Why I buy this one ?
- Sleek microphone/speaker turns iPod into portable voice and memo recorder
- Automatic gain control adjusts signal level to improve recording quality
- Multifunction pass-through jack for connecting headphones or external mic
- Attractive housing perfectly fits seamlessly on top of iPod
- Compatible with any iPod with dock connector; requires iPod software v 2.1 or later

jjs3318 from NY, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $10.00 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

What our customer's say!

"Killed my iPod", It cooked my iPod Classic. Apparently it really doesn't like anything other than 5th Gen iPods.

A Best Buy representative sold me an iTalk Pro and an 80GB iPod Classic as a way to record my DJ mixes and music made on my drum machine. It never worked right, and eventually committed seppuku. First, my recordings would be either too low to hear, so loud that clipping occurred every other second, or filled with noise. A direct line recording from my line out would be stuttered and useless. I never got a good recording from this device. Both the microphone and line in jack would record at the same time, filling my clean line recordings with noise from the mic. Finally, after just a few days, the iPod borked out. When I took it back to Best Buy, it was still clicking and flashing. It wouldn't even respond to a hard reset.

Beware this product. It killed my iPod.

"Randomly skips large sections of recorded lectures", I was using the iTalk to record my classes until I realized that my 50 minute files only have about 30 minutes of actual audio content. Although iTunes reports a file being 50 minutes long, it plays for only 30 minutes with random jumps in the middle leaving out large portions of the lectures.

Sigh. All those wasted recordings.

"Wrong product sent", I specifically checked photos in additon to the model name and number when shopping for this product because I wanted to make sure I got the correct model...a slightly older one that is compatible with my iPod and sits ON TOP of the iPod.

The model number and pictures displayed by the retailer indicated I had was ordering the correct model.

However, the newer model was sent and it is not what I ordered. Assuming the retailer knew its products well and shipped one that was compatiable with the same iPods as the one I ordered, I tested the product. It does NOT work with my iPod.

And I assume I cannot return it because I opened it. These retailers really need to get their product descriptions and photos correct. I hope that Amazon begins to institute stricter conditions for retailers who want the benefits of Amazon's distribution and customer base.

I love the ease of ordering through Amazon...and, even if the price is slightly higher via the Amazon retailer, I will purchase a product via Amazon because of that convenience. This is, however, the second time I have been mislead by a retailer represented in the Amazon marketplace.

"Easy to use and works great!", I can't believe what a great value this little gem is! I purchased it new for only $20. You just attach it to your iPod and bingo! your iPod becomes an easy-to-use, high-capacity voice recorder. It really couldn't be any easier to use. You're literally up and running in seconds, and the sound quality is terrific--crystal clear! It records very nicely, whether you're right up close to the microphone, or even 6 feet away or more. The sound is mono, of course, but a stereo version was not available for my iPod. It sounds great when played through my iPod ear buds or when transferred to the computer. The sound is a bit too soft when playing it back through the speaker on the iTalk itself, but that's of no consequence. My wife uses it to record her banjo lessons and play them back on the computer. You can't go wrong with this. It's very affordable and simple to operate. If you need something like this and your iPod isn't compatible with a stereo version of such a device, don't hesitate to get this one. I'm very pleased with my purchase!

"A Great Device", It worked like magic for me, clear recording and very easy to use. It's just what I needed

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Ok as a Close-out item for $9.99", I got this as a closeout for $9.99. That's all it's worth.
More of a toy than a serious digital voice recorder.
They need to put a little quality in the microphone.

"Won't work with nano", Despite Amazon's product description that indicated this product would work with the i-pod nano, it will not.

"Griffin iPod recorder", I was very disappointed that this product was not compatible with my iPod 30 that I recently bought. There are two plug-ins on the device - one plugs into the headphone port. The other, I don't know. There was nothing on the iPod for the other little hickey to plug into. So I sent it back.

I have a friend who has one and loves it. She must have an older iPod.

"incompatible", I was very disappointed to realize that the iTalk is incompatible with my new iPod 5G video. On their site or some of the blurbs I read while deciding on the purchase, it said something about compatible with all iPod with docking.
Upon later browsing I found here and there on the net a warning, but it should have been featured prominently, and now I am stuck with a useless piece of hardware

"good idea not so good product", as far as using the ipod as a recorder I think an actual digital recorder would get better sound. The italk picks up all ambient sound. I have even used it with an external mic and still not wowed with the clarity.