🔊 Enhance your Car Audio Experience with the SCOSCHE FMT4R FM Transmitter: 20 Frequency Selections for Crystal Clear Sound Review

I use this to connect my iPad to the car stereo to listen to audiobooks while driving. I also use this device to connect Alexa to my home radio within 30 feet for listening to Amazon music and audiobooks. The device uses 2 AA batteries that last a long time without having to be replaced. For a long time I did not change the batteries for months, if I hear I use it a couple of times a week for 2-6 hours. The frequency can be changed simply by pressing a button. Simple enough that I can change it

I see no reason to turn down stars. The device is easy to use, the battery lasts a long time, it works as expected. I use this to carry the signal from the audio mixing gear my band uses. This, combined with a wristband FM receiver, gives me the functionality of a wireless in-ear monitoring system for hundreds less than a single-purpose in-ear monitoring system. There's some background noise and a hiss that fluctuates as I rotate my body and as I turn up the volume, but that doesn't affect…

Seriously I couldn't even walk across the room. Works great when I put it on the radio. I have to find another way. Maybe he needs a hanger or some aluminum foil! Definitely not as advertised. I'll try to add a longer cable since the connector is actually an antenna. I was just trying to get through a space that is less than 10 feet. Someone said they have coverage throughout the house, but that's not my experience. I would give this item ZERO stars if I could. The refund is not even worth my…

This product offers excellent performance, broadcasting an accurate range of 125 feet in good and satisfactory conditions. If conditions are excellent, you can get a range of around 200 feet. I live in a 3 bedroom house that is not too big and not too small. This transmitter can cover the entire house as well as my entire 150ft long x 80ft wide yard with outside access. Ideal for home radio stations, much cheaper than Bluetooth devices. All you need is a few FM radio stations around the house…

I bought this product to use on my motorcycle with my Garmin GPS and helmet headset with FM radio. Garmin has its own FM transmitter, but it's so weak it's useless. With this Scosche transmitter plugged into the GPS headphone jack and the helmet radio tuned to the correct frequency, I can now hear GPS voice directions and all my music, audio books, etc. through my helmet speakers. Although I try to use free frequencies, the device is powerful enough to completely overwhelm any other radio…

I use a lot of transmitters and have several. I plan to use it on the road. This one is good for its price ($15) but not perfect. Before I bought it, I read that the short aux cable works as an antenna. The small design of this element leaves no room for large antennas or inductors. Inside is just a circuit board with chips and tiny components - nothing to fiddle with or fiddle with. So I bought a 4ft aux extension and it works great. Spend $5 on an extension cord and it will greatly increase…

Bought for a trip in 2014 to be able to play MP3 tracks from phone to car without an extra jack. There were high hopes, but the reality is that it just doesn't work very well. The radio could not be tuned to this station on most frequencies. Usually at the moment there might be one that worked out of all the options. And between setting the frequency on the transmitter and setting the tuner on the radio, it's a hassle to figure out which one. And then, within a few minutes, you'll lose the…