FM tuner is available on your iPod/iPhone, Hardware is small, easy to travel with, and looks great, iFM Radio Browser brings online contextual information to existing radio stations
RDS information is mysteriously missing from the larger of the two apps, You cannot use your iPhone/iPod to do anything else while running the application (Apple issue, not Griffin), FM Radio may not be worth the price tag and hassle anymore
This product does not perform entirely elegantly, but it is a fully functional FM tuner. Part of this is not Griffin’s fault but is in part due to limitation on how the iPhone can be used by third party hardware. Multitasking support and access to the...
Great interface, small design, includes a few functions in one unit
Cables routed out of the bottom, no AM tuning
As we said before, the iFM is a cool addition to any iPod, especially when you want to hear something other than your music, but the newest version is not as nice as its predecessor.
Abstract: Griffin Technology’s iFM is absolutely fabulous in its primary capacity—receiving radio broadcasts. This redeeming factor only barely makes up for its other shortcomings. Don’t let the diminutive size fool you. The iFM is a hearty FM rad...
Abstract: Quick Take: The Apple iPod is capable of a lot of functions, but it still lacks an FM radio, which makes for a significant ding on its report card. Luckily, there are now several add-ons that bring an FM tuner to the worlds most popular MP3 player. On...
Abstract: Editor’s Note: Originally posted August 26, 2005, updated December 7, 2005 with iFM Radio and Remote for iPod with Dock Connector Version section at bottom, and new Pros and Cons at top. If you’re looking for a version of iFM to use with a 5G...
Abstract: Most iPod accessories fall under one of a few categories—speakers, docks, cases, FM transmitters, voice recorders, and remotes. We were taken back a bit when Griffin Technology released the iFM, a small device that crosses the boundaries to include...
Abstract: Always wanted a remote control and FM radio for your iPod? Well griffin think they have the answer with the new IFM. Compatible with 3 and 4G iPods it can even record the radio.
Works with a wide range of devices; simple interface; small transmitter
Can't rename favourite stations; tricky to answer calls when using the iFM with an iPhone
The iFM works well with older iPods without a touch screen, where you’re less likely to use applications, but it's less usable with the iPhone and iPod Touch. Despite this the iFM is still a functional way to get FM radio on your iPod or iPhone, even ...
