MB-2 Bluetooth adapter
MB-2 Bluetooth adapter
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Midlife

Original Poster:

13 posts

261 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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Have put off up-grading phone due to fitted phone cradle.
However, just seen bluetooth adapter (by Viseeo) which should fit in to UHI connector (once cradle removed).

Not cheap, but portable to another / next vehicle, and if it's really able to connect to multiple handsets, would solve another issue.

Anybody had experience of this, or similar product.
Phone prep factory fit / 06 plate / no command.


Thanks

E55 Max

1,216 posts

201 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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I have one and it works well.
It can connect to multiple handsets, only the address book from connected handsets will show.
Make sure your phone has SAP though.

Midlife

Original Poster:

13 posts

261 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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Thanks
To be honest, not sure was SAP is - but assume a B/BRY will have it

Hong Kong Phooey

13,788 posts

198 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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Hi, i have just purchased a Mercedes HFP bluetooth cradle - this was the one advised for my iphone - lets you view your contacts on the dashboard. I believe the SAP version is for SAP enabled phones? Mercedes ( genuine parts ) do 2 bluetooth versions - the HFP and the Sap.
I am very impressed with mine - all synced quickly and easily ( although, have to confess the chap who sold it to me did this for me smile .
There is a good website for info on these systems - www.comandonline.co.uk Ebay is a good place to look for cradles, just search - mercedes phone cradle - and as you will see, these cradles are quite sought after, so they tend to fetch £100+ secondhand!

Just do your research and make sure you you get the right one for your handset.

P.s. i also believe you can use the Mercedes SAP version as a handset - just insert a sim card into it

Make sure if you buy secondhand, you get the instructions/user guide booklet with the HFP adapter (B67875877) - this contains your PIN number and is needed to pair your device

Edited by Hong Kong Phooey on Wednesday 21st April 19:57

Spartan luke

423 posts

221 months

Friday 23rd April 2010
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HFP (B67875877) are the best as long as you dont have an N series nokia as the dont work with them. HFP are simple to set up just hold down the button on the HFP till a blue ligh flashes then search for it on your mobile like you would if you were sending something bluetooth to a friends phone, The phone should find MB phone systems enter onto that enter code 62872 , hay presto. good piece of kit but pricey. O an the code 62872 is the same for all HFP bluetooths

Edited by Spartan luke on Friday 23 April 13:20

Stegel

2,080 posts

203 months

Friday 23rd April 2010
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I have an HFP Bluetooth cradle and a BlackBerry 9000 Bold and all works perfectly - connects as soon as car unlocked, contacts display on screen within 40-50 seconds, sound quality both ways very good.

Zulu 10

752 posts

267 months

Thursday 29th April 2010
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I bought a Viseeo MB-2 last week, having found a company in Dundee selling them for £150 which I thought was pretty good.

It took me all of ten minutes to 'install' in a 55 plate C Class (W203).

I've got all the steering wheel button functionality, plus 'phone display in the instrument panel.

It even counts and records missed calls....

I now have the benefit of flexibility to connect to any BT 'phone without having to purchase a new cradle.

The only downside is that without a cradle dedicated to the 'phone I still need a power cord from the lighter socket to keep its battery topped up.

From my point of view the MB-2 is a terrific product and well worth the money.

The standard caveat applies: No connection (besides the 'phone), just a very satisifed customer,

Midlife

Original Poster:

13 posts

261 months

Tuesday 4th May 2010
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Thanks for help
Purchased MB-2 last week.
Coundn't match the £150 mentioned, but managed £160 - still below original search results.
Only 10 minutes set up - almost plug and play.
Great that all the steering wheel functions work.
And with auto connect, it couldn't be easier.