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Title: Bad Desigh + Cheap Manufacturing = BAD PRODUCT
Review: Forget the range of the IRock's transmission (which is pathetic - I had to run an extension and place it at the rear of my car near the antennae to get decent reception.) My main complaint is with the bafflingly bad design - unless you have the space in your car to lay it out flat (and 2 sided tape to keep it from sliding around) it's going to end up dangling from your music player, and will put stress on the product's weakest point - the connection point. Sure enough, about a week after my 90 day warranty expired the connection was stressed and the right channel began cutting in and out.Avoid this tempting little device like the plague - you're much better off spending a few more bucks and getting a solid FM transmitter, and one that you can tune to any station - another downside of the IRock is its limit of 4 distinct tuning settings, each of which in Los Angeles has strong competition from local public radio.
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