6 in 1 Car Kit for Ipod (Black) Car Charger + Fm Transmitter / Holder Full Range Frequency + USB port for MP3 and Cell Phone Charging with Remote Cont

Product Features

iPod Car Holder, Charger, FM Transmitter, USB Charger Port and Remote in one unit
Supports FM87.5 - FM108.0 frequency for full range of FM frequency with LED display
3.5 mm Audio Jack & USB Port to charge and transmit music from other Mp3 Players, Cell Phones, and PDAs
Play/Pause/Change tracks on your iPod with the Remote Control
Suitable for iPod, iPod Mini, iPod Nano, iPod Classic, iPod Touch, MP3 Players, PDA, etc

Product Description

Lightweight portable transmitter/charger for iPod users on the go. Simply plug it into your car's cigarette lighter, make sure your car radio and Fm Transmitter have matching frequencies, and connect it directly to your data/charging port on your iPod to charge. Digital Wireless Radio Transmitter wirelessly connects your iPOD to your car stereo and enjoy your digital music with full stereo sound at CD quality. Built-in USB port enables charging other mp3 players, cell phones, PDAs. Remote control allows you or your passengers to control iPod wirelessly. Adjustable arms open by a click of a button on the side.

- I love this product overall. But can only give 4 stars because of some minor issues. PROS: - Instant FM transmission upon turning ON - Very strong signal that sounds great but the highs (treble sounds) are bit dampened - full function remote that lets you navigate the menus, fast-forward, rewind, skip, shuffle songs, etc. - lets you charge cell phone or other device via the USB port - Holds your iPod in place nicely - Has ability to connect to audio sources other than iPod - although without remote functionality CONS: - May not fit outlets that are recessed - doesn't fit my wife's car - an extension arm would have taken care of it - The plug is held together with a tiny screw and nut that can come lose easily. However, if you leave it plugged in all the time, you should be OK. You can remove your iPod from the unit while it's plugged in. - The remote died after just a few weeks of use. I'm assuming the remote came with a bad battery. I will post my experiences (if notable) after replacing the battery. BOTTOMLINE: I have used a few other FM transmitters and this BY FAR has the best performance and features. The PROs greatly outweigh the CONs. I would say if it fits your car and you leave it plugged in all the time or are careful with the screw assembly, this is a must buy. Enjoy and keep your eyes on the road while driving.

-- I bought this for my brother-in-law who just turned 16. Unlike other FM transmitters this product has the added bonus of functioning as a stand for the iPod and it also has a remote control so it's safer than having to fumble around with the iPod itself. The charger function is also helpful especially if you have a phone such as a Razr that charges on a USB dock. There are many devices like this on the market, but I like this one the best because it has a remote and it looks cool. I have bought two more of these as Christmas gifts and I plan to buy more.

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DLO Jam Jacket with Cord Management and Surface Shields for iPod touch (Black)

Technical Details

Gripable black silicone case for your 8 GB and 16 GB iPod touch; scratch and slip protection
Earbud Management System secures cord and earbuds
Included DLO Surface Shield protects your multi-touch display
Access to hold switch, headphone jack, and bottom dock connector
Charge and sync your iPod without removing it from the case

Product Description

The DLO Jam Jacket with earbud management is a superior, no-slip silicone case that adds a gripable layer of protection to your iPod touch. But grip is just the beginning--this high-quality, lint-free silicone case features a raised texture, corner bumpers, integrated Earbud Management and includes a free screen protector--all in one package!
Get a Grip, and Tame Your Earbuds
It's a Wrap!Tired of dealing with tangled cords and dangling earbuds? The Earbud Management System on the back of the Jam Jacket allows you to neatly wrap the cord behind your iPod, and safely stow your iPod earbuds while not in use. When it's time to jam, unwind only as much as you need--the handy side-notches will hold the cord in place, keeping the excess cable wrapped and out of your way.

