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Amazingly Simple |
June 28, 2010 |
| Reviewer:
Travis
from WA
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This product exceeded my expectations! After reading the reviews of how easy it was to use, I was excited to try it out. I received it, charged it, and turned on my phone's bluetooth. It immediately sync'd and I made a call right away using the voice dial feature. The caller said that he couldn't tell that I was on a speaker phone and that it sounded crisp and clear. I will recommend this to all of my friends!!
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WOW it really is easy as it says |
April 1, 2010 |
| Reviewer:
Anonymous person
from Chicago IL
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WOW this was one of the simplest electronic items I have ever had to use and set-up. Powered the unit up, turned bluetooth on for my phone (HTC Fuze) and it linked, downloaded my phone book and started all in seconds with nothing needed from me. Voice and sound is clear and I am extremely happy
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Best choice for iPhone |
May 16, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
cag4
from San Diego, CA
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The Good: This the *only* bluetooth handsfree device to use with the iPhone. Why? Because for some unknown reason, the iPhone does not support voice dialing, so it is unsafe to use in a moving car, period. This device off-loads the contacts onto the device and has *excellent* voice recognition/dialing built in... it just works.
The Bad: The sound quality in the car is so-so... the flat-panel speaker is acceptable, but not great, and the volume level is moderate... it can be difficult to hear over road noise, stereo, loud AC, etc.
The Bad 2: There is no visible indicator that the device is on and connected, so I've turned it on and off several times to make sure it was on. My Motorola T-305 was decent, but the blinking Blue light was annoying at night... what would be nice is something really subtle, but visible to indicate that the device is working.
The Bad 3: Battery life is short -- I've had to recharge on average every couple of days, vs. weeks for the Motorola.
All-in-all, I highly recommend the device if your phone doesn't support voice dialing internally... in fact if you have an iPhone *don't buy anything else!*
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February 21, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Scott
from Spirit Lake IA
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I would definitely buy again. I have recommended to friends and family. I really like how well it downloads phonebook. Voice recognition is really important feature, although it is not perfect. It does take working with it to understand how to use, as user guide with it and the one available at Parrot website do not clearly explain some properties.
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Workable but not intuitive |
February 2, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Anonymous person
from Chicago, IL
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The device is easy to connect with after a full charge. Nice appearance, and it is the size of your palm. There appears to be some nice voice command auto-dial features but the manual lacks clear instructions to incorporate, even for a techie. The device is not intuitive nor is it labeled very clearly. Sound quality is good but the microphone needs to be angled towards your mouth connected/swiveled on your visor. Works good as a portable speaker phone for remote meetings.
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