In Car MP3 FM Transmitter for SD USB Pen Drive w/Remote

• Ingenious circuit designed to reduce static noise system
• LCD screen display, song details viewable when playing and function indicator on screen.
• Compare to the market in US, iQfm extreme is equipped with the strongest FM transmitter providing you with the clearest reception.
• Multiple flash drive operation includes USB flash drive, MMC, or SD memory chip.
• 1 GB memory chip can store over 230 songs (4mb/song)

The transmitter allows you to choose from many channels, which allows for at least one good choice. The volume on the player has to be maxed out, and then the volume on the car receiver has to be at least 50% to hear it good. You cannot skip many tracks at a time (only 1 at a time), which is very annoying since I have at least 250 songs on the device. The remote has to be aimed at the transmitter to work. The player does resume where you left off. It's not perfect, but I haven't seen anything better out there.

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Wow! I'm impressed. This little gadget is economical, not cheap. A friend bought one on my recommendation and says the performance using the analog audio input jack is marginal. He and I agree, however, that the performance using a thumb drive or an SD card is terrific!

I've just ordered six more, some for gift giving and a couple that I will use inside my house after I buy the parts and build the 12 Volt adapters (later today).

Note that I strongly prefer the SD card for media. The card fits within the physical profile of the device whereas a thumb drive protrudes and might get bumped, resulting in damage to the drive and/or the player.

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It works as advertised!. Sounds great on my car stereo, I put a Kingston 2gb USB fully loaded of music.

Only I can't find a "shuffle" feature, it plays music in orderd manner. Still searching if exists this feature.

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PROS:

I have a 1996 Toyota Tercel and it only has an after market CD player installed by the previous owner. I debated on getting the $50+ toy that bluetoothed from your phone and bla bla bla......but honestly......ALL I WANTED was to hear my Pandora through my radio from my HTC Thundetbolt. this was so cheap that I had to take a risk, if it turned out bad.....well, it was less that $5 no big loss then. This was the best decision ever! it comes with a 2.5mm to 2.5mm jack so one end goes in the device and the other in my phone and *BAM* instant Pandora. Couldn't be happier :)

CONS:

after only two days, the plastic faceplate (cheap little thing that it is) pealed up like a potato chip after only (2) days of Charleston SC 87 degree weather. now......WHO CARES! Who cares if some cheap plastic sticker pealed up when in an oven of a car. That little sticker has ZERO affect on the quality of the electronics inside, and lets be honest...if you were worried about quality aesthetics then you wouldn't have bought a $4 item. the main point is.....that for less than $5 you can have an amazing product that gives crisp clear sound like anything else.

I have included pictured of the faceplate after it pealed up and off.

I would definitely buy this product again and would go as far as to give it to a friend as a present if there circumstances matched mine. :)

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OK, so the quality and craftsmanship is not the best you've ever seen and no, it's not exactly a Sony but so what? For the cost of a fast food meal this gives you some outstanding flexibility in Car Audio. The very idea of being able to play MP3 files from an SD card (plugged into your cig lighter) is outrageously clever and it works.

I've used this with a few MP3 players and as an SD Card standalone player. The sound quality is limited mostly by your own pre-installed equipment, and in finding the best possible frequency to sync up on. I covered the cost on this by sacrificing a few visits to Starbucks during my first week of ownership.

This is not for people with a critical ear, and yes it is something of a novelty, as others have said; but it works as advertised and is indeed a very fun "toy". Though I'd love to see a reputable electronics giant's version of this, I'll tip my hat to whoever came up with the idea itself.