Total Protection + AccessJam Jacket protects your iPod touch body while the included DLO Surface Shield adds an invisible layer of protection to your multi-touch display. And unlike some cases out there, the Jam Jacket provides an opening for the ambient light sensor--meaning this case won't interfere with your iPod functionality like others that obscure the sensor. The Jam Jacket also features access to the iPod dock connector, so you can use your favorite charger or car accessory while your tunes stay protected.
Go ahead, slip the Jam Jacket onto your iPod touch for gripable protection and headphone management in one unique case.
What's in the BoxBlack Jam Jacket for iPod touch

- The jamb jacket fits the iPod Touch like a glove. As the other reviewer said the raised corners offer a lot of protection if the iPod is dropped on a corner. I can't say how the ear buds fit in the holder on the rear because I use the Bose ear buds and have put away the ones form Apple. When trying to put on the surface shield, I noticed that there were specks of dust between the shield and glass screen that was creating air bubbles. I used a piece of Scotch tape and removed the dust from the "sticky" side of the surface shield. After removing the dust the shield went on fine with no bubbles. The touch screen works great with the shield.

-- This is a great case for my IPOD Touch and I'm enjoying it quite immensely. First, it looks great! Second, it provides ample amounts of protection and even comes with a very nice screen protector, which is absolutely essential for your Touch. I'll use it and enjoy it. What are the downsides? First, the form factor may not allow you to slide it into your car mount or holder. The case has a device mounted on the back for you to wind your earbuds around so they don't become tangled. Works great, but may get in the way if you want to use a car mount. Also, the device works great to wind your earbud cable and has cutouts to store the earbuds themselves. Unfortunately, the cutouts are the size of the Apple provided earbuds and do not work with my Sennheisers. Nevertheless, it nice to have something to neatly wind the cable around, so it's not a showstopper for me!

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Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere Compact Speakers for iPod (Black),iPod Accessories

Product Description
The Pure-Fi Anywhere speaker system uses a unique combination of speaker drivers to deliver clear sound with maximum bass and minimal distortion. Its compact size and long battery life make it the ideal companion to your iPod. Plus, the system comes with a 2-year limited hardware warranty.

Performance
Thanks to the Pure-Fi Anywhere's advanced acoustics, you'll experience exceptionally clear sound with maximum bass. A set of 2-inch Max-X active, high-excursion drivers delivers full, balanced audio, while 3-inch pressure drivers maximize the bass response. StereoXL technology widens the stereo image dramatically, creating an immersive audio experience.

Convenience
Enjoy your music longer with a 10-hour rechargeable battery and a battery-level indicator, which eliminates surprises. An included travel case protects and stores the speakers, remote, and streamlined AC adapter. The Pure-Fi Anywhere also charges your iPod and it supports all iPod models with dock connectors--including iPod nano and iPod with video. The system also supports the 1G and 3G iPod models, and other portable music players, via the 3.5-millimeter auxiliary input.

Control
Use the included wireless remote to control your iPod and browse your content from anywhere in the room. One-touch controls on the remote allow you to enjoy instant access to shuffle and repeat functions.


-Great sonic bang for the buck
I've used this unit for approx. a month now. The sturdy case travels well, although it gets a second look from the security folks at the airport scanner. The charging cord and worldwide adaptor are well-designed and fit nicely into the case when closed. It would've been nice to include enough room for the iPod as well. The system is great for the hotel room or camping trip and if you're realistic about the expected sound quality from a pair of 2" drivers, you'll be pleasantly surprised. In addition to the 2" drivers, it has a pair of what Logitech calls "pressure drivers", actually passive radiators that really help push out the bass. The surround sound button adds that extra wide sound, but it's not appropriate for every recording. Logitech ships a set of plastic inserts to accomodate EVERY iPod out there. I have the 80GB classic video, and it docks nicely, although you don't want to bump it too hard or you may damage the connector. The fold out legs with rubber feet make it stable. The 3.5mm AUX line in is nice for those other audio sources. Battery life is decent, but don't expect it to pound out the tunes all weekend w/o a recharge. In the hotel or at home, just plug it in and you'll have tunes as long as you need them, and it'll charge the iPod while docked. The included remote is really handy, well laid out and has a good range. The Altec Lansing and Bose units sound better, but are much bulkier and definitely pricier. All in all a good improvement to the MM50 system for the money.


