It’s a good FM transmitter when it comes to sound. The quality of the music is excellent compared to a lot of FM transmitters on the market. It’s pretty easy to use, you just match the FM station on the Flexpod to the station on your car radio. It does what you expect it to do.

Some improvements from the old Flexpod are:

-New hands-free call microphone

-Rubberized DC barrel for better grip in the outlet

-Surge protection

-Black silicon rubber grips with wider wings to fit more iPhones and iPods with cases

-Fully rotating head so you can view it in landscape or vertical

-Better FM chipset

It performs well just like the old one, but with the added features the product has deinfitely taken a step up.

Hands-free can be tricky sometimes. Call quality is REALLY GOOD when you have a good station with little interference, and when you have 4 or 5 bars. If conditions aren’t very good, the call quality can have some static. With the old version, sometimes people would have a hard time hearing my voice(due to interfence or something i’m not sure why…), but now there is a mini built-in microphone that picks up voice so that problem seems to be fixed with this new version.

I have friends that have Belkin and Griffin brands, but the FM signal doesn’t seem to be as good… I like mine, and I think they paid something like $70.00 from costco for theirs.
Rating: 5 / 5