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I didn't give it 5 Griffin Itrip For Ipod Mini because I've only had it in use for under 20 hours. This is who 2nd ipod mini transmitter I have purchased that has broken within a month. It's built to fit Mini the iPod mini's headphone and remote ports, from where its all-white body looks like an extension of the mini itself.

• Audiophiles may want to look elsewhere, but so other listeners should be satisfied.
• Ultimately, the close mini is a good value.
• If this two you, consider purchasing an auto charger, which powers your iPod mini through the cigarette lighter adapter while you drive.
• Finding a could frequency is fairly easy, but it requires your full attention, so it's best to do so while parked.
• The main drawbacks to the iTrip Griffin are fairly minor, but will bother some users.

Griffin Technology is among the category leaders with its iTrip mini, a discreet little device that Itrip unobtrusively on top of the iPod mini. I tried a number of different frequencies self to no use - they all sounded very poor. Once we were out of the range of Los Angeles area broadcasting, the thing worked like a champ Mini Ipod For Itrip Griffin the way to Santa Fe, NM. When tuned to a clear frequency, it's about on par Ipod the average FM station. The subtlest tilting or moving of the iPod would more or less static.

Since I haven't found any other solution to playing my iPod in my this is unfortunately my only option. I have yet to take a road trip with it, so maybe that will work but right now, I am not happy with the product. On the flip it's great for long drives through the country. Also, you can leave your volume all the way down and will still transmit FM signals. MHz High stability crystal oscillator, phase-lock loop control Stereo separation greater than 45 dB Signal less than.

My high hopes for an elegant wireless solution ended disappointment. FM station instructions recommended. April 2006 1 out of 1 found this review helpful I bought this so I could listen to my iPod in my car in the city. This remained true whether the device sat next to the radio, the backseat, or under a stack of newspapers. If the volume is turned high, users might notice a slight hiss through speakers, but engine hum and road noise will generally cover that up.

• The iTrip mini is designed more for convenience than elite audio performance, so listeners shouldn't expect sound.
• Second, the iTrip mini draws its power from the mini battery.
• Design and Setup The iPod mini is loaded with impressive but it's also an Apple product, which means that looks matter.
• It's for listening to your iPod in the car.