Awesome 600mw transmitter
934564
Absolutely  blown away by this cheap transmitter. I used the the 200mw eachine transmitters and they work decently well during the fall and winter months but as soon as spring hit and the foliage started coming back, I would get really bad video going around trees and small buildings that were only about 50 meters from me. I haven't tested the full range of this 600mw transmitter  from AKK, but I flew three packs today on race band and my video was rock solid. No dropouts going around trees or buildings. I would recommend this transmitter to anyone. Especially those new to the hobby.
3470878
By far the best transmitter I have every used. I use to have a $40 belkin and it did not work well at all. The remote is crap so don't bother using it. I do like the adjustable stand. I would recommend this over any of the mainstream devices. It is great how well it works
2836390
Love this little transmitter. Arrived fast and in perfect condition. Very easy to operate and sends a nice crisp signal. Will definitely buy more of these for my other  crafts.
2120410
Easy to use and puts out 16.4 watts to a 50 ohm dummy load, meter is a Bird 43. after running the transmitter for one hour the unit showed no heat at all. I then changed the resistors around to give me a 1.5:1 SWR. after another hour, still no heat at all. I then sent some tunes from a CD player into a EQ then to the transmitter. I could get the sound to match any radio station's quality. The only con is the fan makes some noise as it moves air through the vent and against the heat sink. The noise is not bad and easy to get around. The unit has a vent in the bottom, make sure not to block this in any way. The power supply is junk and will likely add a hum to the signal. I had no plans on using it so it never made it out of the factory box. I use a high end power supply running 12.70VDC into a 10ahr battery and then to the xmitter. The dead carrier is 100% clean. I would of been happy with saving a little money and not having the antenna and power supply in the box. If you are series about the quality of your signal, get a good power supply. If your series about the range of your signal and the health of your transmitter, buy or make a good antenna and make sure your SWR are 1.5;1 or better. I gave this unit 5 stars because the transmitter works perfect.
2782221
I've never needed a RF extender before. My electrician told me that the ones he usually recommends we're $300 - $400. I saw this and thought I'd give it a shot. After charging the batteries overnight, it literally took one minute to set this up and have it working. I plugged the transmitter into the remote, plugged in the receiver, plugged in the cable, placed the cable in front of the remote eye of the STB and powered it on. This worked exactly as advertised and the price was 1/10th the cost of others. I highly recommend this unit.
3354749
This transmitter using 5.8Ghz is better than my old one using 2.4Ghz. The signals are stronger and there is no interference when walking in between the two units.
1662620
This has been the perfect transmitter for me as a beginner.  Easy to use and understand and it hasn't given me any trouble.  So far I've used this with my MQX and Armattan quads and I love it.
2816495
This is the best fm transmitters I've ever owned. I haven't had a single problem with the audio. Not a single static noise. Only problem I have is with the mic. People can barely hear me on the other line.
4124852
I am very impressed with the AFT 100 FM transmitter.  I honestly wasn't expecting a whole lot after doing some research on FM transmitters that I wanted to use in conjunction with my MP3 player.  But this transmitter works great for me with both my MP3 player and also with my car dual screen video player.  My kids love that they can watch a movie and then hear the audio come through the car stereo which is of much better quality and loudness than the speakers on the video players.  We do not live in a metropolitan area and so that may make some difference and also our vehicles all have external antennas instead of embedded windshield antennas - not sure if that makes a difference or not.  Overall, I am very satisfied with this product - it does what it should do and based on my experience does it very well.
4958675
l bought this transmitter for a trip where I needed to get a rental for a week.  Since the rental was half a continent away, there was no way for me to physically inspect the car to see if it had Bluetooth, an aux outlet, Cd or tape player (yeah, I know...WHAT'S THAT??? lol).  Anyway, for $7 with decent reviews, I figured I couldn't go wrong with this transmitter.

Let me start this off by saying I have had quite a few transmitters for various vehicles, ranging from Bluetooth transmitters, to Bluetooth FM Tapedeck transmitters, etc.  This one, to me is definitely up to par.

[Appearance]
I was using a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 on my trip and the transmitter fit it perfectly, in that the FM numbers faced the correct way in the proper orientation (not upside down or anything) and the transmitter was actually perfectly centered on the top of the phone.

[OUT OF THE BOX]
The transmitter is small and lightweight and doesn't really look like a $7 item, which is a good thing.  It is small enough to put in a pocket or pocketbook, if needed.  It came in nice packaging with a manual (for those who have not used FM transmitters in the past), a cigarette lighter charger and a fairly short USB charging cable.  For the price, I didn't really even expect that much and was happy it was all included.

