Product Description

Why make do with listening to what the DJ plays when listening to the radio? With the MMR-70 you can play the music stored on your phone through your radio speakers. Set heads turning and lights flashing by transmitting your music in FM stereo. Perfect for a car stereo or at a party and small enough to go anywhere. The more music you save on your phone, the more you want to share it. Simply plug in the MMR-70 and tune in any FM radio to your personal radio station. The Player transmits the tracks over radio waves to your FM radio, with no need for wires or any other connection. You simply plug the MMR-70 into your phone, choose an available radio frequency and off you go uninterrupted music of your choice with no adverts or DJ chat. The MMR-70 works at a range of up to 10 metres (between the phone and the FM Radio), it remembers the last frequency used for easy reconnection and is light and small enough to tuck neatly into your pocket or the glove compartment of your car.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #23858 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Sony Ericsson
• Model: DPY901634
• Dimensions: .39" h x .39" w x .39" l, .22 pounds

Features

• The Sony Ericsson MMR-70, share the music on your phone with any FM radio.
• Transmits music wirelessly to any FM radio within ten metres. Remembers last used frequency. Runs on your phones batteryno separate charging necessary.
• Specifications: Size: 42mm x 34mm x 11mm, Weight: 9 gramms.
• 12 Month Warranty.

Manufacturer's Description
Sony Ericsson MMR-70

Box Contents

Customer Reviews

Top tip
Maybe this was just me, but initially reception on the car radio was truly awful - worse than using the phone speakers. I was about to throw the thing away but whilst twiddling with the settings I switched off the glowy light effect thingy. The result was a major improvement. It's now definitely useable, although not the crystal clear sound I was expecting (still a little radio mush at volume) - maybe my expectations are too high for these FM devices.

Just mention this in case anyone else encounters the same problem.

Good, not great!
After reading some of the negative reviews I was reluctant to buy this transmitter, but still decided to give it a go. I have to say I'm quite impressed. It's very easy to use: Once plugged into your phone select a frequency away from radio stations (such as 108.0 fm) then tune your radio to the same frequency, and you can listen to whatever your phone is playing.

I'll admit it's not CD clarity, I use this in the car, and you need to crank up the volume, at this high volume you do pick up a small amount of hiss, but nothing worse than an old audio cassette. I have the phone/transmitter placed just 12" from the car stereo head unit, and it plays fine. I've also taken it in a friend's car, and it worked fine for him too.

All in all I'm happy with this product, and would recommend it.

Punching well above its weight..... and price tag!
I read the other reviews on here before I bought the MMR-70 transmitter so was not expecting an awful lot but then £15 worth of technology is never going to compete on the same level as full stereo system!

What you've got to bare in mind is that the device works on radio frequency, so if you've got it set on a weak station, the sound quality is going to be very poor.

It takes a lot of fiddling but once you find a good station, the sound quality is surprisingly good. Even with the volume wacked up I couldn't hear any 'hiss'.

If you live in the Midlands, set the transmitter to FM2 99.9 I've stuck with that frequency and have had perfect sound quality from Bristol to Birmingham, Nottingham and London.

I bought the transmitter so that I wouldn't have to lug so much stuff around with me in the car like an iPod; it's hassle free, compact and pretty robust. I've had mine for about 9 months and it hasn't let me down once. For £15, you can't go wrong, well worth a buy!