monster beats review thing we noticed about the iCarPlay 300 is the glass faceplate on the front, which is a brilliant magnet for fingerprints and dust. On the front are also 3 old school plastic covered buttons accompanied by an LED display which looks straight out of a mid-90s elevator. The last thing you’ll notice, and perhaps the biggest turn-off for many, is the straight base where the adapter is fixed. What this means is that this FM adapter will never sit

flush when attached to your iPod or iPhone.iCase is a handy package that would make a good gift for a new iPod user who's planning to user his/her iPod in the car and otherwise travel with it a lot. The InCase Travel Pack is nice its black nylon fabric is sleek and sturdy, the orange trim reminds me a lot of Waterfield Designs' bags, and the curved, oversized rubber zipper pulls are a nice touch. The interior actually seems a bit complicated, with its

monster headphones dedicated iPod holder and two-pouch system for securing the iCharger and its (attached) cable. But the Case does provide a lot of storage for small items. Oddly enough, given that iPod is a hard drive device, the packaging touts the many slots on the inner left sleeve as being perfect for flash memory cards (though it does mention they'd be good for business cards or other "flat" items, as well).Monster has long been in the business

monster ipod car of making premium cables and accessories for home audio and video systems. Their Monster Cable speaker wire is the upgrade of choice for would-be audiophiles on a budget -- like yours truly -- and connoisseurs of esoteric, high-end a equipment alike. In the past few years Monster has expanding their offerings to include a component cables and, more recently, portable audio gear. They've now introduced a line of iPod-specific accessories including the iCase Travel Pack, which they sent us for review.

The iCase Travel Pack for iPod consists of an InCase nylon pouch outfitted with a customized interior meant to hold your iPod and accessories. The pouch comes pre-packed with a Monster iCharger auto adapter and iSplitter headphone adapter (both of which are also available separately). iCharger lets you power your iPod through a car cigarette lighter, while the iSplitter allows you to "share the music" by splitting your single

monster beats amazon earphone jack into two 1/8" mini-stereo outputs. Remember that scene in "About Last Night" where Rob Lowe uses the dual-headphone gambit to score a cute chick? Probably not ... but if you do, you get the idea of the iSplitter.Stop fumbling with CDs or going without your favorite tunes, and start playing your iPod wirelessly through your car's FM radio. Monster iCarPlay Wireless 200 lets you enjoy all your music and keep your iPod charged up at the same time.