Belkin Bluetooth Car Hands-Free Kit for Apple iPod touch, iPhone, Blackberry and Android Smartphones

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Belkin Bluetooth Car Hands-Free Kit for Apple iPod touch, iPhone, Blackberry and Android Smartphones cars parts accessories for BLACK FRIDAY SALES... Enjoy the ultimate in-car solution for making calls and listening to music with a smartphone through your stereo system. Talk hands-free, listen to audio files stored on your phone, or even stream Internet radio at the touch of a button. Calls and music are routed through the car stereo for great sound over your own speaker system..../ Belkin Bluetooth Car Hands-Free Kit for Apple iPod touch, iPhone, Blackberry and Android Smartphones / cars parts accessories Bluetooth wireless technology Seamlessly switches between incoming calls and music Echo-cancelling microphone Aux-In connection Micro-CLA power adapter with USB power port .../ Belkin Bluetooth Car Hands-Free Kit for Apple iPod touch, iPhone, Blackberry and Android Smartphones / cars parts accessories Belkin Bluetooth Car Hands-Free Kit for Apple iPod touch, iPhone, Blackberry and Android Smartphones cars parts accessories Special for BLACK FRIDAY best price products Customer Review : perfect clarification : Belkin Bluetooth Car Hands-Free Kit for Apple iPod touch, iPhone, Blackberry and Android Smartphones This delineate is based upon my first day's sense using the Belkin with an iPhone 4S and Siri. I wanted to be able to have my iPhone connect to my car stereo for hands-free phone calls and iTunes. I tried the Motorola Freeway, which looked great in the advertisements (one feature is that it automatically connects with your phone when you get in the car), but in real life it was a big disappointment...mainly because it played via Fm signal straight through a separate portable speaker unit that clips to the visor, rather than playing straight through my car stereo. Since returning the Freeway, I've been hoping something like this Belkin would come along. With the overwhelmingly determined reviews, I couldn't wait to get one of these. I installed it in the car this afternoon. As others have noted, it couldn't be easier; it only took minutes, and in seconds it paired with my phone. Once you've decided where to mount the microphone/activation button, plugged in the power (to your cigarette lighter) and plugged into the Aux jack, you're good to go. I installed the microphone/selector button on the vertical plane of the dashboard just behind and to the right of the steering wheel (my Scion xB dashboard is Perfect!) The distance of wiring between the cigarette plug and the Aux plug is fairly short, but they do furnish you with an extension cable if you need it (I did). Hiding the wires was easy...in my car, I just tucked them up inside under the console. A nice feature: the piece that slides into the cigarette lighter socket is about half as long as most car chargers, so it's approximately flush with the panel, rather than sticking way out like most car charger plugs. Also nice: you can plug your phone's Usb charger cable directly into the front of the charger plug if you wish to charge your phone as you drive. The microphone/activation button is easy to reach on the dash, the ring's blue glow is not overwhelming, even at night, and I didn't consider mounting it everywhere else (e.g., on the side of the console as some others noted). The music sound is impeccable. The Belkin gets along beautifully with Siri (she helped make and receive phone calls, play music by playlist, artist, and song title, and even turned on shuffle for my playlist, and it all worked seamlessly). You can click the button twice (about a second apart) to enlarge to the next song. So now, each time I start the car, the get underway button ring is orange. Touch it once and it turns blue, connects with my phone, and starts playing music. Hold the button down for a few seconds and the music fades down and Siri activates. Tell her to do the things she likes to do: make a phone call; she will. Ask for a song or playlist, and she confirms; the music fades back in. When a call comes in, the music fades out; touch the button to write back the call. When the call ends...music fades back in. Beautiful sound (and why not? It's your car stereo!) I do observation a very low hum between songs; this may be the interference others have mentioned, and apparently there is a filter you can setup to reduce this. I'll look into that, but it in effect isn't a question for me. Incoming phone calls: clear, lots of volume, and great quality. At the other end? I'm told there is a bit of a hum but all in all, clear, loud and distortion-free. Things to note: 1. You definitely need an Aux input, which looks just like the minuscule jack you might plug a set of headphones into, but your Aux jack will take the signal arrival out of the Belkin and feed it into your car stereo, where it gets amplified and played straight through the car's speakers. (Aux is short for 'auxiliary input'...you're feeding a signal into your car stereo from an outside source.) If your car stereo has an Aux jack, it will be clearly labeled as such. On my Scion, the Aux jack is in the console right next to the optional iPod jack; your Aux may be in your glovebox, on the side of your console, or even on the front panel of your car stereo. If you don't find one, this Belkin isn't for you (at least not right out of the box). 2. When I turn off the car, the Belkin shuts off, and my iPhone stops playing music. When I get back in the car and reconnect with the Belkin, the music picks up where it left off. I'm glad it works this way; I was worried that the iPhone might continue to play music even when I got out of the car, which would just run the phone battery down. 3. To listen to the radio in your car, go ahead and click the Microphone/Activate button as usual, but instead of choosing 'Aux' on your car sound system, take Fm or Am. Your phone won't ring straight through the car stereo, but when you hear (or feel) your phone ring, just hit the Aux button on your car stereo, wait a second for it to switch over, then hit the Microphone/Activate button. When you're finished with the phone call, just reselect the Am or Fm button. 4. (Added 11/19): I just downloaded the Navigon 2.0 Gps app for iPhone ($19.99 for Us west coast version), and it works straight through the Belkin bluetooth too! So you can listen to the music on your iPhone And receive phone calls, And use the Gps system. As with phone calls, the music fades, the Gps lady tells you where to turn, the music fades back in. I'll continue to update this delineate later if future sense warrants it...but as of right now, I couldn't be more thrilled with this product. I Never expected it to meet such high expectations...and so far, it exceeds them.

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