--Good for the orice and size
I use these speakers in hotel rooms while traveling with an iPod Classic 160GB. (I have also tested my iPod TOuch and an iPhone, all work with no problems and dock adapters are included). In my opinion, the sound is very good for the size. Don't expect this to rival your home stereo or much larger speaker systems, there's just not a ton of bass or very great highs, which is to be expected from a single, small active driver. Given that there is only one driver though, the sound quality is quite amazing. There's a certain 'coherency' that comes from having one driver which just catches your ear, and this system brings that out. The passive driver helps with providing decent bass response, in my comparison the best in systems of this size. I find sound quality best when I place the system on a desk or nightstand at least 12" back from the edge. I listen for hours without getting that feeling of being worn out by bad sound.

The remote mostly works well, but there does seem to be a slight delay between pushing buttons on the remote and when the function on the iPod is carried out, I would guess about 1/2 second in some cases. Not a big deal when you get used to it. The volume control when used from the remote seems to be quite sensitive. This remote allows you to operate all functions of the iPod using the remote, which is a nice feature, assuming you're able to read the iPod screen from accross the room.

There's a 3.5mm (little) headphone jack on the back to which you can plug in another device. I often use this to plug in my laptop, as these speakers are superior to my laptop speakers. by a landslide. (The cable is not included but only costs a few dollars at Amaon or BestBuy)

If you want to use your iPod as an alarm clock, you can use this device as your speaker. I have found that in order for that to work reliably it does need to be plugged in to power. After your iPod has been off for a few minutes, the speakers will power down, but they will automatically power back up when your iPod starts playing a song as a result of an alarm. (This is a feature that has been added since the MM-50, which was the previous model on which this did not work)

The power adapter is small and has a convenient holder to wrap the cord around. With cord and all, it will fit in the well for the iPod when traveling, and the whole combination, complete with remote, will fit in the included fairly small travel case. (With the predecessor MM-50 the power supply would not store in the case)

The functions on the remote have been greatly extended since the MM-50, now you can control anything your iPod can do. The price you pay to do this is the loss of the iPod doc connector at the back of the unit. It used to be possible to plug the audio/video cable in the back of the MM-50, then use the video output to connect to a monitor or TV. Since this connector is not there on this model, you can no longer do that. (Probably for most people this is not a big loss since they simply use the speakers in the TV)

The power meter showing battery level is quite useful. It also has an indicator to let you know when outlet power is plugged in, this is useful so you know for sure the internal battery is charging. The claimed battery life of 10 hours is a bit on the optimistic side, of course a lot depends on how loud you play the unit. My experience has been between 3 and 7 hours.

While the unit is plugged in, the iPod or iPhone that's connected will be charged. While the unit is running on battery, they will NOT be charged. So make sure you have both your speakers and your iPod charged!

I picked this unit after listening to and trying about 30 of them, based on ease of use, travel size, sound quality and its ability to take an input from my laptop. I travel about half the year so it gets frequent use and is carried in carry-on on a plane at least once a week. So far, it has lived and continues to work well.

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foBelkin Neoprene Sports Armband for iPod nano 3G (Black/Gray)

Product Description

The Belkin Sport Armband for the iPod nano is a convenient way to carry and protect your iPod nano during your workout. The black and gray color scheme provides a sporty look that goes with your gym gear. The Sport Armband features a snug fit for minimizing distractions while you exercise.

The armband is made of neoprene, providing a comfortable fit that is hand-washable and water-resistant. An integrated pocket secures a gym key while you work out.

The iPod is fully protected by clear plastic that allows for full navigation. A Velcro closure ensures a universal fit that is quick and easy to adjust. The Sport Armband for iPod nano is backed by Belkin's Lifetime Warranty.

