Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #12750 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Shenzhen Huike Technology co., Ltd
• Model: FM-09
• Dimensions: .37 pounds

Manufacturer's Description
This MP3 player wireless FM transmitter plays all your audio devices wireless through your car stereo system, which allows you to enjoy the mp3 your USB device in your car, truck, boat or RV. You can now enjoy your MP3 music collection without having to spend money to upgrade your car stereo. This device uses FM radio frequency to broadcast the MP3 file format from any attached USB device to a reselected radio channel on your FM stereo. Simply plug into the cigarette lighter outlet, press play, and your MP3's will automatically start playing through your car stereo. The FM frequency is adjustable, select the least interfered frequency between 87.7 and 88.9 MHz on your car stereo.

Customer Reviews

Fantastic!
Cracking little device. Decent build quality and easy to operate. Shame about the fact it doesn't have folder navigation options (all files need to be 'loose' in the root of your USB drive), and the lack of FFWD / REV options means that you need to keep your files 'bite size'...i.e. no 100Mb audio books, because you have to start at the beginning every time you get back in the car!

Otherwise, absolutely first class. A really nice piece of kit.

MP3 FM Transmitter
This is an excellent device and works perfectly unlike another similar one I tried (based on the 107 MHz range)which had a lot of interference. You may prefer the new remote control version (not available when I bought mine), I can only assume it works as well as this one, with the obvious safety advantage.

Play your flash drives in your car
I just bought one of these from amazon, and I've got to give it a big two thumbs up for the price and sound quality. Its excellent for people who are on the road all day and sick of listening to local radio stations, just plug your flash drive, ipod, mini disc or cd player into the device and away you go all your favourite tunes on the go.It's definitely the most portable option I've seen for playing my music in rental cars. Plus, it makes use of all my 512 and 128MB flash drives I've got hanging around.