It is also horrible at finding the best radio station to use.

but once you find a good station it is not bad for the most part.

The transmitter easily picks the three clearest stations when you press the smartscan button and saves them into three pre-set slots

Takes the hassle out of manually scanning for a free station.

Doesn't always pick up a good station, so he ends up switching the channel 4 or 5 times to get one with good reception

(I'm having a much harder time finding a usable station than I had with the old one - it seems like this one is picking up stations that the old one couldn't, which makes the sound quality terrible).

I have 2 stations that I toggle between but on any given day, one of them works nearly perfectly.

I'd lose a station every few blocks, and when I was able to minimize the static, the music sounded like it was playing on an AM station (tinny, no bass, mainly drums and vocals, etc.)

Sometimes one is better than the other, but it is great not to have to manually search for another available station

However, the FM transmitter is under powered and the Smartscan didn't find good stations for me.

It does pick out 3 stations during the scan but likes to keep going to the same stations.

I don't know why it didn't blow a