---I like this product because:

1. It allows me to tightly secure the band on my arm and I don't get slippage.
2. At the risk of being called a 'wimp' (6 feet 162 lbs), I have no problem with the band being too snug.
3. It is easy to get the player in and out of the holder but it is secure and snug once it is in.
4. I can adjust the volume and select songs on the go.

My issues with the band...

1. The plastic they have used for the outer protective layer of the holder is so thick that the nano usually doesn't respond when you try to use the wheel to control volume. It takes quite a bit of messing with to get it to work. Sometimes I have to remove the iPod to make the wheel respond to my touch. That can be really frustrating and now that I've had the band for a few months, I find it more and more annoying.

2. The metal part of the band that you thread the band through is too narrow. The result is that the velcro catches on the metal and makes it very difficult to thread. Little by little, the velcro is starting to tear off the band because the metal catches the edge every time you put it on. Why couldn't they have used hard plastic with rounded edges instead of a metal piece with sharp edges?

--Great Product for Jogging and Running. I have used it to setup mi nike+ accessory. However one drawback is that it doesn't have a slot to put on my nike+ accessory or to connect the USB Cable. I have to use the iPod Nano upsidedown in order to work with the nike plus or to recharge without taking it out of the case.

However, this is a minor problem. I think this is a good product

It has a reflective band around the ipod that reflects light when pointed at. (GREAT)

---The construction on the armband is top notch. The neoprene is comfortable and it is easy to slip your nano in and out, while being quite snug, so you don't have to worry about it slipping out accidentally. The only problem is that it doesn't fit my arm, really. I don't think that my arms are bigger than a normal guys, so I would recommend this product for women, and runners, who are normally pretty slim. If you have average sized arms for a man, it may be extremely snug, or may not fit at all. Kind of wished I would have know there was a size limit before I bought it and opened it, so hopefully this will help those of you who are thinking of purchasing it. That was the only drawback that I could see, but it is a big drawback, it if prevents you from using the product.


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iPod Car Charger with Docking connector - iPhone 1st Gen (NOT for iPhone 3G), iPod Video, iPod Nano or All iPod with docking connector

Product Description

The HHI iPod Car Charger is the most elegant car charger for iPod. Its design is simple and straight forward. The iPod Car Charger allows iPod users to charge their iPod while on the go and listen to it at the same time. It features Apple's Dock Connector on one end, and a car power adapter on the other that fits both standard and auxiliarycar power outlets. Its compact design and retractable coil cord store easily when not in use. Built-in charging circuitry protects your car against back-flow current and your iPod from excessive electrical loads. NOTE: NOT compatible with the iPhone 3G


-Great, inexpensive product
Along with the car charger adapter (which comes with a "roll-up" cord), I also bought the plug-in wall adapter, and the AV cable to watch ipod movies on TVs at the same time, from the same vendor. The whole deal, including shipping was under ..... I saw a similar package at ....


I gave it a 4 because the plastic covering appears cheap, and it seems to get warm after charging for a while, but it works great (also applies to the wall charger). For it's price though, I could buy 10 or more of these before I spend as much as the Apple brand.

-Works fine
This device is fine for charging an iPod in your car. Every now and then, our iPod turns up in the car juiceless. When that happens, we just pull out this device and plug it in, and within seconds, the iPod comes back to life. It looks and feels like cheap plastic, but it works as advertised, and we have had no problems with it after 6 months of use.

--Product does what you expect it to do! It charges your ipod, and at a fraction of the price of the name brand alternatives.

---I ordered this product and received it three days later! Great shipping and customer service.

