This FM broadcaster for the ipod does work. However, it is far less than CD quality and usually worse than the FM radio stations. I had to hold mine up in the air while driving to get an ACCEPTABLE signal. In addition, when you go by power lines it sounds even worse. Don't waste your money!!

I just tried my iTrip for the first time yesterday. I, too, have a Jetta, so maybe it's made for them, because it worked almost flawlessly. I have an aftermarket stereo, which combined with the premium soundsystem in my Jetta, pulls out some VERY nice sound from my iPod mini. I say "almost" because I have to crank up the volume on my stereo to get it to listening level, but that's a very small issue. I ordered the Belkin holder, which I'm hoping will make it even better. I did just plop it on my passenger's seat, and the sound quality was totally fine. Also, it's a whole lot cheaper on this site than at the mac stores or best buy... just FYI.

This product sounds great in concept but doesn't work. I bought it despite some horrible reviews thinking that in a smaller sized city, there wouldn't be as much interference. Even with many "empty" stations to program from, it was not do-able. The preset station comes through with a lot of static and none of the "programmed" stations come through any better. Please invest your money into some other product.

I was really looking forward to using this product> However, the sound quality was awful. Just awful...so I returned it. Don't buy it, waste of money.

I think the iTrip is great for the iPod Mini. It plays straight out of the box, its wireless, and the sound is good.

A lot of people are saying it doesnt work, but it depends on where you live. In Savannah, it worked straight out of the box. I expect to have some issues with it when I get back to Atlanta, tho. If you cant get it to work on any station, I suggest buying the cassette adapter.

The only thing I dont like is that it drains your battery. I cant even get 3 hours out of a full charge on my Mini. Get a car charger.