In car bluetooth
Discussion
Hi
I'm looking for an in-car handsfree sloution for a phone. Does anyone have any experience / recommendations for a clip on to the visor kits, or is it possible to purchase a lead to plug into the auxiliary port on the stereo, such as one you can get for an ipod?
The car is a Saab 93.
Thanks in advance
I'm looking for an in-car handsfree sloution for a phone. Does anyone have any experience / recommendations for a clip on to the visor kits, or is it possible to purchase a lead to plug into the auxiliary port on the stereo, such as one you can get for an ipod?
The car is a Saab 93.
Thanks in advance
I use a parrot kit in a 9-3 convertible
The visor clip on kits are complete pony, don't waste your money. The parrot kit integrates well with the saab system, and the system recognises the phone by pausing the CD your listening to, showing Telephone on the screen.
You could try using the Aux socket but I'd imagine it would be fairly tedious plugging it in each time, switching over to the Aux channel when your phone rings, etc etc.
My friend and fellow Caterham racer runs www.carphonecompany.com he didn't fit the kit in the Saab i'm using, but he has fitted a kit to my Focus and did a great job. The bluetooth kits are well worth it IMO
The visor clip on kits are complete pony, don't waste your money. The parrot kit integrates well with the saab system, and the system recognises the phone by pausing the CD your listening to, showing Telephone on the screen.
You could try using the Aux socket but I'd imagine it would be fairly tedious plugging it in each time, switching over to the Aux channel when your phone rings, etc etc.
My friend and fellow Caterham racer runs www.carphonecompany.com he didn't fit the kit in the Saab i'm using, but he has fitted a kit to my Focus and did a great job. The bluetooth kits are well worth it IMO
Edited by OJ on Monday 24th November 13:46
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