Wiki In-Car MP3 Player

The Wiki Car MP3 Player is powered by, and sits in, your in-car cigarette lighter socket, (it will work with both a 12v or 24v output). You then have three ways in which you can play your music. Either using a direct line in from your MP3 player/iPhone, insert a SD/MMC memory card, or a USB flash drive with MP3 formatted tracks. The Wiki Car MP3 will then transmit your music via low power FM radio frequency to your car stereo. Simply ensure that your car radio and your Wiki are on the same frequency, et voila, you’ve got an in-car MP3 player at your fingertips.

There are 206 frequencies between 87.5-108MHz to choose from, it has a tilting clear 1.4 screen display that shows you the track name, your chosen frequency and EQ. Buttons to the side and the top of the Wiki control skip, play and pause, it supports folder music storage, and has four different repeat modes. All in all this is one neat gizmo and it’s pretty amazing to be able to play all your music in your car, through such an efficient, simple and easy to use interface, for such a ludicrously cheap price. Looks good, works well, the epitome of a good gadget.