Fm Transmitter- Works with All Ipod / Iphone or Any Mp3 Player with 3.5mm Jack

• With Lithium Battery
• Product Dimensions: 4" x 7"

This is the best Fm transmitter that i have ever bought. It's very simple and easy to use. I just plug it into the headphone jack of my android phone and turn on the music and boom!! It also works as a car stereo bluetooth. The signal picks up very well and it can be used with or without the car charger that it comes with!!

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I would highly recommend this product. I was on the hunt for a very long time trying to find the perfect FM transmitter that could accommodate both my iPhone and my Zune; finally, I came across this one. I am extremely pleased. Previously, I purchased a Belkin transmitter, and it was awful. I found myself constantly scanning stations to find the one with the least static. After I purchased this, I've only had to use one station, and I haven't heard static once in the three weeks that I've had this transmitter. Additionally, I find it really convenient that it actually has an on/off switch, and it doesn't need to be plugged in whenever one is using it. If you buy this, you will not be disappointed!! Again, I would highly recommend this, even if it is a bit more expensive than some other options out there.

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This video demonstrates the product transmitting a 320kbps MP3 file of Sarah McLachlan's 'Fumbling Towards Ecstasy' from an iPad 2 at maximum volume.

The radio volume is set at '35' and the car is a 2005 Toyota Carolla driving at 75mph west along I-40 in Texas. (In the video, I pause the track, allowing one to appreciate the ambient 'background' noise present in the interior of a sedan cruising down the highway.)

Also worth noting, of course, is the fact that the video presented here is a Flash compressed video file of an already compressed video file (taken by a Motorola Droid RAZR smartphone) of an FM signal broadcast of an MP3 (lossy compression, albeit at maximum quality) file. So, if you're not able to form an opinion on the audio quality from the video file, you'll need to rely on my report: the signal is clear, and on par with what is received from commercially-available fm stations.

This product was purchased for a cross-country road trip, and it has performed extremely well. Internal battery life is great; as a matter of course, I charge electronics often in the car, but without being plugged in, the transmitter lasts for about 3 hours with no apparent loss of quality or "strength." Picking an open FM frequency on the car stereo is easy, but if you're driving in an area that is flooded with FM stations (Illinois, I think), you can expect the device (along with your car stereo) to really struggle to make a connection. So, the functionality of the device will depend largely on the population of FM signals being broadcasted near your desired frequency setting in your geographic location.

I have no complaints about the physical design, but it's worth noting that the product is very lightweight and certainly feels cheap. It performs well, though. So, I'd recommend not being too rough with it in order for it to enjoy a nice full life! The packaging is minimal and includes practically nothing in the way of documentation. (Then again, it's not a complicated device to figure out.)

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This fm transmitter is the best ive owned yet. It works really well and has really clear reception. No static, just nice clear music coming out of your speakers. I was supposed to have this product between june 4th and 6th, and it got here sooner than expected. if your looking for an fm transmitter with great quality, this is the one.

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I really did not expect a whole lot in this price range, and to be honest it does look "Cheap"!

However, it works surprisingly well and has a few nifty features packed into its tiny size.

It has a built in Li-ion battery that according to the specifications on their web-site, will last for up to 5 hours (I used it for three yesterday) it can also be used via the cigarette lighter plug if you simply switch it off, it then conserves the battery and also charges at the same time. To use it on the internal battery power... unplug the power cord and flick the switch to "ON"

The display is clear enough to easy see the frequency on it, the up-and-down-buttons will allow you to pick a frequency of your choice. The on-line spec's say you can save several frequencies though I have not tried that and don't see the need for it. There is a very slight hissing sound that might be audible to some though I would guess be acceptable to most folks, and depending what you are listening to, might not be audible anyway!

For the price, I am very pleased with it. I am not sure this thing will last that long, but I will do an update to this review if I think it is warranted!