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Editorial Review:
Listen to the music stored on your MP3 player on your car radio with the TuneCast III FM transmitter!This device, designed by Belkin, allows you to send music tracks from your MP3 player in the form of a wave, so that you car radio can tune into them! Equipped with memory buttons for the best frequencies, the TuneCast III FM transmitter works on both batteries and a cigar-lighter port. Accessories included:Cigar-lighter charger Fastening clip2 AAA batteriesPlease note that the use of this product is pursuant to the law in force regarding the use of FM waves.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 1.5 / 5.0
very pleased with this item I've just received my TuneCast 3 from Amazon at an incredible price. It was very easy to set up and using my Sony Eriksson mobile I was able to get excellent sound quality outputting my mp3 files (192kbps) via my car radio. There is a slight (very low) level hum between tracks, but once you're driving you can't hear it. Really impressed overall, considering all the negative reviews.
Good but not great! i currently brought this product from PC World but i wish i hadnt seeing the price now on amazon. but i find this works great with my Ipod nano. the only downside is if you have your EQ set to bass or any other setting the music become distored so just turn off the EQ but apart from that its fine. they could of also extended the range of frequancys its hard to find a frequancy with no music on it.
It turns off... No good for use in a car as unless you want to deafen yourself with the volume it just turns its self off all the time. I'm on my second one and thats going back as soon as I can get to the shop
Poor, poor, poor, poor, poor DON'T BUY THIS - try another instead. Signal quality isn't very strong, so you end up having to position the transmitter just right to get it tuned in. Once it is tuned in you have two options, either have the volume so high that the audio is distorted, or so low that the thing switches off whenever it feels like. The on/off button is also a pain since you need to hold the button in while the thing decides if you do actually want it switched on, or have just pressed the button for 5 seconds by accident. The... more info
