Car Accessories for your iPod
When you talk about iPod accessories you cannot forget the car adapters for your iPod. Being able to take you iPod with you anywhere you go including while traveling in your car is something most iPod users want. Some of the car accessories include car chargers; earphone and FM transmitters are available.
One available car accessory is the Power Adapter, which will allow you to charge your iPod or iPod mini while in your car, and comes with a 2-foot coil cord as well. Another great accessory available for the iPod is the car charging dock and digital FM transmitter. You will be able to choose any FM station and lock up 10 of your favorites.
One available car accessory is the Power Adapter, which will allow you to charge your iPod or iPod mini while in your car, and comes with a 2-foot coil cord as well. Another great accessory available for the iPod is the car charging dock and digital FM transmitter. You will be able to choose any FM station and lock up 10 of your favorites.
4 Comments:
The car charger is a very important feature so you can have your iPod charged whenever it is needed. You never want to be left without power in your iPod.
The FM tranmitter is not really necessary for me but maybe others might find it useful.
The charger is a must though and I recommend anyone get one if they haven't yet.
The iPod car charger! I don’t think I could live without mine. This is one of the best
accessories put out for the iPod, nothing beats being able to charge your iPod in the car.
I find myself forgetting to charge it before I go to bed at night because I usually take it to the gym with me in the morning, so at least I can let it charge for a bit before I get to the gym. A must for any iPod user!
Yeah, I can see the advantages of that. There is nothing more annoying than getting to the gym and realising that your ipod is on its last legs, and you're gonna have to suffer the pleasant sounds of grunting around you, instead of listening to your music. Mindyou, I probably still forget to charge it in the car.
My lighter socket doesn't work in my car, so I can't charge my ipod.
I do use a griffin FM transmitter though, and wouldn't be without it.
Before that (with my old MP3 player) I used one of those cassette things that transfer music from an MP3 via the tape head - the sound quality on that was very poor. I'd give the FM transmitter 9 out of 10 - you still get the occasional interference.
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