Griffin Tech. iTrip FM Transmitter

The new iTrip follows in the tradition of Griffin's iTrip line, with superior performance and innovative features that make the iTrip the most popular iPod FM transmitter in the world.

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• Reviewed by: tmndesai

  02-17-08

  Duration of ownership: 15 Days

  Strengths: compact, doesnot need external power

  Weaknesses:sound quality not good, difficult to use as it jumps in to tuning when frequncy selected

  Overall Evaluation: iTrip Family FM Transmitter for iPod is good product for price paid. However it seems it has limitations in terms of use and quality of sound. the transmitter is compact and it is convinient to carry around

• Reviewed by: beelzebubba

  04-09-06

  Duration of ownership: 6 Weeks

  Strengths: Small, convenient, good signal strength right out of the box on the default freq. 87.9.

  Weaknesses:Uses iPod battery, but really not bad.

  Overall Evaluation: I had tried one from C.Crane with a really good review and it was really bad. Regardless of the frequency it just didn't offer a good signal. But the little iTrip is strangely much better.

• Reviewed by: jeffnnj

  11-22-05

  Duration of ownership: 1 Years

  Strengths: Looks nice, same color as iPod

  Weaknesses:Massive amounts of static, difficult to match up with an available station, difficult to set station frequence, generally doesn't work

  Overall Evaluation: Maybe I live in an overly congested area, Northern NJ, but I cannot get this thing to work decently for more then two minutes. As soon as I find an available station and go through the tedious process of matching it up with the itrip and drive 2 minutes, I lose the signal. Even when it does work, which is rare, I hear tons of static and crackling in the backround. All and all I HATE THIS THING. If you live in the NNJ/NYC area, don't waste your money.

• Reviewed by: josephbuck

  10-13-05

  Duration of ownership: 3 Weeks

  Strengths: Very small, runs on ipod battery, tunes to any station

  Weaknesses:not very good reception in my car. you can almost always here at least a little static but maybe that's all transmitters or just my antenna or something...

  Overall Evaluation: I thought that it would be perfect sound but I guess the only way to get that is to have a direct line to the cd player. But overall it's a really convient product because of the size and ability to just throw it on and broadcast in your friend's cars as well. With a direct line you wouldn't be albe to do that.

• Reviewed by: fry420

  10-02-05

  Duration of ownership: 5 Months

  Strengths: best signal and ease of use of all fm modulators I tried.

  Weaknesses:subject to fail if car turned off and started with aux ac power to IPOD-Changing stations never worked very well.

  Overall Evaluation: Exchanged two until if determined the ITRIP was unable to take charge of auto when turned on and off. If aux power is used, unit must be unplugged when car is turned on. Starting car with ipod and itrip both connected to aux power will fry the itrip.

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