretty much a cheap piece of junk. Changing the broadcast frequencies, is awkward. And it won't broadcast on the lowest few frequencies...and that is where I get the least interference. Also, the broadcast power isn't more than a cockroach on a treadmill. I get terrible reception. Of all the FM transmitters I've used in the past, this is the worst.