1.0" LCD Car MP3 Player FM Transmitter with IR Remote Controller - Black (2.5mm Audio/SD/USB/DC24V)

Pros: It's cheap, really cheap!
Sound quality is pretty good.
Didn't get any interference.
Remember last song played! I wasn't expecting that.

Cons: Remote control by IR not RF (obviously, for this price you have what you pay for...)
Does not have volume control on transmitter, only on the remote.
Does not show the actual song, neither the track number. It's visible just for a few seconds on track change.

Other: That's it, I hope this review help someone.

Pros: 1. It works! It's very important for $5 device :) 2. The sound quality is acceptable. High and low frequencies is absent, but in common range the quality is ok. 3. Easy to tune and manage. 4. Works even at -30*C and + 40*C

Cons: 1. It doesn't work at frequency 107.9. 108.0 - it's ok, and at 107.9 it mutes for 3-4 seconds periodicaly. Maybe it's my city's radio range feature. 2. Does work with only several types of usb flash drives. But plays SD cards well. 3. Sometimes it pulls out from the lighter socket.

Other: Good device for those who don't want to buy media player with flash support. It does what it what built for.

Pros: -Easy to use
-Price
-Comes with remote
-Wide frequency range
-Can read songs in folders!
-Great sound (well same as Radio stations)
-Remembers frequency it was set to and last song played
-Has 3 modes of play (Single song all the time, random songs or list 1 by 1)
-It's head can move, so you can see where to plug in cards better

Cons: -Bad manual (Only a few functions were written on the cardboard it's packed on, not all
-SD card slot isn't fixed/glued (I actualy managed to inserd a card inside the transmitter because the card went under the slot and into the emptiness inside.
-When pluged in and your not listening to transmitter, other radio station's reception was a bit worse then normal.
-Remote died after only 1 minute of use (now only 5 buttons work)
-The 2.5mm jack is actualy 3.5mm (For me that's a Pros though) Might be just a typo.
-It displays FM frequency all the time, song number might be more usefull (though you see that number when you change songs)

Other: Plugs in nicely.
I tried SD, USB both worked. Love it that FM can even read songs in folders so you can organise a lot easier.
The manual said not to use folders, but it still played them normaly even though i made several, each with 20 songs inside.

Pros: - Really really cheap
- Device works great and is easy to use. Just set an FM frequency and you're good to go
- FM reception is very clear! Didn't expect that at this price

Cons: - Could be a little more easy to use
- When plugged in, FM reception can get a little "fuzzy" on other channels
- Manual is pretty small and doesn't give a lot of useful information. But it's easy to figure out how it works
- 3,5mm leed was broken on mine, but had some lying around. You can use any 3,5mm leed.

Other: Just buy it if you need it!

Pros: It does the job, mostly. 0.05 MHz step interval.

Cons: Have not yet found out if it can remember frequency setting, when power is turned off. Otherwise it starts at 87.5 MHz when powered up. No real manual. 'Manual' states lower frequency as 87 MHz, but it loops around at 87.5. Starts playing from the top after power-up. Does not work with radios running RDS! I can turn that system off while listening to the player, though. With RDS turned on, the receiver starts scanning for other stations after a few seconds.

Other: Cheap, but working, device. Probably more useful in the US than here in Europe