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(More customer reviews)My wife recently gave me a new iPod Nano. I wanted to use it in my car but, my old FM transmitter stopped working. I set out to find a new transmitter that will be compatible and one that in particular, connected to the iPod via the headphone jack. I have bought several different FM transmitters that connected to the bottom connector of the iPod that didn't work very well in Los Angeles. The only one that did work was the NewerTech RoadTrip FM that just had the headphone connector. However, it broke and it is not sold anymore.
Decided to give the AllKit FM Transmitter a try. I figure for less than $8 bucks, what the heck. Well, I've been using it for about a month now and it works great, even with the busy airways here in Los Angeles. Also used it on a five hour road trip to Carmel and it worked like a champ. The sound is pretty good. Not as good as a directly connected iPod but, unfortunately, I bought my Outback one year early and I don't feel like taking apart my whole console and using a soldering iron on my stereo to add an aux jack.
I haven't tried the remote yet but, I'll give it a try soon. I usually just put my iPod on shuffle so I usually don't touch it while driving. The unit itself feels a little flimsy and the side clamps are already jammed but, for what I paid, I'm just glad I can listen to my new iPod while I drive around LA county. For about $14.00 total including shipping, this is a bargain. My $40 plus monster FM transmitter never worked as good.
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