Product Description

With this particular iPod FM transmitter, less is definitely more. You would not think of it by looking at this transmitter, but it does transmit excellent sound and complements the new Nano 3G beautifully. This transmitter is particularly designed for the iPod Nano 3G but this device will work with any iPod with the dock connector (iPod Video, Classic, Mini, Photo, Colour etc). Simply plug this transmitter into your iPod and a special display will appear on the iPods screen where you can digitally tune into radio frequencies (87.9MHz - 107.9MHz). The two easy to use buttons on the transmitter will allow you to tune digitally between a range of different frequencies. This transmitter is available in all of the new Nano 3rd generation colours, Black, Silver, Green, Blue and Pink so feel free to experiment with mixing and matching. The transmitter is extremely light weighing only 10 grams and does not need any external power source as it uses a small amount of power directly from your iPod. Finally an iPod connection has been added to the bottom of the transmitter so you can plug in other accessories such as a charger. In conclusion this FM transmitter works as great as it looks, you wont be disappointed.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #46807 in Consumer Electronics

Features

• Compatible with iPod Nano (1st, 2nd & 3rd Generation) 2GB 4GB 8GB Video/Classic 30GB 60GB 80GB 160GB
• Mainly designed for the iPod Nano 3G - Beautiful, slim and simple in design - Small and discreet - Weighs only 10g
• Allows you to digitally tune into FM frequencies using your iPods screen (87.9MHz - 107.9MHz)
• Excellent and convenient 'no wires' solution for listening to music through your car stereo
• iPod connection at the bottom of the transmitter allows you to plug in other accessories such as chargers

Customer Reviews

There must be better products than this
I have to aggree with T. Cleevely
Ipod tends to crash when you start changing the frequencies and is very slow.
Transmitter is just not strong enough, I tried using it in the country where there are less radio frequencies in use but got a hissy reception, you can forget it in places like London.
Sound has to be at full volume to get anything.
Doesn't use much power but if left plugged into ipod and you turn ipod off, it still transmits and using the ipods power.
End of the day, used it once and gave up!

Save your money
Don't buy this, it is a waste of money. It's difficult to tune in and sometimes crashes the ipod which then requires a reboot. You get terrible interference which is made worse by the fact that you have to turn the volume way up to hear the music. The transmitter is just not powerfull enough.