Monster iCarPlay Wireless Plus for iPod v2 - FM Transmitter/Charger for iPod

I bought this since I can't modify my work vehicle and it unfortunately does not have a cd player or tape player. I love using this and the quality of the sound is definitely not cd but it sounds decent, enough to justify this purchase. I use this to play podcasts and other music off of my Ipod Touch Gen 4. I was worried the iPod wouldn't work since it is picky on the devices (just google the problem), but it works fine on this device. With this transmitter you have three stations which you can set to anything you like. It's pretty simple. Hold the third button down, press the first one to go down a channel and second button to go up a channel. once you find your channel hold the button you want to set it to and voila. Just keep doing that process to set all three.My only problem with this is that there is no on/off controls so i have to unplug the device every time i am done with my drive (since my cigarette lighters stay on)... just a thought.

At first the unit worked well with good sound from our iPod through the 2020 Lincoln Corsair sound system. Then it stopped working after 2 months and we only used it 3-4 times! Could not get a refund from Amazon or any kind of help.

It works pretty good. Doesn't quite take over a radio station like some of there competitors but still a pretty good product

I got this product so my wife could play her Ipod in her car. I was extremely skeptical that it would work - "auto sound" retailers had generally bad mouthed this type of product. And, i had tried something like this years ago, when the first generation of Ipods came out. But the alternative for my wife's car (Boxster) was to put in a new and different radio - more than $800 in this case! I saw that there were some used/reconditioned versions of the product available on Amazon, and decided to try it.IT WORKS PERFECTLY. My wife loves it. Ok, so you have some loose wires in the front seat, but my concerns about static and losing the station, blah, blah, have not surfaced. And, it is great that you can program up to 3 empty stations on your FM radio, just in case you travel through an area where the radio loses the signal you're using. But my wife sez that never happens anyway.So, I give this product 2 thumbs up!!

I have had this fm transmitter for months now, and i use it ~3 hours each day during my drive to/from work.Works PERFECT with an iphone (i have the 4s). The charging capability isnt the most amazing thing ever, but I do leave my drive with a little more battery than when i started.I primarily use it for Pandora. The quality is not great, but you cant expect much from an FM transmitter... it has more to do with the surrounding radio stations and other noise interferrences than the device itself.Great cheap buy.

At best there is a light to medium background static. Within a 60 mile drive I usually have to change stations 2 or 3 times to find a better signal. The rest of the time static is so bad I just turn it off. On a rare occasion I can get a decent signal and enjoy it but it never lasts long. Everything seems to interfere with it...hills, airports, military bases, even overpasses and bridges. Time to upgrade to a new stereo which I what I should have done in the first place.

Works well for my old iPod. I wish the connection was better. It comes out quietly in my car’s speakers.

I just bought one of these for a car trip, and it turned out to be worthless. I got it to "work", if you can call it that, but only for about 5 minutes. The rest of the time, you couldn't hear it at all. I tried moving the transmitter around, changing the station, the broadcast power is just too weak.