Product Description

Unlimited iPod power via your car's DC power

Product Details

• Color: White
• Brand: Belkin
• Model: F8V7067-APL
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: 5.00" h x 2.50" w x 9.00" l, .32 pounds

Features

• Compatibility: iPod 3G, 4G, 5G, 6G; nano 1G, 2G, 3G; iPod touch; iPod mini
• Connects your iPod player to your car's power source and provides unlimited play and standby time
• Lets you know you are properly connected via an illuminated LED indicator
• Engineered with a replaceable safety fuse to protect from potentially damaging power surges or short circuits
• Features a DC input jack that allows you to simultaneously power your FM Transmitter on the road, thereby preserving battery life

Amazon.com Product Description
The Belkin F8V7067-APL Mobile Power Cord for iPod with Dock Connector connects your iPod player to your car's power source and provides unlimited play and standby time. And with the Belkin mobile power cord, you will know you are properly connected by its illuminated LED indicator.

Engineered with a replaceable safety fuse to protect from potentially damaging power surges or short circuits, this unit features a DC input jack, which when used with the Belkin F8V3080-APL TuneCast II Mobile FM Transmitter that includes a DC power cable, allows you to simultaneously power your FM Transmitter on the road, thereby preserving battery life.

Compatible with any iPod with a 30-pin dock connector--including the iPod nano 1G, iPod nano 2G, iPod mini, iPod 3G, iPod 4G (Click Wheel), iPod color, and iPod 5G/5.5G Video--the Belkin F8V7067 comes in a white that complements your iPod, and is backed by Belkin's lifetime warranty.

What's in the Box
Belkin F8V7067-APL mobile power cord, and warranty information.

From the Manufacturer
The Mobile Power Cord connects your iPod player to your car's power source and provides unlimited play and standby time. You'll know your Mobile Power Cord is properly connected by its illuminated LED indicator. The unit is engineered with a replaceable safety fuse to protect from potentially damaging spikes or short circuits. When used with the Belkin TuneCast II Mobile FM Transmitter (F8V3080-APL, includes DC power cable), you can power your FM Transmitter while on the road and preserve battery life.

Features

• Provides unlimited play time for your iPod
• Features replaceable safety fuse
• Provides a DC input jack (works with F8V3080-APL TuneCast II Mobile FM Transmitter)
• The TuneCast II Mobile FM Transmitter (Belkin part number F8V3080-APL) includes a DC cable that, when used with the Mobile Power Cord, provides additional power for your Mobile FM Transmitter.
• Comes with a Belkin Lifetime Warranty

Customer Reviews

Better than using the FM transmitter
This is an extremely useful product for people who want to listen to their iPods in their car.
It beats having an FM transmitter if you connect a cassette adapter to the charger's audio jack, because then
1) Only 1 cable connects your iPod to the charger, and you get both power for the iPod and audio from the car speakers.
2) The iPod automatically goes into pause when your car (and its speakers) is turned off... something the FM transmitter cannot possibly do. This is perhaps the most underrated and undermentioned feature of the iPod and this charger. You no longer have to fiddle around with the iPod to stop it when you park your car.

A great alternative to the F8V7058-APL
Belkin's F8V7058-APL Auto kit (the newest auto kit from Belkin) for the IPod gets some mixed reviews.

If you're OK with having a tried and true device then this is the car adapter for you. This mobile power cord is great and if you buy the Belkin Tunecast II IPod version, you can power the FM transmitter off of the power cord (using a 14 inch DC power cable that comes with the Tunecast II model F8V3080-APL).

It works perfectly, has a light and it has a fuse that can be easily replaced. Save yourself the money and get this rock-solid, perfectly great AC adapter. It functions exactly as you would expect.

killed my ipod
this item has killed my ipod twice. the first time i wasnt sure if it was just a faulty ipod so i had it replaced because it was still under apple's 1 year warrenty, but this time it is no longer covered. i am now filing a claim with belkin and they may be replacing it, but seriously, why even risk this?

i wish i never bought this.