The charger works great! I wish the cord was longer though. I use it on my mini and video ipod. No problem

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JBuds Hi-Fi Noise-Reducing Ear Buds (Black),iPod Accessories

Product Description
JBuds are the perfect companion for your iPod, mp3 player, laptop, portable DVD, MD, radio, or other audio devices, combining sleek design, premium sound quality, noise reduction, and maximum comfort. The soft silicone earbuds fit perfectly inside your ears, allowing you to comfortably enjoy your music non-stop while blocking outside noise. The new JBuds give you a high-intensity listening experience with crisp, clear sound and powerful bass. Includes 3 pairs of silicone earbud tips in small, medium, and large to assure the perfect fit! Generous 4.5ft wire with standard Y-formation to the earbuds. Available in white, black, or pink. One-year full warranty.

like 'em a lot,
I bought these headphones to replace my Sony MDR-EX51LP Fontopia Headphones. I like these better for one two reasons
1) completely superficial reason - it matches my black ipod
2) completely non superficial reason - it's better for my hearing

I typcially keep the sound on my ipod locked at 75% to minimize damage to my ears. With these JBuds I don't have to take that precaution, because I never have to raise the volume up that high. And I listen to my ipod chiefly going back and forth on the subway in D.C., where it can be pretty difficult to block out the sound of the train. I'm really glad I bought them.

Two words of caution, however. First, I don't think the sound is as good as it was with the Sony headphones. I listen mostly to podcasts and audiobooks, though, so it doesn't affect me much. Also, I'm not an audiophile so my standards aren't that high. Secondly, I've gone through 3 pairs of these types of headphones due to the rubber tips falling off. While I prefer these type of headphones to other in-ear phones (I've got small ears, and other types hurt), this is getting pretty aggravating. So electronic companies? Work on that.


While these JBUDS did not, in a side by side comparison, provide as much surrounding, warm sound as my Sennheiser 212 headphones, they provided excellent clarity, especially on KJAZZ radio. Talk formats are also excellent. The comfort is surprisingly good for an in-ear bud. For 20 dollars, this is a great substitute for the cheaper buds that come with most MP3 players.
I've come to be more impressed with my JBuds over the last two weeks, marvelling at the bright, crisp, and yes, warm sound that comes out of these inexpensive buds. Perhaps, as I've read in some of the headphone information that is out there, that there is a "breaking in" period, which has something to do with loosening the tranducer. In any event, I'd have to give these JBuds another star.
My only complaint about the JBuds is that sleeping with them at night I will sometimes wake up and the bud will have fallen off. I can't secure the buds to my satisfaction; however, the JBuds are so comfortable I deal with this problem.
The sound is not quite as good as the slightly more expensive V-Moda; however, the JBuds are easier on my ears for long-term (I sleep with them on) listening.

Wonderful - best $20 headphones you can buy

Awesome headphones. I love these guys and have been using them for about 6 months now. Their sound is impeccable, and are extremely comfortable, I wear them while studying I mean like 8-10 hours a day, and never really notice them. I wouldn't say that these are actually noise cancelling via electrical interference, its more via sound muffling than anything, but don't misinterpret, with the sound at a medium volume you will kill all but the loudest ambient noise. I highly recommend these. Flat out the best $20 I have EVER spent.

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If You Want Just Music - Especially for Working Out

The smallest member of Apple ' s family still packs a formidable punch. Nearly impossibly derisory - - it measures just 1. 07 x 1. 62 x 0. 41 inches and weighs about half an ounce - - the iPod shuffle puts rapid access to music at your fingertips.

Available in a scale of colors, the shake keeps things simple. Choose from one of two storage capacities: the 1 GB version promises up to 240 songs, or you can supplementary than twin that unit on the 2 GB dodder. All models keep a Click Wheel that puts control front and center, allowing you to swiftly - bold, rewind, delay, and play songs in an instant. It ' s further where you ' ll interrogate the volume up ( or down, of course ).

A single protuberance on the top lets you decide if you want to play all of your music in a arbitrary order or if you want to hear playlists and albums in the directive you saved them using iTunes. All of this atop a flourishing clip that lets you carry your music anywhere - - without any harass. And it ' s the absolute workout partner - - clip it to your shirt and go, without the annoy of dropping your gamy - capacity video MP3 actor.

Not only is the parcel appealing, but so is the price. Checking in at well subservient $100 - - considerably less than its screen - bearing cousins - - the falter is attainable on your pocketbook. Many find it so affordable that they use it as a modern device, either for a specific purpose - - feasibly it ' s loaded with motivating music for workouts, or it could be your audiobooks - only entertainer - - or for times when you just want to clip it on and go.

