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[[[Advanced Car Mount System FM Transmitter & Charger for ANDROID Phones - HTC, Google, T-Mobile, Motorola, Samsung]]]

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The Accessory Power Go Groove FLEX-TUNE
Play, Charge, and Mount your Android Phone

Play Music Through Your Car Speakers!- The sound quality superior to most any FM-transmitter market.A Well-Designed Display and Easy to use frequency Finder , makes tuning into your Music simple!

The flexible neck and rotating Provides Perfect Fit almost any car! - The FLEX-TUNEconnects to DC Car Outlet (Cigarette Lighter Socket).
With its Flexible Neck and Rotating HeadYou can configure a few seconds to fit almost any car!

Holds Your Android Phone Securely - Adjustable Locking Arms with Cushioned Rubber Grips, and a Non-Slip recreation make this FM Transmitter the best at securely and conveniently holding your device.

Innovative USB Charging Port - Leading the Industry with new innovations, Accessory Power has included a USB Charging Port.
Charge your Cell Phone, PDA, MP3 Player, Bluetooth Headset, and MANY OTHER USB ENABLED DEVICES!

Charge and Play:
HTC Hero, Samsung Moment/I7500 Galaxy
For audio HTC-Dream/T-Mobile G1, HTC-Magic / T-Mobile MyTouch 3G please use your original 3,5 mm Adapter

GPS

The Go Groove Flex-Tune is the PERFECT Accessory for an ON-THE-GO Lifestyle!
Using the industry's 3-year warranty!


More review coming soon.

High quality product. Best FM transmitter I have used. Well built. Tough. Works great for my Droid and my daughters Ipod Touch. Charging and tunes @ the same time.

The car mount works but I have complaints from callers that they hear an echo of themselves when talking. I like for the fact that it holds my phone so I can see it easily, charges and I can run audio from the phone through my radio. The seller has been great keeping in contact with me to make sure everything went well with the transaction.
Using with a Droid Eris.

After reading the reviews this seemed like the perfect choice so we bought two--one for each car.

After using it kinda worked at first, being a little ungainly (and the fact that though we bought two, they were clearly made differently with different gripping mechanisms). We noticed though right away that the quality of sound wasn't as good a simple little FM transmitter we'd bought before we had these phones (Soundfly SD WMA/MP3 Player Car Fm Transmitter for SD Card, USB Stick, Mp3 Players (iPod, Zune)), but at least it charged the phone and held it. I've also noticed that it causes my HTC Hero to heat up quite intensely while being charged, as well as some of the power signal being transmitted through the audio output.

After a while I noticed whenever I listened to any other radio station it would come through fuzy--even through it wasn't near the channel the mount was supposidly broadcasting at. This was however quickly remedied by pulling the mount out of the cigarette lighter whenever I wanted to listen to the radio.

This case is the fuse more than once, simply by pulling on the mountain from the cigarette lighter. Sometimes the feedback will be divided into parts, although everything was carefully and tightly assembled, sometimes it is still only put out the wick.

Lastly the connection between the flex pipe and the back side of the mount seem to be weak, and nudging it one way or the other can cause the charger to loose power, as well as the usb plug being very shallow and not always forming a good connection to charge the phone.

The end result is I'll keep using it, because I paid for it and I've yet to see something that can charge and transmit while holding the phone, but I can't do all three at once it seems, so I'll just use the previously purchased FM transmitter (much better quality, no bleed-through, good crisp sound--unlike this product), and hope that somebody will come along with a better designed, better executed product.



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