Why does my itrip not work

Also used it with an iPad. Is undiscoverable by any device as it doesn't turn on, so it remans a relatively expensive lump of plastic. Still no response from MobileFun in relation to this issue. This was my first purchase from the site too, which is worth noting. I haven't been able to find anything in the system relating to your query, so if you could contact us again we will contact you ASAP to resolve this for you.

Very happy with service and product. I bought a mobile fun headphones with a jack and due to this great invention I can continue using them and have no further outlay so can afford this great item! Also I lye in bed with the Bluetooth under the pillow and pillow speaker can pick up signal and means NO cables! Thanks MF!! This item improves the sound so much that it makes headphones sound better than wired. The only drawback I have found is that they don't survive being washed with your Tshirt very well.

That's why I've had to buy another one. New iPhone made me look for a Bluetooth adapter. Easy to set up clips to your clothes or I clip it to the headphones themselves. The the volume and play buttons are what make this. Pros: very easy to connect, battery life, audio quality for music is good.

It not excellent. Cons: very poor audio quality on phone calls, buttons sometimes do not respond on first attempt, delay in audio while watching videos Overall, if your main use of this product is to convert your wired headphones to Bluetooth, you will be satisfied.

Anything other then that, you will be disappointed. You get what you pay for. This product always holds a strong connection. It's ease of use is emphasised by its auto-connect feature. I use it daily, in the car.

The clip works very well, the audio cuts out only at the extreme edge of the standard bluetooth range. Very easy to pair. Oct 23, PM. Dec 5, PM. Question: Q: iTrip not working. More Less. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate.

Browse Search. Ask a question. The broadcaster sits between the adapter and the connector that fits in your Apple device; it has three button controls that allow you to scan for, or manually select, unused frequencies.

The current frequency is displayed on a small LCD. There's also a free app from Griffin that lets you tune, save, and recall the best frequencies for different locales. I tested the iTrip Auto here in San Francisco, with its myriad radio stations, using my own self-installed, aftermarket Pioneer radio. As you might guess, music played when my iPod was connected via USB sounded the best, closely followed by the mini-stereo connection, then the iTrip Auto, then Bluetooth.

Subjectively, the broadcast sound decent, but thinner than direct-connect, and it required some EQ'ing to compensate--standard for the technology. There was also the occasional static, though this was highly dependent upon my location under electric-bus wires was somewhat noisy , where I set the unit in my car, and the frequency I used.

Results will also vary with your car antenna's location and receiver quality. All in all, it wasn't a bad experience. The mirrored surface on the Griffin iTrip Auto's display is distracting and nearly illegible during daylight. The iTrip's long cable may be too messy for neat freaks. As the name implies, the iTrip Auto can be used only in your car. The Griffin iTrip Auto can only bring distraction and eye strain. Last year's more useable model can be found for half the price.

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