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Portable Bluetooth Handsfree Car kit

walsheliz · 2006-11-19 21:07:33

I am in dire need of a portable handsfree car kit that is cigarette lighter powered and has excellent reception qualities.I change car a lot so I'd like it to be simple tomove as well as simple to use. I've been looking at the Kondor Visorblade and the Parrot and Motorola ones. Anyone with any experience of these. Thanks

19-11-2006 9:07pm

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walsheliz

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I am in dire need of a portable handsfree car kit that is cigarette lighter powered and has excellent reception qualities.I change car a lot so I'd like it to be simple tomove as well as simple to use.
I've been looking at the Kondor Visorblade and the Parrot and Motorola ones.
Anyone with any experience of these.

Thanks

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#2 19-11-2006 11:53pm

Sharp

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walsheliz wrote:

I am in dire need of a portable handsfree car kit that is cigarette lighter powered and has excellent reception qualities.I change car a lot so I'd like it to be simple tomove as well as simple to use.
I've been looking at the Kondor Visorblade and the Parrot and Motorola ones.
Anyone with any experience of these.

Thanks

Carphone warehouse doing these for €65 or £20 in Newry.

These

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#3 20-11-2006 10:10am

ablelocks

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i have a parrot one - relatively cheap, simple to install and set up and sound quality is fine. Supports voice commands.

I bought it from expansys, you may be able to find it cheaper elsewhere

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#4 20-11-2006 1:45pm

richieg

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I use the Jabra SP500, bought on ebay.
Great battery life and quality is great

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