Why I buy this one ?
- FM transmitter designed to play iPod mini music through FM radios
- Tunes to any FM frequency for the best possible performance
- Battery-free design receives power from iPod itself
- Sleek, attractive housing fits seamlessly on top of iPod mini

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What our customer's say!

"Griffin iTrip Mini works great", I have owned a Griffin iTrip Mini for about 5 years, and most of the time it worked fine. The only thing is that since it is an FM Transmitter, sometimes there is interference when the signal is weak. Also, my previous iTrip broke down after almost 4 years of use (the metal mini jack broke), and that's the reason why I had to replace it. Luckily, it was only $4.99 at Amazon.

"Poor quality", The only way to play your iPod in your car and have decent sound is to have it hooked directly to the stereo. FM transmitters in general are poor. I tried this one, and learned this myself. As you are driving the quality is constantly changing as the signal changes - terrible.

"Good FM Reception on Car and House Radios", The Griffin iTrip Mini FM Transmitter for Apple iPod 4 GB mini M9434LL/A (Green) works well on both my car and house radios. Of course, this depends on the quality of your radio and location to transmit the signal. Reception is excellent throughout my house and yard, especially if you have a sensitive radio (mine is a Kaito KA1102 - Worldband radio.). FM reception in the car depends on making certain you are driving in an unobstructed area (this is the case even with public FM stations).

PROS:
* What I like about the unit is that it attaches conveniently to the iPod and looks like an integral part of the iPod.
* It covers the full FM band, although adjusting it while driving is impractical.

CONS:
* The greatest fault I find with this unit is that it drains the iPod battery within about 3 hours of air play.
* It cost me a bomb (over $40) when I first purchased it, but I see now a used one is substantially less and won't set you back.

Otherwise, the Griffin iTrip Mini FM Transmitter is a nice addition to those who own an iPod mini.

"A handy device", Do not know how I survived with out this device - works on any fm radio - house, car, boat........
Very good thing to have.

"Good...at first", I bought this product when it first came out and it worked but never had a clear sound. There was always static on every available station and always had to be touching it. Currently, I have not used it in months because it won't pick up ANY station at all. Very disappointed. I am in the process of purchasing a different product.

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"Great for Road Trips", The iTrip works really well for it's purpose and price range. This is an inexpensive way to listen to your iPod on trips. It isn't perfect...I've noticed some bleed through from other stations occasionally and it also sometimes gets staticky if I am right next to a semi on the highway (interference from CB or radar detectors, maybe?), but it works great most of the time.

I've found that the sound quality of the songs also matters more when you use this than when you use the headphones. If you rip most of your music from high-quality CDs or download it from iTunes, it will sound great in your car. Lower sound quality songs (lower bitrate) will sound bad (muffled or staticky), which may explain some of the bad reviews this product has gotten. Any little issue with your song quality will be magnified many times with this product. Adjusting the volume in your car and on your iPod can sometimes help with this. I lower the iPod volume a bit for a lower-quality song and turn up my car radio a little more. Always stay under 75% of your iPod volume, as per the directions.

Additionally, I'd like to recommend a few other products if you use this to travel a lot. Consider a car cradle for your iPod (some can also hold cell phones when you aren't using your iPod) and charge it while you travel, to avoid the battery drain. I use the "Igo Auto Power Universal Car Charger", which plugs into the cig lighter and has removeabe tips (so I can charge my cell phone too!).


"i Trip for Ipod Mini", Not thrilled with the interactivity, of the product, when changing FM frequencies. The ipod has to be extremely close to the radio for clear reception.

"Good Buy", I've had my iTrip for nearly two years with very few problems. I live in Chicago and often travel back to the rural Wisconsin area. While I do occasionally lose the signal, it always comes back; or a few presses of the pause/play button will do the trick. Rarely, I have problems connecting to an FM station in the city, but nothing to really be upset about for the price. I love that I can use this in my car, home, or outdoors as well. If you are considering a docking station, but don't want to spend the money, this might be a good option. Overall, for the price you'll pay, the signal is reliable the majority of the time, it's extremely portable, and very simple to use.

"DO NOT BUY THIS!!!", This ONLY works where there is little radio traffic. If you live anywhere half-populated, this will only frustrate. HOWEVER, on a recent road trip I experimented with a friends' iTrip (the kind that attaches to the bottom port) and it works on the Mini too. Not only that, it works SUPER WELL even in Los Angeles -- although it is a bit of a battery drain. As always, remember to keep your iPod volume at 50 to 70% for proper reception -- any higher and the iTrip will distort.

"static, static, static...", terrible piece of ten cent junk if you live in a city. can't get and keep a clear signal for more than 3 minutes. don't waste your time.