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LUPO MP3 Player USB Fm Car Transmitter/Modulator - For USB Flash Memory Stick/Pen Drive - Ipod Nano (1st 2nd 3rd Generation), Classic, Touch, Video, MP3, MP4 Players | 
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| Brand: Gizmo-Deals
Category: CE
Buy New: £9.99
Rating:  27 reviews
Sales Rank: 3718
MPN: LUPO S-MP3-4011
Model: LUPO S-MP3-4011
EAN: 5060151750587
ASIN: B000S5NAT0
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Frequency range 7 channel 87.7 - 107.9 MHz | | • | Compatible with a wide range of latest laptop and notebook computers | | • | 3.5mm audio adapter connection (iPod, MP3, MP4 etc...) | | • | USB charging and player function | | • | Integrated control functions |
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Product Description
Reviews The MP3 FM modulator is a revolutionary development in in-car entertainment. Simply connect the FM transmitter to your car cigarette adapter and listen to your favourite music tracks through your car stereo directly from your personal music player or transform your USB flash memory stick into an MP3 player. The transmitter offers compatibility with a wide range of portable audio devices. Using the 3.5mm audio cable (included) you can connect almost all personal music devices such as iPod, MP3 players, personal CD players and many more. The transmitter can also be used to play music files directly from a USB flash memory stick/drive. Simply load your favourite music files onto the memory stick/drive and connect this directly to the transmitter via the integrated USB port. You have now converted a simple flash memory stick into an in-car MP3 player which you can control with the buttons to play, stop and skip music tracks with ease. The transmitter also offers a charging function if your personal music device can be charged via USB connection. Use the USB port on the transmitter to charge your music player providing you have the USB cable for the device. If you have an iPod you can charge it via the USB connection, however, you cannot play music whilst charging.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 22 more reviews...
 LUPO MP3 PLAYER USB FM December 4, 2008
chancer127 (England)
This item never worked for me, tried it on two car systems, nothing dead as a do-do hence in the bin, complete waste of money, i couldn't be bothered with the return procedure that's why i binned it,Expensive but easier:-(
 OK for technophobes! October 22, 2008
H. Stevens (Shrewsbury)
As a middle-aged female, more used to vinyl than electronic music, I found this product relatively easy to use. It does exactly what it said on the package in the exact way it said on the package. My MP3 player volume was low and the product needed adjusting in the car socket, both of which caused me a good ten minutes to discover.
For the price this product is amazing and extremely good value.
Brilliant October 19, 2008
Alan Jowett (Pembrokeshire, Wales)
I bought one of these last week from Gizmo Deals. Not only did it arrive almost before my computer had cooled down it worked as soon as it was plugged in. I'd copied a compilation of songs to a 512 flash pen, plugged it in, tuned in the car radio and there it all was! Brilliant little piece of equipment.
 Disappointed October 8, 2008
Regular Amazon customer (UK)
Although I knew this would be a basic product I had high expectations from other reviews and I did think that its performance would be better. It cannot cope with extremes of frequency or loudness as it produces quite a lot of reverberation. I thought this was the radio's loudspeakers at first but checked my radio again & they are OK - it must be to do with the device. Even though I've tuned it into the correct frequency & made sure that it's bedded in the socket properly, there is still some electronic noise. The specified 3 foot audio lead is half the length at 18 inches and the jack plugs are a loose fit.
The competitive price is a good way of finding out if this is something I would want to use long term.
Recommended September 30, 2008
Mr. A. Hartington (Bexley, UK)
I'd previously had a Griffin FM transmitter for a 2G iPod, but that had the additional connection next to the phone jack, so I couldn't use it on my new 4G iPod - that's why I bought this.
I think that the Lupo is the better product -I'd avoid any product that plugs into the base of an iPod as you won't be able to use it on any other product.
The Lupo does have the drawback that you can only use it in the car. The good thing about battery powereds ones is that you can use them in the house, and tune radios in different rooms to the same station, so you get the same music throughout the house.
The choice of stations, although limited, has not been a problem for me.
One niggle is that the jack somehow didn't make contact with the connections in the headphone socket in the 4G iPod (though it worked fine on the 2G and Zen MP3 players I tried it on), so I had to use a small headphone extension lead I had to hand.
I liked the fact that it can play USB memory sticks - and it does.
I'll be getting some of these to give for Christmas presents this year - good for Secret Santa at this price!
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