Best Bluetooth hands free cell phone device
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JK Jedi
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From: So. Cal.
Well, apparently the piece of shit motorola I bought is just that.. 
Not like I can return it after it's been in my ear. Talk about a waste of $$$. 
I have the doors and windows off, top still on. Let me know if the Jawbone sounds OK. I don't usually have a problem hearing, it's the person on the other end who does. 
Not like I can return it after it's been in my ear. Talk about a waste of $$$. I have the doors and windows off, top still on. Let me know if the Jawbone sounds OK. I don't usually have a problem hearing, it's the person on the other end who does. One of the parrot kits mentioned in the beginning of this thread looks like the way to go. It hooks into the back of the head unit. When a call comes in it switches the sound to your speakers making it easier to hear also.
The mic mounts up by the dash somewhere.
JK Jedi
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From: Foresthill, CA
I got it at BestBuy. You think they would take back a used earpiece? Seems a little weird but if they will then I'm all for it. I would like to find somthig that works better. I hate this thing in my ear..not comfortable at all. In fact, it hurts when I push on it to answer a call. 
After what you describe, I would be making them take it back.
Bring it with the box If possiblle (messed up as it may be) --->your receipt.
...Ever so kindly let them know in fact that it isn't suitable and the product is NOT what you were told it was.
They will refund you.
JK Freak
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I have a wired earpiece, seems to work okay with the top down, I do have element doors though...not exactly doors OFF but pretty close. I actually have been leaving it clipped to my seatbelt....seems everyone is sooooo caught up in the bluetooth hype they forgot about wires. I have a Garmin with bluetooth and it works okay with the doors and top on....off I think wired is the way to go...try it, they're cheap reliable and in my limited experience work well.
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JK Jedi
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I have a wired earpiece, seems to work okay with the top down, I do have element doors though...not exactly doors OFF but pretty close. I actually have been leaving it clipped to my seatbelt....seems everyone is sooooo caught up in the bluetooth hype they forgot about wires. I have a Garmin with bluetooth and it works okay with the doors and top on....off I think wired is the way to go...try it, they're cheap reliable and in my limited experience work well.
JK Junkie
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From: Boston, MA
JK Freak
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From: toronto, ontario canada
i have this. it's not bad for what i paid for it. sometimes there are issues w/the mic / delay, but like w/any phone it works better w/the windows up! i haven't tried it out top down yet tho.
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JK Jedi
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Originally Posted by Rubimon View Post
Some one told me the plantronics 520 is a good one. Anybody have one that can vouch for it.
Some one told me the plantronics 520 is a good one. Anybody have one that can vouch for it.