Zune Car Pack FM transmitter (Black) by Zune
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Digital camera reviews of Zune Car Pack FM transmitter (Black)
Digital camera Review: Don't waste your time.
Summary: 1 Stars
Bought this item today and 5 min after opening , decided to return it. Very poor reception. Seems to have a range of about 3 feet. Really not worth $80.Digital camera Review: Dont buy it unless you need a charger
Summary: 1 Stars
I love my zune, but this setup is garbage unless you only need a car charger... I live in rural area with out much interference in FM. This FM transmitter is just horrid on any setting and tested in several different automobiles. The only consolation is that if you just have to get this because it says "zune", it's cheaper here than anywhere else. Walmart is trying to unload them in "marked down" pricing at $80.
I suggest saving your money and buy some other FM transmitter.
Digital camera Review: Easy adapter
Summary: 5 Stars
(1) find an empty station, (2) plug FM transmitter in Zune and just like that! you're ready to go!Digital camera Review: Easy to use, and worth the money
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought this item with a little bit of skepticism because other FM transmitters have usually failed to gain my support for quality of sound. This device has however impressed me, more than I believed it would. The sound quality is excellent for radio play, and the use of the auto seek feature can be helpful while driving. However, the downside to the device is that in order to use it well, almost no cases that I have tried will fit the device without it constantly coming out, also it is very important to find a "sweet spot" somewhere in the car to get the best transmission possible.Digital camera Review: Ecellant signal
Summary: 4 Stars
I had an older radio transmitter made by Zune that worked fairly well. I did get a lot of static. Wasnt too surprised by this as every other transmitter that I had ever used was the same.
I was surprisingly shocked the first time I plugged the new one in. I only get static when I drive through certain areas where I loose radio signal anyway. This is without a doubt the 2nd best way to listen to music on the road. (The best way would be to have a hard wired signal) Also, when I realized that it worked WITHOUT the power cable being plugged in, I assumed battery life would be very short. I get about 6 hours of solid music on a single charge. (If you just let it play. No song skipping or scrolling for other music)
I gave it only 4 stars for two reason. The first being: The transmitter does not click into the Zune. It can come unplugged with a gentle tug. Secondly, it does not have a memory for a second station.