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If Your Focus Is on the Music and a Little Video

Although the 3rd - begetting iPod nano now boasts video, this sleek little performer is the perfect married of lots of music capacity and weight control. Apple ' s patented Click Wheel allows you to voyage through menus in the 2 - inch display, selecting songs individually or by playlist, album, or entertainer.

One of the most singable players on the planet, the nano gives you two options. Its 4 GB version - - available in silver - - packs up to 1, 000 songs; 3, 500 photos; or 4 hours of video ( or some of each ) into less than 2 ounces of hardware. Looking for a segment supplementary rattle for your buck? The 8 GB version is available at Amazon. com in five vibrant colors - - silver, minatory, unhappy, coarse, and pink - - and it has room for 2, 000 songs; 7, 000 photos; or 8 hours of video. Both are selfsame in physical size ( measuring a sleek 2. 75 x 2. 06 x 0. 26 inches ).

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If You Want a Lot of Capacity

Longing breach for all of your music, movies, and photos? The iPod classic delivers just that. And when the smaller of the two options is 80 GB, you understand you ' re in the right place.

Possibly you don ' t like updating your iPod every circumstance your spirit changes. Or conceivably you don ' t want to own to choose between your favorite pictures and a video that you can ' t stop watching. A slender 4. 1 x 2. 4 x 0. 41 inches consign move up to 20, 000 songs; 25, 000 photos; or 100 hours of video. A slightly larger version ( 4. 1 x 2. 4 x 0. 53 inches ) gives you twice as much room. The 160 GB powerhouse bequeath hold about 40, 000 songs; 25, 000 photos; or 200 hours of video - - or a merge of all three. And both models are available in two striking colors: gloomy and silver.

Does the thought of scrolling through every song you ' ve ever downloaded make you shiver? No need to bother. In adjunct to traditional iPod steering, the classic includes Cover Progress, which makes it viable to search for songs by album art. Use the Click Wheel to flip through album covers, then select one to automatically see its course brochure.

Furthermore, the classic is encased in an all - metal pound. The 80 GB weighs in at 4. 9 ounces; the 160 GB is just 5. 7 ounces.

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If You Want Internet Access

The present codicil to the iPod touch, the touch raises the bar for what is viable in portable pastime and message devices. Weighing a segment fresh than 4 ounces, the touch connects you to the Creation Extensive Web no matter where in the creation you roam. Surf the Catch, send an e - mail, attain directions, examination the weather, or ensue your stocks - - it ' s all manageable thanks to Wi - Fi functionality.

Want other than online access? You ' ve got it. How much music you can freight on the endure depends on which version you bring home. The 8 GB govern holds 1, 750 songs; 10, 000 photos; or 10 hours of video. The 16 GB vanguard gives you up to 3, 500 songs; 20, 000 photos; or 20 hours of video. And with the 32 GB model, you can tote as many as 7, 000 songs; 25, 000 photos; or 40 hours of video along with you.

Even manoeuvring on this device is entertaining. As its name implies, the touch relies on physical collision to move through its many features. A unique interface allows you to " fly " through menus displayed on its generous 3. 5 - inch display while using a " pinch " locomotion to zoom in on what you want to see most.

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What Kind of iPod that Perfect for You?

They ' re everywhere: white headphone cords trailing from a pocket or bag to the bobbing heads of music lovers enjoying their tunes on the go. Deciding you want to be in on the fun is the feasible ration; deciding exactly which trouper to buy can be a morsel fresh challenging. Although the basics of the many iPod options are the equivalent, the details make each performer as fellow as the partner who owns it.

When looking for the boon iPod, the gloss is knowing what you want. Figuring out exactly which features you would like in your player is an important first step.

-- If You Want Internet Access
-- If You Want a Lot of Capacity
-- If Your Focus Is on the Music and a Little Video
-- If You Want Just Music--Especially for Working Out

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