Bluetooth handsfree kits
Bluetooth handsfree kits
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Nickolarse

Original Poster:

28 posts

239 months

Sunday 6th January 2008
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The 330ci I'm looking at doesn't have bluetooth prep (annoying), there are loads of various kits on the market but are there any tried and tested by you lot?

Cheers

Nick

Swoxy

2,842 posts

239 months

Monday 7th January 2008
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I have a Nokia CK-7W which cost £125 installed from Carphone Warehouse and it does exactly what it says on the tin. When I switch on my car it connects to my phone, and when I switch off my car it disconnects from my phone. I can hear my callers perfectly and my callers can hear me perfectly. To answer the call I only need to press one huge button, and there's an even larger rotary dial around it enabling me to easily adjust the volume. It's probably the best £125 I've spent. If the car is perfect in every other way don't let it put you off ...



Edited by Swoxy on Monday 7th January 00:54

Captain Volvo

204 posts

228 months

Monday 7th January 2008
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My wife's 1er has BT preparation and the Nokia kit mentioned above (that I have in my Volvo) is much better IMO. I can't seem to get the volume louder in the Beemer yet the Nokia is adjusted via the roatary dial thing.

Oh - and if anyone knows how to adjust the volume on my BMW then please let me know. I've tried turning the radio volume up whilst on a call but it doesn't seem to make any difference.

The only advantage of the BMW kit is that it uploads all your numbers making dialling easier. The Nokia kit is designed primarily for answering as you can only dial using the phone.