Sony MEX-BT5700U Xplod Bluetooth CD Receiver

Pros
- Streams audio from iPhone and iPod touch wirelessly over Bluetooth
- Supports iPhone phonebook and dialing
- Charges and plays content from iPods
Cons
- Lousy display
- Awkwardly placed USB connector
- Clumsy list navigation
$300
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