Iphone Hello, I bought a FM transmitter 8 in 1 with you, and I can´t make it works with the Iphone in my car, it shows on the Iphone that this acessorie its not made to work with Iphone what´s going on? Iphone Hello, I bought a FM transmitter 8 in 1 with you, and I can´t make it works with the Iphone in my car, it shows on the Iphone that this acessorie its not made to work with Iphone... » Read More Iphone Hello, I bought a FM transmitter 8 in 1 with you, and I can´t make it works with the Iphone in my car, it shows on the Iphone that this acessorie its not made to work with Iphone what´s going on? « Show Less
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usually when connecting the iphone with an accessory it'll say that just hit ''no'' and it should work fine
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Honestly, I coudnt help you.But call the customer service, they are very helpful.Here I'll give you their number...626-579-6899.I think they are open like 10-5 Pacific Standard Time or something like that.Best of luck, hope that helps!
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I just got the large one and let me just put this out there in case someone else has this problem. I paired this with my iphone and it wasn't playing music through it. So I "forgot" the speaker on my iphone. Turned the speaker off and back on and then held the "menu" button down to get it into pairing mode again and repaired the two and it started working fine. It would previously take calls and play them through the speaker, but not music. Not sure where the problem was, but it seems to be resolved.Sound quality and volume are pretty good for the money I paid. It feels like it's built sturdy and looks good. Haven't tried the aux out yet. I just got the large one and let me just put this out there in case someone else has this problem. I paired this with my iphone and it wasn't playing music through it. So I "forgot" the speaker on my iphone. Turned the speaker off and back on and then held the "menu" button down to get it into pairing mode again and repaired the two and it started working fine. It would previously take calls and play them through the speaker, but not music. Not sure where the problem was, but it seems to be resolved.Sound quality and volume are pretty good for the... » Read More I just got the large one and let me just put this out there in case someone else has this problem. I paired this with my iphone and it wasn't playing music through it. So I "forgot" the speaker on my iphone. Turned the speaker off and back on and then held the "menu" button down to get it into pairing mode again and repaired the two and it started working fine. It would previously take calls and play them through the speaker, but not music. Not sure where the problem was, but it seems to be resolved.Sound quality and volume are pretty good for the money I paid. It feels like it's built sturdy and looks good. Haven't tried the aux out yet. « Show Less
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You might want to make sure you don't have your iphone trying to connect to another Bluetooth device that it once connected to. Mine takes a little bit to connect to my devices but it still works. I think they're all that way, just be patient.
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In my experience that shouldn't be happening. I was always able to pick a station on the FM band, match it on the digital readout, and pipe my iPhone through the car speakers. On intuition rather than science, I picked low powered stations (88.7 or 90.2 for example) rather than powerhouses and had good fidelity.
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i bought this one:FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH IPHONE 3GS 16B 32GB.FM Transmitter & Car Charger with LCD Screen - for Apple iPodit works ok with my iphone 3GS. it's very simple, the cord might be too short.
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i am sorry to say ,my i phone would not connect , the odd part is my ipod did.....i have since sold the car
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I had one for my iphone 4 and it worked fine. i believe you will need to get their app for the internet radio. I used it for the FM transmitter. it worked great. I went to the android phone and bought the same for the android and really like it. it the best FM transmitter I have found. well worth the price. hope this helps
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Yes it does work with an iphone me it is a headphone jack. Don't know why the other guy said it was incompatible. Simply put if it plays through headphones it plays on the radio
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No built in transmitter to the Car Radio. Without the car Aux port you could only charge the i-device. Look around amazon because they make this one in a model that comes with an FM Transmitter. I actually own that one too before I had a car with an Aux port.
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CORRECTION/UPDATE! Yes indeed this device does work with the iPhone. Based on posts from a few other sites (including Apple's discussion site and iLounge's forums), I tried simply pressing "No" when the error message (the one about the device not being compatible and did I want to switch to Airplane Mode) was shown. The error message simply went away, I then unlocked the phone (the slider), and started the iPod. To my surprise, it worked like a charm. FWIW, you'll hear the phone ring via your car's speakers.
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This just arrived, and when I plug in my 4S it says "This accessory is not supported by iPhone." Am I doing something wrong? The radio works through the speakers, but not my iPhone. Help!
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Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it for about a month. Also, if sound is fuzzy, try switching frequencies (99.1 to 99.2, etc.) Hope that helps! Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it... » Read More Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it for about a month. Also, if sound is fuzzy, try switching frequencies (99.1 to 99.2, etc.) Hope that helps! « Show Less
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You have to buy the one for IOS. These only work with apps to control the software, without it this will not work. You need to set the FM frequency to use it and that is the only way to do it. It may work for a little but it does not work great all the time even with their suggested tips on settings. Do not expect too much because these devices have terrible sound quality, even though they claim to have the best technology when it comes to this. I couldn't stand mine so I threw it in the garbage.
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Not sure I has an iPhone 4 and I didn't use the fm transmitter very long before it broke
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Yes, I tried this with my iPhone 4 today for the first time, and it worked. I have not tried the hands-free calling feature yet. I only tried playing music through the FM stations using the GoGroove FlexPod+, and that part worked fine. And it was pretty good for an FM transmitter!
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Christine: It took me months to figure this out and I am sorry to tell you that I gave up. I downloaded the remote on my iPad and it works perfectly OK. I had email "conversations" for months with a support person who was very patient and tried to figure this out. Then my brother in-law came to visit and he told me that I had to make sure EVERY TIME that the Bluetooth in Settings on iphone shows connected (same on iPad). It still did not work on the phone but worked fine on iPad. Now, after a few months, I can say Aleluya, it works just by going to the app and touching the power button to turn the device on. Good luck. Hope this helped. Eva Christine: It took me months to figure this out and I am sorry to tell you that I gave up. I downloaded the remote on my iPad and it works perfectly OK. I had email "conversations" for months with a support person who was very patient and tried to figure this out. Then my brother in-law came to visit and he told me that I had to make sure EVERY TIME that the Bluetooth in Settings on iphone shows connected (same on iPad). It still did not work on the phone but worked fine on iPad. Now, after a few months, I can say Aleluya, it works just by going to the app and touching the power... » Read More Christine: It took me months to figure this out and I am sorry to tell you that I gave up. I downloaded the remote on my iPad and it works perfectly OK. I had email "conversations" for months with a support person who was very patient and tried to figure this out. Then my brother in-law came to visit and he told me that I had to make sure EVERY TIME that the Bluetooth in Settings on iphone shows connected (same on iPad). It still did not work on the phone but worked fine on iPad. Now, after a few months, I can say Aleluya, it works just by going to the app and touching the power button to turn the device on. Good luck. Hope this helped. Eva « Show Less
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Should, connect, but can be an FM frequency challenge. I actually returned mine. Even in southern delaware where there are not a lot of high powered radio stations, I got a lot of interference and need to switch frequencies. For the same price, about, I bought a usb ready receiver to replace to manufacturer unit in my 97 miata. Plug the iPhone in with a lightning cable and rock on. Control from the head unit or the phone. Charges at the same time. �