ClearScan technology, all iPods with dock connector supported, PRO sound setting

Can't run on batteries, only supports iPod units

We prefer the design of Belkin's TuneBase model, but the TuneCast Auto is still a worthy option boasting reasonable sound quality and the convenience of ClearScan technology.

Charges itself and iPod simultaneously. Clearscan lets you dodge radio interference. Practically idiot-proof.

No facility for portable use. iPod only. No holding cradle.

Belkin's latest take on iPod radio transmission offers automatic charging and channel scanning, but we're still left pining for features that previous models offered.

Charges itself and iPod simultaneously ; Clearscan lets you dodge radio interference ; Practically idiot-proof

No facility for portable use ; iPod only ; No holding cradle

At $99.95, the Tunecast Auto sits in a premium pricing position relative to other in-car FM tuners. It worked well for us in testing, and the ability to forget about batteries and keep your iPod charged for when you step out of the car makes it a good buy

Belkin got my money

auto tune never reliable, lots of interferrence, after a few months the connector broke open

Easy to Use, Seems to work for me

Clearscan goes to local radio stations

Simple design

Hopeless

iPhone compatible, Clear scan works really well, great quality sound, charges ipod / iphone

Sometimes have to crank the sound up, depends on location and frequency

very easy to use

doesn't seem to work

Intense simulated racing, Charges itself and iPod simultaneously, Clearscan lets you dodge radio interference, Practically idiot-proof

Still no damage model, No facility for portable use, iPod only, No holding cradle

Belkin's latest take on iPod radio transmission offers automatic charging and channel scanning, but we're still left pining for features that previous models offered.