I have owned my Griffin Itrip for a couple of years now. I have found it one of the best things I have bought. Sometimes the radio just doesn't do it for you but with this all of that is solved. I have used it with both my Ipod Classic and Ipod Nano and works brilliantly. The Itrip plugs into your car cigarette lighter socket and gets its power through that at the same time as charging your Ipod. Always a good thing, as if plan on doing a road trip it means you don't need to keep stopping at service stations to charge your Ipod up for the next part of the drive! I have used my Itrip in the UK, USA, Spain, France, Turkey and Greece and worked great ...  Read the complete review

The concept of the iTrip is an ingenious one - play your music through blank radio stations, no need for bulky CDs. I have owned three iTrips and only one has disappointed me. There are iTrips that are compatable with all iPods (all modern ones certainly) and play any music that is stored on there through a radio station with nothing on (playing white noise). >>>>>>>>>>>> The appearance >>>>>>>>>>>> My first iTrip was one that was specifically designed for my 2nd generation iPod nano, which it slotted into and was supported by a back plate. It was black and ...  Read the complete review

Following the disasters and poor quality of my previous in-car I-Pod solution, the Belkin casette adaptor, I thought it was time to spend a bit more money and get something which is more reliable and produces a better sound. I had read reviews and heard stories of various FM transmitters on the market but all of these had a major flaw in that they required batteries to work. There were also doubts over the legality of them due to ridiculous UK laws under the Radio Telegraphy Act that requires a license. Whilst there was very little chance the user getting caught and fined it was a grey area none the less. Despite the law I decided that unless I was ...  Read the complete review

This has been the ideal solution for my husband in his car. He does not have a direct socket to plug his I-pod into and so unless we went to the expense of having one fitted in his car this was the best (and cheapest solution) We purchased one of the old style i-trips many years ago when we had an i pod mini and I think they weren't that legal at the time but now you don't have to worry. The old style version used the speaker jack to transmit the sound, but this newer version is much simpler as it just plugs in the bottom socket. It also has the advantage that it charges to i-pod up at the same time - so you don't need to worry about having an in car charger ...  Read the complete review