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Posts: n/a Re: Anyone know of a good car kit for Razr SMS wrote:> LouisG wrote: >> looking for a handsfree car kit for my Razr ,, anyone have any >> recommendations?? > > If you're looking for a Bluetooth hands-free car speakerphone car kit, > not a headset, you don't have a lot of choices. Jabra has the SP100 and > SP500. Sony Ericsson has the HCB-100, Palm has the MV100. Sorry, I forgot the Motorola HF820, which is only $77 from Amazon.com.
Posts: n/a Re: Anyone know of a good car kit for Razr In message <441a54f4$0$95954$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net> SMS<scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote: >LouisG wrote: >> looking for a handsfree car kit for my Razr ,, anyone have any >> recommendations?? > >If you're looking for a Bluetooth hands-free car speakerphone car kit, >not a headset, you don't have a lot of choices. Jabra has the SP100 and >SP500. Sony Ericsson has the HCB-100, Palm has the MV100. The HF820/HF850 comes to mind too... From Motorola even. >Unfortunately, there is nothing like the Motorola Professional Hands >Free Car Kits, which connected power, an antenna, and a microphone & >speaker when you placed the phone in a cradle. It appears that the last >of the phones that can use the good car kits are the E810 and the V276. IIRC they still make those, in Bluetooth format too, just without the external antenna. I just recently bought car kits for my parents and was offered the hard install option, but since both my parents are in the process of changing vehicles, we went for the HF850s. -- Power corrupts. Absolute power is kind of neat.
Posts: n/a Re: Anyone know of a good car kit for Razr DevilsPGD wrote:> IIRC they still make those, in Bluetooth format too, just without the > external antenna. I just recently bought car kits for my parents and > was offered the hard install option, but since both my parents are in > the process of changing vehicles, we went for the HF850s. It's hard to know, as Motorola removed all information on them from their web site. If I had an E810, I'd probably combine the hang-up cup for power and antenna, with the BlueTooth speakerphone. I really like just sticking the phone in the hang-up cup, as much for the charging and antenna, as much as for the excellent speakerphone on the MPHFCK.
Posts: n/a Re: Anyone know of a good car kit for Razr "SMS" <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in message news:441a54f4$0$95954$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net... > LouisG wrote: >> looking for a handsfree car kit for my Razr ,, anyone have any >> recommendations?? > > If you're looking for a Bluetooth hands-free car speakerphone car kit, not > a headset, you don't have a lot of choices. Jabra has the SP100 and SP500. > Sony Ericsson has the HCB-100, Palm has the MV100. > > Unfortunately, there is nothing like the Motorola Professional Hands Free > Car Kits, which connected power, an antenna, and a microphone & speaker > when you placed the phone in a cradle. It appears that the last of the > phones that can use the good car kits are the E810 and the V276. > > Steve > > Motorola Professional Hands Free Car Kits Information > "http://nordicgroup.us/mphfck/" And the V551/557 ... bamp
Posts: n/a Re: Anyone know of a good car kit for Razr bamp wrote:> "SMS" <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in message > news:441a54f4$0$95954$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net... >> LouisG wrote: >>> looking for a handsfree car kit for my Razr ,, anyone have any >>> recommendations?? >> If you're looking for a Bluetooth hands-free car speakerphone car kit, not >> a headset, you don't have a lot of choices. Jabra has the SP100 and SP500. >> Sony Ericsson has the HCB-100, Palm has the MV100. >> >> Unfortunately, there is nothing like the Motorola Professional Hands Free >> Car Kits, which connected power, an antenna, and a microphone & speaker >> when you placed the phone in a cradle. It appears that the last of the >> phones that can use the good car kits are the E810 and the V276. >> >> Steve >> >> Motorola Professional Hands Free Car Kits Information >> "http://nordicgroup.us/mphfck/" > > And the V551/557 Sorry, I was referring to Verizon CDMA phones. You're right of course. I just figured that no one who cared about coverage was going to go the GSM route, due to the lack of AMPS on Cingular and T-Mobile.
Posts: n/a Re: Anyone know of a good car kit for Razr Take a look at the Supertooth II (2). I got one a few weeks back and it isnice and loud in my very noisy diesel van. Attaches to sun visor by magnets onto a metal clip (very secure) and has a little fold out microphone which also acts as the on/off switch. I got mine in the UK, but I think it is made overseas so should be available in the US. Does voice dialling, auto answer etc when connected to a V3 Lofty "LouisG" <imnot@home.com> wrote in message news:Xns9788E481CFD4811241959@140.99.99.130... > looking for a handsfree car kit for my Razr ,, anyone have any > recommendations??
Posts: n/a Re: Anyone know of a good car kit for Razr "Lofty" <paulloft@btconnect.com> wrote innews  sGdnR2Hrf_9pobZRVnysw@giganews.com:> Take a look at the Supertooth II (2). I got one a few weeks back and > it is nice and loud in my very noisy diesel van. Attaches to sun visor > by magnets onto a metal clip (very secure) and has a little fold out > microphone which also acts as the on/off switch. I got mine in the > UK, but I think it is made overseas so should be available in the US. > > Does voice dialling, auto answer etc when connected to a V3 > > Lofty > > "LouisG" <imnot@home.com> wrote in message > news:Xns9788E481CFD4811241959@140.99.99.130... >> looking for a handsfree car kit for my Razr ,, anyone have any >> recommendations?? > > Doing a search for "hard wired" and plug in or chargeable hands free car kits ,, and no i'm not looking for the earpiece , i have one of these but don't really like it to much in the car ,,, but i've seen the Jabra and also Motorola's ,, but the one that looks kind of intreging is the Parrot Easydrive ,,, anyone know much about this one?? It's from a French co. and not easily available unless through the net.
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