The Griffin iTrip is a breath of fresh air to any iPod owner looking to listen to their tunes on a home stereo, without any hassle or confusion. Appearance It is a very small device which fits into older iPods perfectly through the dock connection. It has a glossy black coating which makes it look very smart, and it is sleek, rounded on the edges and well-designed. Being only a tad thicker than my 4G iPod, it fits very snugly into its base and is flush with the side of the mp3 player. It is also a very light device, not weighing down the iPod or damaging the dock connection in any way. Performance Impressively, this device ...  Read the complete review

The Griffin iTrip as with all FM transmitters started off being classed as illegal due to you effectively broadcasting a radio station, they became legal in 2006. Despite this, people still bought them and and they are now more popular than ever. New cars nowadays have ports built into cars that allow you to plug your MP3 players directly, but what do you do if you don't have this or don't even have a tape player which allows you to use the old tape adapters. My car didn't have either but it would allow me to make an MP3 CD although this only allowed around 7 albums and it became a pain if I wanted them on random or to have different albums. I then decided to ...  Read the complete review

The Griffin Itrip is a high tech piece of equipment which allows you to listen to your ipod through any FM radio whether this is your car radio or your radio at home. It simply connects to the bottom of the ipod sending a good quality signal to your radio. The itrip is 6cm long and 2cm wide, so it is very compact and fits on the bottom of the ipod quite neatly. It is 1.5cm thick so it is substantially thicker than most ipods. It weighs only 19g so is very easy to carry around. Typically costs £15-£20. Ease of use. Connecting the itrip to the ipod is easy but from there on it becomes a little more difficult.Once connected, you have to tune the ipod to the same ...  Read the complete review

Out of all the equipment or general items I've bought this year, I'd have to say this is the best "gadget" I've ever purchased. The obvious alternative to the iTrip is the USB connection or specialist Ipod stereo you can use play your Ipod through speakers, this however can be irritating when alot of Stereos aren't compatible and you often don't have a handy cable on you to connect with. This is where the convenience of the iTrip steps in. How many stereos do you know of that don't have an FM receiver inclusive? Usually, very few. Any stereo that does will be iTrip compatible, that's all you need, FM! This small device slips into the bottom ...  Read the complete review

This is a fantastic piece of technology which has made me use my iPod even more, I didn't think that would really be possible. The transmitter connects to your iPod and after being tuned to the same wavelength as your stereo (car/home) allows your iPod music and playlists to be played through said stereo. It is very easily connected to your iPod and tuned. My only concern was that there are no release buttons for disconnecting, these release buttons are on all iPod accessories I own and I don't really like the idea of just pulling the transmitter out. The sound is great but can be interfered with if you have other analogue systems in the ...  Read the complete review