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Griffin iTrip FM Transmitter and Auto Charger for Sansa | 
 enlarge | Brand: Griffin Technology
Category: CE
List Price: $69.99
Buy New: $32.50
You Save: $37.49 (54%)
New (46) Used (2) from $32.50
Rating:  26 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 5.7 x 1.2 x 7.9
MPN: 9212-SNSATA2
Model: 9212-SNSATA2
UPC: 685387092123
EAN: 0685387092123
ASIN: B000W8PTOC
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Compatibility: Sansa View; Sansa Connect; Sansa c200 Series; Sansa e200 Series; Sansa Fuze | | • | Four user-programmable presets save the best frequencies so you can access them quickly later | | • | Broadcasts in crisp, clear FM stereo through any open FM frequency for quality audio playback | | • | Charges while in use so you arrive at your destination ready to go | | • | Sleek, single-wire design keeps your stereo set-up clutter-free |
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Product Description
iTrip Auto for Sansa plays your music on your car's FM stereo as it charges so you can listen as you ride. Four user-programmable presets make this the hardest-working iTrip for Sansa ever. Play your Sansa's music on your car's stereo system without wires as it charges so you arrive at your destination fully charged, ready-to-go. Just plug into your car's 12 V accessory outlet or cigarette lighter, set your radio to one of iTrip Auto's pre-sets and iTrip does the rest. iTrip's digital FM radio broadcaster sends music from your Sansa to a clear, open frequency on your car's FM radio in crisp, clear FM stereo. Once you find that perfect station, iTrip Auto can remember the setting with one of four user-programmable pre-sets.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 21 more reviews...
It works fine for ebooks December 3, 2008
I purchased the iTrip for listening to books, and it works great. I can hear some static at times, which might be a problem with music, but for ebooks it is not a problem.
 Griffin iTrip FM Transmitter and Auto Charger for Sansa (Purchased on 10/29/2008) November 30, 2008
Works great out of the box. I use it with my Sansa Fuze 8gb. As soon as plug it into the 12v output the MP3 comes on.
Only draw back is that I have to manually turn off my player when I remove the transmitter or when the transmitter is left in and turns itself off.
 Haven't seen product yet from amazon November 7, 2008
0 out of 3 found this review helpful
I wish I could review the player.
I ordered it, and Amazon has sent me the IPOD transmitter twice.
I am giving up trying to get the correct Sansa FM transmitter from them.
Very Happy - Worth The Price October 27, 2008
I first purchased the Coby CA-745 (because of the price) which after working for about 30 seconds would not power on again. I returned it and tried the iTrip which I am very happy with. I use it with my Sansa Fuze. No trouble finding a station & it sounds as good or better than the radio. No static or breakup. I am using it in a mostly rural area so I do not yet know how it would work in an urban area. I like the design better than the Coby also. My gear shift is right in front of the power outlet in my dashboard so when in park I cannot plug in anything large. The iTrip has a small plug with the unit separated by a wire which you can stick anywhere. It has 4 user programmable presets & a lighted dial.
Best One Yet August 25, 2008
I live in the Los Angeles area so there are not any open radio stations but this product actually works. I still do get static when using it so it is not perfect. I suggest this one over the other FM transmitters because it is small and it charges the MP3 player while the MP3 player is in use.
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