Testseek.co.uk have collected 4 expert reviews of the New Potato Technologies TuneLink Auto and the average rating is 70%. Scroll down and see all reviews for New Potato Technologies TuneLink Auto.
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Abstract: As an at-home followup to New Potato's prior TuneLink Auto, TuneLink Home ($100) combines two features that haven't been seen together in a single unit. In addition to Bluetooth audio streaming from your iOS device to a speaker system -- with 100 prom...
simple setup, easy to use, lets you choose whether you want a hard connection to your car stereo or you want to use a FM transmitter, USB charging port lets you charge your iPad along with other devices, automatically switches to a Bluetooth headset if yo
What needs improvement: I wish the company would offer a discounted to pack since I would love to have one of these in each of our cars. As it stands now that would be over $200
Easy set up and no cables getting in the way, Very little interference when broadcasting on most frequencies, Can be shared among multiple devices in a single car
Changing transmission frequency requires looking at screen, which can be a distraction when driving, Not immediately clear that it supports apps outside the TuneLink app, Doesn't work with nano, Shuffle, Classic, or old iPods
Despite these drawbacks, the strengths of the TuneLink Auto--especially the great audio quality--are strong indeed. Consider this one strongly. Disclosure: Review samples were provided by the manufacturer. For more information, please see our Ethics P...
Abstract: The key piece of TuneLink Auto is a surprisingly unassuming black plastic bulb designed to work solely in a car’s cigarette lighter power ports. Plug it in and a blue light around its front surface will illuminate, ringing an auxiliary audio out port ...
