MONSTER MBLFMXMTR300 RadioPlay 300

Pros: -Works in most cities.
-When it does work, it is very clear.
-Pretty inexpensive for the feature list.

Cons: -A little confusing to use without the directions.
-The audio plug actually broke and I had to replace it after about 5 months.
-Not the strongest of transmitters.

Other Thoughts: I've used quite a few other transmitters and this is the best by far but it is not near as good as I had hoped.

Pros: It seems very powerful and overwhelms close by stations and cars that drive by with transmitters of their own. Definite good in an urban area. Handles voice well without much background hiss that most players have.

Cons: Treble is simply missing! I bought this to use with my new Creative Zen 32GB (darn ... I missed the X-Fi by days!). The audio dynamic range is simply not there! I like bass and I like treble. Bass is fine, but treble is completely lacking. I tried raising the equalizer in my Zen [and tried with my iPod] and it simply doesn't transmit it. My TransPod for my iPod delivers on treble very well ... but it lets through a lot of hiss and obviously won't work with my Zen, so I want a universal transmitter that can handle my requirements. If it wasn't for the lack of treble, this would be the best I have used and would get a 5 rating.

Other Thoughts: Consider the Kensington ... reviews look good ... I am getting one now.