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iStuff AutoScan FM Transmitter for iPods and MP3 Players and Mobile Phones | 
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| Brand: iStuff Category: CE
Buy New: £19.99
New (1) Used (1) from £18.99
Rating: 41 reviews Sales Rank: 1029
Media: Electronics Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4 Dimensions (in): 6.4 x 6 x 2
MPN: FF01 Model: FF01 EAN: 5060133700128 ASIN: B000SYQZAM
Release Date: September 16, 2007 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | AutoScan function on the FM transmitter automatically finds the clearest signal | | • | FM transmitter compatible with all iPods, MP3 players and other portable audio devices | | • | Frequency Range: 88.1 ~ 107.9 Mhz (199 Channels) | | • | Power Supply: 1.5V AAA battery or 12V car power supply (both included) | | • | Free Sony Ericsson 3.5mm adapter with the iStuff iCast AutoScan FM Transmitter from iWorld |
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Product Description At a touch of a button, the iStuff iCast AutoScan FM will search the airwaves for the clearest FM frequency (or frequencies) in your area - so you don't have to! Then, as an added little bonus for the super lazy, you can save up to four of the clearest frequencies to use instantly or at a later date. We've tested this FM transmitter to the point of torture, and not only did it not break but it really does automatically find the clearest FM frequency for you. The sound it delivers is as good as having the band play live in your car or home! We know you'll also fall for the iStuff iCast's sleek design, sexy two-tone finish and crystal clear LCD display. So connect the iStuff to your iPod and get ready to listen to your music wirelessly through your radio! And now exclusively at iWorld.co.uk the iStuff iCast AutoScan FM Transmitter comes with a free Sony Ericsson 3.5mm adapter!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 36 more reviews...
Can't ask for much better really. January 5, 2009 Lindsay Collins (United Kingdom) I brought this product way over a year ago, I previously had tried a few FM transmitters for my car stereo and was always a little bit disappointed with the quality in one way or another. This iStuff AutoScan FM Transmitter is definitely one of the better ones out there in my opinion, and does exactly what it says it does with minimum fuss as it is so easy to use. I do find if you put the transmitter a little bit apart from the MP3 player or IPod (or whichever you use) you will generally get a better reception especially if there is a lot of interference around, although any interference with this transmitter has always been a one off when driving and doesn't happen very often unless a nearby radio station is close by on the frequencies. This transmitter will still transmit over the radio stations provided your close enough to the antenna/aerial, but with the built in search and scan option, it sure helps with the quality of sound. Another way to improve sound is to use the volume on either you MP3, Ipod, etc, wisely (not to high or low) instead of turning up your car stereo too loud. With my experience different songs, can sometimes vary in their volumes depending upon how they were recorded which may cause different sound fluctuations needing you to make some small adjustments to sound, but you'll eventually get the balance just about right no problem. All in all, great product and very difficult to find any negative thing to say about it. With regards reliability too, after over a years worth of use and still going strong, its still working now, and is still one of the better buys out there.
Useful but with a few problems... October 6, 2008 Mrs. S. HEWER (Worthing, UK) 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
iStuff AutoScan FM Transmitter for iPods and MP3 Players and Mobile Phones My husband and I recently went to France on holiday and my gadget-loving husband decided he wanted to make use of his ipod for music, rather than carting hundreds of cds to our gite! So, my task, and I was going to be made to accept it - was to find an fm transmitter that could play his ipod music through the car stereo AND the radio/stereo in France! Lucky me! Looked at a number of other options, when I came across some pretty positive reviews for the istuff autoscan. After a good few hours of further research, and the fact I found it on special offer, I bought this one. First impressions were OK, cables are plenty long enough, instructions on how to use are scant to say the least, but anyone with a couple of brain cells, or a wife who, when losing the will to live watching husband try, says "give it here!", will have no trouble working it out! Once worked out, connected it up to the stereo in my kitchen and hey presto, Michael Buble appeared on cue. Pretty good! So far, so good. One of the worst things about this set-up for me, was the many, many, many hours of my husband asking which cds I would like put onto his ipod and then taking forever putting them on, I think I could be marooned for about 2 and a half months before a song repeats!! The road trip.... We packed and set off for France with our, sorry - his ipod, and the new fm transmitter ready to go and tuned into an empty station as provided by the istuff and sure enough our music played just fine through the car speakers. Yes, occasionally you do get a bit of hiss, depending on how strong the signal is and if you go past any truckers with cb radios, but on the whole it was rather nice having your own music to listen to without having to change cds all the time. In France.... I don't know if there are more radio stations in France, but we did find that there were less blank stations for us to tune in to than in England, but once you found one it was fine, just as at home. The only thing that we found was that if the hissing got too bad, you probably need to rescan and choose a different channel which could be annoying but it wasn't exactly hard to do and we didn't have to do that often, so we didn't really mind. Top tips.... Make sure you plug it in to the cigarette lighter as this really helps boost the signal otherwise it is too weak and will eat through batteries like no-one's business. If you do get a bit of hiss, before you rescan see if manually going up or down from the channel sorts it out. I found that if I was told to tune to 104.3 and it started to get a little hissy then changing to 104.25 or 104.35 frequently sorted it out. Oh, and it worked beautifully with the French radio too! Overall, I definitely recommend this product as long as you know it doesn't autoscan for you when you lose signal and you don't want pure b&w clarity 100% of the time!
Blimey, the reviews were right!! September 12, 2008 S. James (Kent, England) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I searched for ages, reading about what the best transmitter would be and a BIG thank you to all those people who took the time to review their purchases. I settled on this transmitter and by jove is it a good'un. I've even got over the hum/whistle issue.. It happens infrequently but I just take the charger thing out the lighter hole for a second, stick it back in and like magic, the hum is gone. Fantastic buy, well recommended.
Gets the job done September 9, 2008 firemandan (London) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've had no problems using the iStuff transmitter; it works very easily with minimal hassle and setup and creates a much needed wire-free zone in your car. Good stuff.
Poor product life take 2 August 27, 2008 R. JOINT 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This worked well for the first 6 months of its life and then gave up the ghost. Perhaps a few of the rave reviewers of this product will find a similar story. Returned the item to the manufacturer/distributor but no reply.
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