Latest reviews about iRiver AFT 100 Mobile FM Transmitter

satyaarun says "not bad for the price" about iRiver AFT 100 Mobile FM Transmitter

satyaarun — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 06:04:49 GMT

Signal finding is easy.
Most if the time got hanged up and sound is not great.
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falze says "Works better than expected" about iRiver AFT 100 Mobile FM Transmitter

falze — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 17:41:39 GMT

This little gadget definitely exceeded my expectations for a radio transmitter. We just used it on a trip from upstate NY, through NYC, onto Long Island (you might have heard that there are a lot of radio stations in NYC) and only needed to use 2 frequencies for the whole trip. Using our first setting it wasn't until we hit a station using that frequency that had a full blown signal that we finally started to get a little static through the music coming from the MP3 player. When I turned it off the radio station was coming in loud and clear. Weak stations are simply overwhelmed and overridden by the IRiver transmitter. Found a second frequency without a strong signal near NYC and was able to use that until we headed back upstate. I had another transmitter years ago with a limited frequency range and it barely worked even through the radio wasteland of upstate Vermont, the IRiver simply overpowers static and weak stations and plays your music loud and clear (well, as clear as...

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MattA75 says "iRiver has created a near perfect FM Transmitter for mp3 users." about iRiver AFT 100 Mobile FM Transmitter

MattA75 — Sat, 28 Apr 2007 13:38:14 GMT

When I bought my mp3 player in January, I knew I would need an FM Transmitter to go with it. After all, what good would it be if I couldn't play it in my car? The transmitter my brother recommended was no longer being sold, so I was pretty much on my own. I went to Amazon, did some research, and ended up purchasing the iRiver AFT 100 Mobile FM Transmitter.

At $37.49, it wasn't much more expensive than most other units, but the reviews seemed to be that much more favorable. And with good reason too. I've had zero problems with this unit in my car since purchasing it at the beginning of January.

Unlike a lot of FM transmitters, the AFT 100 allows you to pick any frequency on the FM dial. A lot of transmitters merely lets you pick from 3-4 preset frequencies. In addition, you can program up to three frequencies as presets. This is convenient if you know that one frequency works well in one area, but not so well in another.

I've picked up virtually zero static in the last...

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