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Belkin TuneCast Auto Live
$80.00
Released June, 2009
The Pros:"ClearScan" technology finds the cleanest frequency to transmit over. Ideal for cars without stereos with auxiliary inputs. Backlit display for use at night.
The Cons:ClearScan Live requires an iPhone / iPod Touch (runs an application). Waste of money - simply doesn't work. Poor reception - constant static.
The Belkin TuneCast Auto Live is an FM transmitter for the Apple iPhone released in mid 2009. This device is powered by a standard 12-volt lighter outlet, and connects to an iPhone or virtually any recent iPod.
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The TuneCast Auto Live uses “ClearScan” technology, a feature that will automatically find the strongest FM station for the device to use. A free iPhone application for this product will visualize FM settings and capture GPS coordinates to determine the clearest FM station within proximity. Those who use the GPS functionality will also receive results from other TuneCast Auto users in the same geographical area. Frequencies may be changed manually, as well as saved to the device as favorites. The Belkin TuneCast Auto Live has an MSRP of $79.99.
Features
- Specifically compatible with iPhone OS 3.0
- ClearScan Live application available free via the iTunes store
- Also compatible with the iPod Classic and nano
- ClearScan one-push station locator
- Additional settings to optimize audio and volume
- Two programmable preset buttons
- High-contrast backlit display
- In-car charging
User Reviews (4)
Pros & Cons
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"ClearScan" technology finds the cleanest frequency to transmit over
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ideal for cars without stereos with auxiliary inputs
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backlit display for use at night
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FM frequency can be controlled directly from the iPhone / iPod Touch application
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affordable compared to a gaudy deck or built-in compatibility from the manufacturer
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compatible with all iPod models
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ClearScan Live requires an iPhone / iPod Touch (runs an application)
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waste of money - simply doesn't work
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poor reception - constant static
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FM transmitting is a dirty low-fi way of listening to your iPod in a car - vastly inferior to a direct connection
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poor build quality - breaks down after a few months
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