Picture courtesy of Iain Macrae.

| Value for Money | 8.5/10 |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 7.5/10 |
Full review by
foxview![]()
on 26th Mar 2007
![]()
![]()
User Rating : 6
Respect : 0
Good Points: Small Easy to use 5 memory presets
Bad Points: No Auto search, Batteries do not last long
General comments: If you plug this straight in to the power outlet in your car it will sound very good, the batteries do not last long and the sound quality does appear to be very good. It would be better if it had auto search as it can be tricky trying to find a suitable station whilst driving.
foxview's review and ratings | 70 words
Review by
Iain Macrae![]()
expert review 
on 26th Sep 2006
![]()
![]()
User Rating : 9
Respect : +2
This nifty device answered my problems on how to play my iPod (though it could have been any MP3 player) in the car without having to hard wire in a cradle and so on.
The Belkin TuneCast II is simple to set up. You add the batteries, or plug it into the car cigarette outlet, and plug the jack cable into your music player. A few seconds after you press the play button the Tunecast comes to life and transmits your music via an FM signal to your car, or any other FM radio.
You can tune the un ...
Iain Macrae's full review | 491 words | 2 comments added.
