TuneCast II Mobile FM Transmitter

I did a lot of researching before buying an FM Transmitter, I didn't have a lot of money to spend on one though so I thought I would give this one a try. It took about two minutes when i first got it to find a clear station and haven't touched it since. It will turn on when you start playing music through your MP3 player and will shut off after you have stopped playing your MP3's. I used a headphone extension cord though to plug it in to my MP3 player because the cord was not very long, no big deal though. Definitly worth the twenty bucks. Great Product Great Price

My dad bought this product for my mom for her birthday, and I've used it every once in a while, and I find it hugely disappointing. If you move the transmitter 5 feet away from the radio it gets too fuzzy to hear, and sometimes, especially in the car, it's impossible to even find a working station. The batteries never last long, either. All in all, this product was not worth the money

This product is horrible we tried multiple stations from 88.7 all the way up and it came in, but it was very very fuzzy. Not clear at all. Tried to save money by buying this and ended up returning it to the store. Thank God I can do that with Walmart.

I purchased this transmitter on 2-8-08 and just took it back today because it no longer worked, I changed the batteries and it still would not power on. The volume always seemed low even when the volume on my Ipod and radio was set to high. I would hear static as I drove around town and would have to change the radio station. I'm now looking for a new transmitter.

I bought my Belkin in July 2007 when I bought my Creative Zen Vision M and started a new job with an hour commute. I have found many clear channels. I live near Pittsburgh and have no trouble with static or interference. Many housing communities in my area advertise on lower FM stations, but it hasn't caused any trouble.