i-rocks Car DJ

Simple design ; USB for MP3 drives

Poor performance ; Limited frequencies available

I've heard good reports about a few of the other FM transmitters such as the DLO Transpod, so there are solutions out there. Unfortuntely, when it comes to the i-rocks -- i-don't think so.

Simply load up a USB with music and go ; Remembers last song

A wider range of channels would be useful, but great in the country

Good sound transmission ; No batteries required ; No MP3 required ; Attractive looking in white

Its a bit large when you are also using a key or a cardreader

Easy to use ; Remembers last track, even when unplugged from car ; Any USB key can be used ; Transmission quality good (in QLD at least)

Life span of product only 12 months, transmitter failed ; Limited number of frequencies available ; Occassionally didn't like some mp3 files on USB key ; USB key files can only be in the root with no other file types otherwise will not play

Looks neat and simple to use ; Remembers where it was and the frequency (unlike the Belkin that goes back to home when the power is switch off and is prone to switching itself off!)

Poor transmission quality ; The four default frequencies are packed out by other transmitters ; The USB drive works for the first ten or so songs and then latter songs drop out with distortion and the unit continues on to the next song and gets worst...