The best I've tried, and I live in Phoenix
587897
It's interesting how many reviews of FM transmitters seem to have more to do with the airwaves where the reviewer lives than the actual product itself.  I live in Phoenix, 5th largest US city, where it is nearly impossible to find an empty frequency.  I drive 25 miles to work each day, crossing the valley and thus a frequency that might have been empty when I left home will no longer be empty downtown.  However, I have found this to be no problem for the iTrip.  I opened the box, let the iTrip find the clearest frequency, and haven't had to touch it since (1 month now).  It is nice and slim, dangles between my center console and my seat (out of view), and I only need one power socket for both the iTrip and my Windows phone.  The static is minimal, only barely audible when no music is playing, never audible when playing tunes.  My antenna is on the back end of my roof, and even with the iTrip on the floor in the front seat, it transmits clearly.  Try it, it will most likely work for you too.  If not, you can always return it.
451175
Living in Phoenix I wanted a thermal bag to bring some groceries home in. So far (it's only hit 100 so far this year) it keeps my perishables cold for the ride home.
4102437
Well, I've found another new favorite author.  I like the style and suspense and occasional humor.  But I also like that his books are based in Phoenix.  I live in southern Arizona and while I don't get to Phoenix that often, but I recognize the landmarks, etc. as well as his descriptions of the desert.  That improves my reading experience.  I plan to read the entire series.  Highly recommended.
1094656
Yumm yumm my wife's favorite.  We are from Detroit.  We grew up on Fago Rock and Rye.  Can't get the stuff at store's here in Phoenix
3173175
I love this. I live in Arizona and during the summer it is too hot to ride outside unless I get up ridiculously early. It was incredible noisy at first, but then I discovered trainer tires (which don't have tread), and it changed everything. I can easily watch tv while riding and I don't have to turn it up nearly as high as possible.
4791409
Every recipe I've tried so far has been outstanding.  At first I was disappointed that there were very few pictures of the food, but in fact I think this has made me braver - I've liked the dishes so much that I'm now working my way through even the ones that didn't appeal to me at first glance.  Favorites so far include Beef Stew with Mushrooms and Barley, Spiced Coconut Chicken and Rice, Quick Chicken Tikka Masala, Chickpea Curry, and Lamb Curry. I've made every dish in "Vegetables", "Soups, Stews, and Chilies", and "Beef, Lamb, and Pork", and the poultry dishes in "Seafood and Poultry".

The recipes all require a variety of fresh ingredients, so dishes usually require a trip to the grocery store (i.e., these aren't "fast weeknight dinners with canned soups and processed foods" like many modern cookbooks).  Luckily, everything has been easy to find in my US small town grocery, despite the fact that I've been focusing on many of the Asian/International dishes.  The recipes tend to require a bit of prep (20-30 minutes max), such as browning the meat (still in the InstantPot) or picking cooked chicken off the bones, but nothing difficult, and the directions are clear and easy.  I've even learned a few new techniques such as "deglazing" after cooking meat.  The recipes I mention above also freeze really well, so I'll cook 2-3 on a weekend, and then defrost them for dinner throughout the week.
2826278
Worked in my big home in Los Angeles and worked in my apt in phoenix. It's the same stuff the pros use. When my exterminator came he was suprised amazon sold the same product they use
642328
This was what I was lacking in trying to grow a lush, green lawn. I have tried every major brand out there, S*&##'s, P+^^~^@#&n, R+`+-'s, you name it. I followed directions, I bought a sizable tiller and dug the soil to a 10" depth, sowed the seed per directions, raked it in and then spread wheatstraw and watered it. I spread lime, fertilizer and weed control. They all sprouted and grew till the heat of a Georgia summer took its toll and before the Fourth of July it was beginning to develop rigor mortis. So, I did some searching and found this; I bought a small amount last year and tried it, and the proof was this spring when approximately 50% of what I grew last year came back. That is a phenomenal percentage for my circumstances (our yard is covered with dozens of fully mature hardwoods: red oaks, Southern maples, hickories, poplars, post oaks and they produce a huge volume of leaves in the fall that preclude seeding then and that drop the ph like a lead brick when the tannic acid leaches out). So I purchased a larger amount and seeded the entire yard, which is now covered with a lush, green carpet of emerald velvet. This is some of the prettiest grass you can imagine, and that is with a month of May in which we had no rainfall whatsoever. None. There are spots that need to be filled in next spring but that will be done, along with a proper reseeding, and I am confident that with a modicum of care and maintenance our yard will be a welcome, cooler place to enjoy our outdoors for years to come. This product does exactly what it says it will do if you do your share of the equation.
4320317
One of my favorites, even taste better than local buys
3198794
I won't buy anything else. You have the best spices and there is nowhere around where I live that carries your product but the tiny one and the garlic salt w/parsley.
4549233
Better than most I've tried on Amazon or in the grocery stores.
1734116
Yeah, this stuff is amazingly tasty. I don't know why it beats other pancake mixes like it does, but it does. The consistency is perfect, with a kind of vanilla finish on the palate. My wife turned me on to Snoqualmie, but it's only available widely out West. If you're trapped back East, mail order is the only way, it seems, and hoo-wee are the prices steep for pancake mix... But when you've found the right thing, well, you know what to do.
95532
Received a second unit from manufacture due to Phoenix heat being so harsh. So far this new one is holding up in the extreme summer heat of Phoenix, after placing the unit in a different location.

When installing in a hot climate:I found it best to keep the unit as much covered as possible and not in direct sun light. In fact do not install on the windshield directly but if you have to then keep it up in the darkened area except for the camera lens itself.

Added unit to the dash instead of the windshield this time. This way I can cover the unit with a sun shade while not in use.

Good: Power wires included and with a lot of extra length.
Rear camera is pretty well made and easy to place.

CMOS sensor makes any movement a bit blurry but definitely useful. Vehicle has to be fairly close to make out the license plate# but was able to. Will put up samples of both front and rear shortly.
221886
Brilliant. I went foraging right away in my own front yard...i live in Pacifica on the beach and the row of apt buildings has so many of these items.
2618932
This mix is the best I've found, is easy to make, and tastes the best.
3910615
I'm such a fan of Palouse Brand.  They're local to the PNW and I'm in love with their products!  After going through a bag of small brown lentils I had to restock, but this time around I got the combo pack with Garbanzo beans.  I can't wait to experiment with my own hummus!
3507294
It's not the cheapest but it is the best I've tried.  It's worth the money.  I love that my energy doesn't rise and crash like traditional coffee.  The mix of matcha and green tea and coffee beans give me sustained energy without the jitters.  My throat isn't bothered from the acid either.  The dark roast is great if you like strong coffee (think Starbucks) like I do.  I'm very happy with this and have it on automatic order!