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MY-Link HIGH QUALITY Car/Home DIGITAL LCD FM Transmitter 205 channels full channels | 
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| Brand: MY-Link
Category: CE
Buy New: £4.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 10238
Model: ES-2008
EAN: 6913221031408
ASIN: B000MRDO5E
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Compatible with all iPods, MP3 players and devices with 3.5mm headphone socket | | • | Digital FM transmitter with digital tuner and digital display - Power ON/OFF button | | • | Preset three of your favourite frequencies for pure convenience | | • | Car power adapter also included | | • | EXCELLENT TRANSMISSION QUALITY |
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Product Description
The LCD Digital Stereo FM Transmitter with programmable memory function is our most advanced FM Transmitter. It boasts a frequency range spanning 205 channels removing the possibility of interference affecting your listing experience, has 10 programmable memory for storing the channels which give you the best reception in your area and includes a host of other features such as standby mode, battery level indicator, frequency auto scan function and temperature gauge. It is an ideal solution for transmitting audio from your iPod, MP3 player, PDA or similar device to your radio. Got to be one of the best transmitters made to date!!
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| Customer Reviews:
 This is the second one of these I have bought. September 28, 2008
This is the second one of these I have bought, the first was so good Iv'e bought one for my son. For 6 (thats including post) it's a bargain. It does what it says.
Great product August 20, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a great price for a great little item. Although there is sometimes a little hissing on the tracks it still plays the songs really well. It now means an end to frantically searching for a cd when i'm stopped at traffic lights. Would reccommend for long journeys as well.
 Cheap and cheerful charm June 25, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
As the other reviewer says, the finish is a trifle tacky, but actually you get plenty for your penny.
Full range of FM channels, clear backlit screen, on/off that stays on or off if you accidentally touch the thing and as for batteries...
I just went down the pound shop and bought the cheapest AAAs they had (they were a pound, funnily enough...) and two of those lasted hours.
Sound quality is fine, unless you are a hifi buff. Anyone who feels a bit of nostalgia for the crackle or hiss of the radios of their youth will be more than pleased with it.
The 4.99 postage is ridiculous, but if they charged 2.50 postage, the gizmo would be 2.50 instead of a penny.
In short, a good fiver's worth.
You get what you pay for... October 19, 2007
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I live in North Norfolk and use these transmitters with my IPAQ, iPod nano, Sony CD Player and Nokia N95
Pros: Does the job. Just.
Cons: Tacky looking, Usual Ringing, No Hold Button
IN THE BOX:
You get a USB Cigarette charger (worth a penny for that really) USB cord to connect to the transmitter and the unit. No rechargable batteries are included
LOOKS:
Tacky. Basically.
ROBUST:
It's survived two weeks in my car, so its gotta do pretty well. Battery cover doesn't fall off which is the normal problem. No hold button though so I have to leave it in my car because it drains power so fast if it switches on in your handbag
SOUNDS:
Not bad for a penny really, good sound in both speakers. Holds the signal well and if the radio adjusts it changes automatically (not all of them do, some just cut out) When you go through a bad signal patch it just cuts out in one speaker for a couple of seconds. It does make a horrible white noise if you move it or the MP3 Player whilst in use
BATTERY:
This is the only thing (apart from the hold switch) That I really am miffed about. I use Energizer 2000mAh batteries with this unit, but it can't charge through the cigarette charger as fast as it uses the battery life. Which means you either have to switch it off and let it charge for a bit every couple of days or change the batteris, which evades the point of having an in car charger! Also there is no indecator on the unit that it is charging (apart from the fact that it doesn't die every 4 hours!) It doesn't charge the MP3 player too.
EXTRA FEATURES:
Apparently there's a flashlight (!) I assume this means the backlight, which is pretty good, gives a nice sharp display, and a thermometor which is permenantly stuck on room temperature. Make your own choices here!
THE ANNOYING IN CAR WHISTLE:
It seems nearly all of these carry this "feature" which is why I list it seperately. With this one, on certain songs on my iPod its non exisitant because the song volume is loud, with the rest its just a dull ring and sits in the background. With my Nokia N95, there's no interference at all because you can turn it up loud enough to drown it out, the same with my IPAQ. My CD player works fine too.
CONCLUSION:
If you just want something that does the job, this is perfect, it comes with everything you need to get started. The only problems are the ringing (as standard), the battery and the lack of a hold button (but that's personal preference.
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