Griffin iTrip New (with the Dock connector) FM transmitter

"doesnt work"

i dont lke it cuz it doesnt work.

"A clever gadget but sound quality is poor"

I had no problem getting this to work first time straight out of the box. I wanted to do away with the "cable-cassette" interface I had been using. Didn't really know what to expect but was very disappointed with the sound quality. Its a bit like listening to a proper Hi-Fi after listening to the...

"Very good-works 90% of the time"

I've used the iTrip for over a month now and performance is very nice. Works on my office commute, also worked on a long distance 75 mile commute recently without having to switch frequencies. I also took it to Hawaii on vacation recently to use in the rental car and it worked there as well. I...

"Great...when its in one piece"

"I have tried the Belkin as well as the itrip and have to recommend the Itrip"

I had first purchased the Belkin version of the Itrip transmiter. I was frustrated at the lack of coverage in the belkin as well as the fact that it was larger and more bulky it just didnt go well with my ipod. The 2 aaa batteries for it didnt last long either. The pro to it was that it still...

If you're still using a clunky cassette-style adapter to connect your iPod to the car stereo, consider cutting the wires with Griffin's iTrip FM transmitter. The iTrip lets you transmit music from the iPod directly to the car's FM tuner. While the so

How about some music with your static?

Pros: none Cons: just a bunch of static, none of the frequencies worked iTrip?... more like, don't touch it and don't even think about taking a trip with it. I bought an iTrip recently and had to return it because it really doesn't work in the bay area. Not one single frequency was clear (I...

"Good device for Non-Audiophiles"

When I bought a new car, and decided to give away my XM radio which I hard-wired to my radio and used for it and my Ipod listening in my car, I wanted to find a new solution for listening to my endless collection of music on my Ipod in my new car. After some searching around, I found the iTrip....

"works well if you set it up right!"

My cassette player recently died. I bought this hoping that it'll do an okay job. Once you find a station that is not being used, and you follow the directions, the reception is pretty decent. I figure with all of the road noise, the lower fidelity signal is not noticeable. It works well with...

"bruttally difficult to use"

Very difficult to use. Hard to lock in to a frequency. Frequencies have to be loaded into your playlists to use. If you operate your ipod in a shuffle mode it will play the frequencies. Just a useless product. There are many easier units to use out there and this is not worht it.