Going to use BT for the first time....

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Hi,

A Bluetooth carkit which is very loud is the HCB-30(0) from Sony Ericsson.
This products works great with Nokia mobile phones.
A very good product: I use it every day!
Bernd

"Paul Blarmy" <foxesfan@trashmail.net> schreef in bericht
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> I currently have a Nokia 6310i on the Orange network and use a fully
> fitted handsfree car kit. In October my car is being replaced and I want
> to go the BT route so that I can use my phone in more than the one car.
>
> I'm not particularly fond of the idea of using a headset as I imagine
> that I would be uncomfortable wearing something when I am not used to it
> - I have a plug-in ear piece for emergency use but it really irritates
> me.
>
> I've been looking at the mic/speaker BT options like the Motorola HF800
> or the Jabra SP100 but am a bit concerned as to whether or not they would
> be loud enough in a car travelling at speed with all the associated road
> noises.
>
> Anyone got any experience on these things or am I really better off
> trying to go with a headset type?
>
> TIA
>
> --
> EMail address is disposable and NEVER checked.
> Outgoing message is certified VIRUS FREE by
> *me* using nothing more than common sense.

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On Thu, 5 Aug 2004 22:54:37 +0200, Bernd wrote...

> A Bluetooth carkit which is very loud is the HCB-30(0) from Sony Ericsson.
> This products works great with Nokia mobile phones.

Thanks Bernd, I'll have a look out for that one.

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I've had good luck with the Moto HS810.


"Paul Blarmy" <foxesfan@trashmail.net> wrote in message
news:MPG.1b7c9224fce942da989dc4@news.individual.de...
> I currently have a Nokia 6310i on the Orange network and use a fully
> fitted handsfree car kit. In October my car is being replaced and I want
> to go the BT route so that I can use my phone in more than the one car.
>
> I'm not particularly fond of the idea of using a headset as I imagine
> that I would be uncomfortable wearing something when I am not used to it
> - I have a plug-in ear piece for emergency use but it really irritates
> me.
>
> I've been looking at the mic/speaker BT options like the Motorola HF800
> or the Jabra SP100 but am a bit concerned as to whether or not they would
> be loud enough in a car travelling at speed with all the associated road
> noises.
>
> Anyone got any experience on these things or am I really better off
> trying to go with a headset type?
>
> TIA
>
> --
> EMail address is disposable and NEVER checked.
> Outgoing message is certified VIRUS FREE by
> *me* using nothing more than common sense.

Archived from groups: alt.cellular.bluetooth (More info?)

I have used the HCB-30 for 6 months and it has been superb. The technician
who fitted it here in Tallinn, Estonia said that from his experience of all
available products the SE kit is the best on the market and the reliability
of the unit is second to none.

Phil

> A Bluetooth carkit which is very loud is the HCB-30(0) from Sony Ericsson.
> This products works great with Nokia mobile phones.
> A very good product: I use it every day!
> Bernd
>
> "Paul Blarmy" <foxesfan@trashmail.net> schreef in bericht
> news:MPG.1b7c9224fce942da989dc4@news.individual.de...
> > I currently have a Nokia 6310i on the Orange network and use a fully
> > fitted handsfree car kit. In October my car is being replaced and I want
> > to go the BT route so that I can use my phone in more than the one car.
> >
> > I'm not particularly fond of the idea of using a headset as I imagine
> > that I would be uncomfortable wearing something when I am not used to it
> > - I have a plug-in ear piece for emergency use but it really irritates
> > me.
> >
> > I've been looking at the mic/speaker BT options like the Motorola HF800
> > or the Jabra SP100 but am a bit concerned as to whether or not they
would
> > be loud enough in a car travelling at speed with all the associated road
> > noises.
> >
> > Anyone got any experience on these things or am I really better off
> > trying to go with a headset type?
> >
> > TIA
> >
> > --
> > EMail address is disposable and NEVER checked.
> > Outgoing message is certified VIRUS FREE by
> > *me* using nothing more than common sense.
>
>