Bluetooth Headphones, Supcibel Earbuds Premium Noise Isolating Headsets Earphones with Microphone Remote Compatible for iPhone 7 7 Plus 8 8 Plus iPhone X XS Max XR

When you are in a city it is hard to find a station that is not in use. But when you find one it works well. I also like the feature of being able to charge my iPod while listening to it in the car.

I ordered this item because I was tired of hearing the same ten songs over and over again on the radio. The transmitter itself works fine and it sounds good. However, my iPod will no longer hold a charge when it's unplugged from the transmitter. I've even tried turning the iPod off when I'm not using it, when I try to use it again the battery is completely dead.

The only reason I am giving this three stars is because it came with no paper work or packaging just the pieces in little zip top baggies. Would have liked to have some kind of info on it.

This product works better than the one it replaced. It puts out a good enough signal with limited fading or interference.

I was pleasantly surprised with how well this works. It was so inexpensive that I thought it was worth a gamble, and it paid off. I have an older iPod touch and it clips in the bottom and it's ready to go after matching the radio station with the frequency. I searched online for the best stations for FM transmitters in my city and besides some slight interference when traveling between cities, there hasn't been a problem yet. I would recommend this to anyone looking for an inexpensive solution in their car.

As with all FM transmitters, the sound quality isn't as clear as it could be, and on long road trips you have to change the station to prevent interference. Other than that, it works great and charges too. The only real issue I had with it was I have to take my phone out of the case in order to use it (but I've got a big ol' bulky Otterbox, so that might not be true if you have a thinner case). That being said, I purchased this well over 2 years ago and it's still working just as well as the day I bought it- even after the fry-an-egg-on-the-sidewalk temperatures the items in my glove box endure during the summer. If you travel long distances by car, I would just spend the extra $$ to get an auxiliary port installed in your sound system, but if you drive mostly around town this is totally worth it.

The ATC Wireless FM transmitter is actually a LOT better than I expected. It works just like any other FM transmitter you've heard of. The frequency isn't perfect but if you find the right one it works just fine. Things I didn't expect were that it charges your iPod (I didn't read the whole title), It comes witha remote which controls every aspect of your iPod, and it's easy to use. I didn't even read the instructions and I know everything I need to. Very self explanatory. For those that don't have an auxilary cable built into their car radio, I highly recommend this gadget.

It works as described