[EASE OF USE]
I have to say this is the easiest transmitter that I have used to recent date.  Because it plugs right into your phone, there is no need to pair it with your phone or anything.  This is where some have problems with Bluetooth transmitters.  This is as Plug-and-Play as you can get. For those that have not used a transmitter like this:  Charge the transmitter for about 3 hours (although it will work for a while out of the box). Simply plug it into your phone.  Turn the transmitter on.  On your radio find a static filled channel (a channel that there is no broadcast), lets say, 89.1.  Then on the transmitter press the right or left side to go to that channel.  That's it.  I was playing music in literally 30 seconds of plugging the transmitter in.  A nice thing with this transmitter, like many others, you can use it while it is plugged up and being charged.  There is even a filling battery meter on the transmitter screen that shows you are charging. After my trip, I gave it to my son and he keeps his plugged while using it, all the time with no issues.

[THE NEGATIVE - thus the 1 star drop]
There is only one negative that I have found.  That is, and the manufacturer DOES mention it in the instructions, this transmitter won't plug all the way into your phone if there is a case on it.  That's a big negative for me, as I use aluminum bumper cases for my Note 4 and although these cases are thin, the stem that plugs into the phone is just not long enough. If you have a VERY thin TPU skin case, it will work, but just barely.  There are only 2 ways around this (if you don't have nor want a TPU case): have your phone go naked and protection-less while in the car (yikes) or get a 3.5mm Jack Extender.  I ended up getting an extender because I didn't want all the wear and tear on my phone from taking off and putting the case back on my phone to use the transmitter.  Getting an extender effectively pushed the overall price of my listening experience up to about $14, which still is not bad.  I think the manufacturer can get around this by making the plug just a few mm's longer.

So, with all of that said, I do like the transmitter.  It turns out my rental had Bluetooth AND an Aux Port, so this item wasn't really necessary, even though I DID use it a few times...since I did purchase it.  But my son has a very thin TPU case on his Galaxy S6 and LOVES IT, so I guess that's all that counts.  You really can't go wrong with this inexpensive transmitter.
1233229
I got this receiver to use in my ZMR250 quadcopter to use with my Spectrum dx6 transmitter. It works great I only really fly about 500 meters of range so I haven't tested it further than that but it works great. I tested it on my bench with a variable power supply and it does not brownout when you drop the power down. I previously used the ar610x which came with my transmitter and I had problems with it cutting out, the antenna tip fell off in a crash, and eventually it just stopped working altogether.

I would have given it 5 stars but my only problem is the pins stick through the board really far and the double sided foam tape they give you to attach the receiver to your frame is not thick enough. I could see a problem with this if the pins stick through the foam tape and touch the carbon fiber body of my quad they could short out the receiver and possibly even cause problems for the flight controller. Just be sure to use extra thick foam tape, or snip off the protruding pins from the bottom.

I will be ordering more lemonrx's though this will be my new go-to receiver.
3661591
Amazing transmitter for the price, I would highly recommend this to other beginners. One of the primary reasons that I decided on this model is that it works with Liftoff (sim, get it on Steam) when combined with a USB adapter cable. I went with this one: https://www.amazon.com/Hooshion-Simulator-Helicopter-Airplane-Controller/dp/B00DFDTU9G and it's working great. I can't wait to use this in a real world setting with the Eachine x220!
1768549
I didn't expect much from this Mcally FM transmitter, but it's a champ. Setup is easy, but don't forget to turn the volume down in your car before your start it as the noise could startle you. Once the car is started, activate the transmitter, then turn on your player. Contrary to what another reviewer said about the volume being low, he advised turning up the car radio volume to compensate. It works much better if you turn up the player's volume. Sound is then crystal clear.

I like audio books and this thing insures that I'll be able to listen to my .mp3 device in any car anywhere.

This thing is a gem. It's built to last.
3836320
Contrary to the other review here where it got 1 star, I've used my MZ 18 for a year now and absolutely love it. The build quality is fantastic, and is by far the best bang for your buck. It comes with a hard case, two recievers, batteries, and even the USB cables to manually update software. The english isn't the best in the manual, but if you have any experience programming other transmitters it will get you by just fine. It is a joy to hold in your hands, not too heavy but enough that it feels solid. Every aspect of it is configurable, I use it for my RC cars as well as my helis and everything works seamlessly.

I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a more advanced transmitter.
2558303
This product is wonderful!  So much so, that we've ordered three transmitters to date.  The ease of use could not be simpler.  I would definitely recommend purchasing this product.
3247952
The DX6i  is a great, inexpensive transmitter.and will meet the needs of a beginner for a number of years to come.
4182958
Used to replace the stock antenna for my fpv video transmitter (Andoer TS351+RC805 5.8G FPV 200mW AV Video Audio Transmitter TX 2KM for 5.8GHz Rx Receiver) on my drone
definetly increased the signal range, now works to about 1000ft (max)