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Question: Does it work with iPhone? Hi Folks,Does this iPhone FM Transmitter work with the iPhone?  If not, does anyone know of any that do?Thanks!
Document: I wanted an FM transmitter for my iPod Mini because I take frequent 2.5 hour trips in my truck. You know, the ear phones get old after awhile.After performing some detailed research (which basically amounts to reading reviews on several products), I saw that some folks were having some trouble with the reception on this unit but otherwise it was a good thing.Mine came in the mail today and I fired it up. Started with the first frequency I could find (in the 80's).
I was a little concerned about going the FM transmitter route, after reading about so many folks having issues (especially in larger cities)... but this thing works just fine and dandy. I did struggle in the beginning to find a station that would work, but now that I  have it (97.5), it's the best thing ever. There is nothing better than having access to all my tunes and podcasts where ever I go!
Does just what it says - allows you to use your ipod in the car and transmit the sound over the FM band to your car radio. It does not charge an iphone, but does work with one. Only problem in my area is that every single channel on the FM band is taken by a radio station so I get bleed over all the time. Works better on the interstate between towns.
I've been an iPod junkie for as long as I can remember, and for as long as I can remember, I've been trying to get my iPod to work with my stock Bose stereo in my 2002 Nissan Altima. I've been through at least 3 or 4 other FM transmitters, the iTrip, Belkin Tunecast and a couple of generic ones. I live in LA, so anyone from a metropolitan area will agree with me and say they pretty much all sucked.
So more choices you have the better.That said, let me return to my original statement - before buying, the only thing I would have died to know was "whether it was compatible with Honda Odyssey 05 model". Yes, people who could not make this work must have their car FM antenna positions/power/etc incompatible with this device.
This product works great as intended with a dockable iPod. I can definitely confirm that this does not work with the iPhone. The iPhone would not play through the device. However, it does charge the iPhone.
Kensington's Digital FM Transmitter and charger is exactly the product they claim it be. It brings in the iPod sounds onto an FM station with no interference, and no increased distortion. Thanks Kensington!
This FM transmitter is great! I bought a different brand previously and it was horrible. After reading a lot of reviews online about this one I decided to ask for it for Christmas...got it and I love it! We drove from Baltimore to Philly using it on one station with very clear reception! I am so excited that I can finally use my iPod in my car! Thanks to Kensington!
Thanks to deregulation of the FM band most of them churn out total crap most of the time. It might be possible to lock on a low signal level station if the music you play is loud or has a high sound level but any classical music will be badly affected.For classical music stick to 91.5MHz KUSC in LA or use CD's because pretty much ANY iPOD transmitter is likely to be unusable.Just a fact of life.
I have been using this product for awhile and have been plesantly surprised with the quality of the music and the clarity of the signal that this transmitter provides. The Kensington 33185 digital FM transmitter is perfect for playing your iPod music in the car and getting your iPod charged at the same time. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for an easy to use and quality way to take your iPod music on the road.
Answer: Hi,You've probably already gotten the answer to your question as your post is almost three months old. I'll answer anyway in case you haven't gotten an answer or others are wondering the same. I tried it with my iPhone. Yes. It works fine for playing music. I use the Kensington with my original iPod Nano, an iTouch, and my iPhone. The iPhone will give some message about not being compatible and will ask whether or not you want to go to airplane mode. I always dismiss the message as the phone still works when connected to the Kensington transmitter. I hope this helps.