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The Best Bluetooth Car Kit

  • 17-11-2006 12:36pm
    #1
    Flying
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    I have been looking around at several bluetooth car kits but I am still unsure what is the best to go for.

    I have Primarily being looking at Parrott's but they are very expensive.

    So what kits do you use and what kind of review can you give on them


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  • #2
    BreadBoard
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    Well I use the Nokia N70 with the Nokia Universal Holder and Nokia Wireless Headset HS-54W. Does the job for me. Cost about €60 altogether for the holder and headset on eBay.


  • #3
    viking
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,504 ✭✭✭viking


    Avoid the SE HCB-300, worked fine for 9 months then died and took the fuse with it. Sent it back and it took 9 weeks to get fixed and returned cos they were out of stock and it worked again but only for 3 weeks. Now it wont pair with any phones and its out of warranty.

    Utter sh1te build quality for Sony Ericsson. Cost a fair bit too so I'm pissed off that I wasted so much money on it


  • #4
    skearon
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,869 ✭✭✭skearon


    Flying wrote:
    I have been looking around at several bluetooth car kits but I am still unsure what is the best to go for.

    I have Primarily being looking at Parrott's but they are very expensive.

    So what kits do you use and what kind of review can you give on them

    Look at the Parrot CK3100 or 3200 Colour, my CK3100 has worked well with all my phones, plus Parrot offer regular firmware updates to support new phones


  • #5
    DublinWriter
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,558 ✭✭✭DublinWriter


    Flying wrote:
    So what kits do you use and what kind of review can you give on them
    I have one of these...

    http://www.ciao.co.uk/Pioneer_DEH_P_9800_BT__6504889

    Yes, I know it's not strictly speaking a kit, but it has the beauty of muting/pausing whatever you have playing when you get a call and will continue playing your CD after you hang-up and you don't have the mess of a dedicated BT kit in the car aswell.


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