Bluetooth Hands Free: RECOS?
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Bluetooth Hands Free: RECOS?
I came to my 2012 Fit Sport from a 2005 Honda Element. Really liked being able to plug my cell phone onto the AUX jack in the dash. Enabled me to speak handsfree really easily using the car speakers and the phone's mic.
I have never been able to get this to work in the Fit. Have tried a bunch of different volume settings on phone, car's HU, etc. and nothing seems to stop the echoing the person on the other end hears. Bummer. I am giving up.
Anyone using a specific Bluetooth hands-free speaker/mic unit they can recommend?
Looking for something that amongst other things, will auto off if connection from phone is gone for a longer period.
HERE is a review of some units out there right now
I have never been able to get this to work in the Fit. Have tried a bunch of different volume settings on phone, car's HU, etc. and nothing seems to stop the echoing the person on the other end hears. Bummer. I am giving up.
Anyone using a specific Bluetooth hands-free speaker/mic unit they can recommend?
Looking for something that amongst other things, will auto off if connection from phone is gone for a longer period.
HERE is a review of some units out there right now
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Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 425
From: United States
Just got my Jabra Tour (a refurb from Amazon Warehouse-$39) on a recommendation from someone here. It seems to work pretty well and will auto on/off as you enter/leave the car. You can also just turn it off by hand which is what I plan to do.
Seems to work pretty well on initial testing. I can report back more when I've had it for a week or two if you'd like.
Seems to work pretty well on initial testing. I can report back more when I've had it for a week or two if you'd like.
I am using the Crux beeline series blue tooth unit in my 13 Sport. I had my audio video guys install it at work. Works great with my I phone and steering wheel controls. Not sure what retail is but I am very happy with it and it's plug and play.
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I came to my 2012 Fit Sport from a 2005 Honda Element. Really liked being able to plug my cell phone onto the AUX jack in the dash. Enabled me to speak handsfree really easily using the car speakers and the phone's mic.
I have never been able to get this to work in the Fit. Have tried a bunch of different volume settings on phone, car's HU, etc. and nothing seems to stop the echoing the person on the other end hears. Bummer. I am giving up.
Anyone using a specific Bluetooth hands-free speaker/mic unit they can recommend?
Looking for something that amongst other things, will auto off if connection from phone is gone for a longer period.
HERE is a review of some units out there right now
I have never been able to get this to work in the Fit. Have tried a bunch of different volume settings on phone, car's HU, etc. and nothing seems to stop the echoing the person on the other end hears. Bummer. I am giving up.
Anyone using a specific Bluetooth hands-free speaker/mic unit they can recommend?
Looking for something that amongst other things, will auto off if connection from phone is gone for a longer period.
HERE is a review of some units out there right now
been using the factory bluetooth since I got my Fit and no issues using the car's mic and speakers.
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I've using Belkin hands free for last on year. Very nice product. You can also stream audio from paired phone wirelessly.
Last edited by hteejus; Nov 13, 2013 at 05:18 PM.
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