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Question: Does it work with a Kindle Fire. I want to listen to Kindle audiobooks through my car's audio system, but my car only has a CD player and radio.
Document: If you want crystal clear audio in your car for your MP3 player, get a  car radio with an Aux in and buy a cable. Second best technology for MP3 players for car audio, surprisingly, is the trusty audio cassette adapter. If neither of those are available, get an FM Transmitter. But as the reviews show, the technology has it's limitations. Audio quality is not on par with an Aux In or Cassette adapter.
I bought this transmitter to use with an iphone 4 in my Nissan Murano. My first attempt to use it resulted in no audio being transmitted to the car radio. I could tell the transmitter was transmitting when plugged in, but the input jack wasn't receiving audio from the mp3 player. I tried again a few days later with both the iphone and my laptop as a source. Both were able to transmit audio through the car radio with severe static.
I went to Walgreens and picked up a $7 USB cable that I just keep in my car.Charging your phone every time you want to listen to your music in the car might be annoying for some people, but if you're ok with charging it, this product is good.Personally, I would not buy this again (at least for the price I paid). I wrote this review in hopes of helping someone who already has it, but can't get it to work.
This FM transmitter is fairly inexpensive, but produces audio with more static than I've experienced with other products. It might be good enough if you listen to spoken word (like me), but doesn't work very well for music.I live in a very large metropolis where there aren't any truly "empty" frequencies. The Griffin iTrip blocks out the interference well enough to play audio, but there's persistent, low-volume static that I can't get rid of.
This is my second transmitter. The first one I bought for my Sansa View 16GB Mp3 player and it work absolutely flawlessly. When my Sansa View finally gave up the ghost I bought a new Sansa Fuse 16GB. The old transmitter had a different connector on it and was not compatable with the new player so I bought this one. Sansa for some reason chose to eliminate the &#34;do all&#34; connector and went with a mini USB and a phono jack for audio output.
I unplugged the device from both my phone and the port, then plugged it back in and now it does not work AT ALL. As far as I know, the USB charging port still works fine, but the darn thing will not play music anymore. If you want an overpriced car USB port, I recommend this! Otherwise, don't waste your money.
I listen to podcasts in my pickup and since it's a '94 model with the original radio, I have to use an FM transmitter. I use an iPod touch 2nd gen and it would not work in my truck. It worked in my wife's Honda Odyssey and in another pickup at work. I had to return it for a refund. Seemed like a good idea but it did not work for me.
I have a friend who has this same FM Transmitter and it worked perfectly fine in my car. So, I decided that I would get one just like it.This FM Transmitter started off with quite a lot of static and it took a lot of cord adjusting to even get proper sound out of my MP3 through the car's speakers. After half a day of use, it just stopped working. It did not work regardless of how much I tried adjusting the cord.
I've had this product for a couple weeks now, and I'm loving it.The secret in my case is just to tuck my car's retractable antenna in, keep the charging and audio cables away and find a station (have been using 107.1 all over Los Angeles and not a single problem ever since I found it).Granted, it is not perfect... but I'm getting a lot of bang for my buck.Very pleased :D
this is a great little device. got it at a good price on amazon. great for car to listen to music service that comes through cell phone. Scan feature is nice too. It picks the best station to transmit to your radio. I live in rural area but think it would be a necessity for those that travel a lot or live in urban areas.
Answer: Yes, it should work with anything that has a heaphone jack.