<http://motorola.car-kit.com/> for the Motorola Bluetooth car kit.
My Volvo Bluetooth car kit is a Volvo-adapted version of one of these and
I'm very happy with it. It's dramatically changed the way I use the phone
in the car, and since the audio is tied into the car's audio, the sound is
quite good and almost always loud enough (unless the caller on the other end
is very faint).
You didn't say what kid of truck you drive, but I notice on the pulldowns on
that page they have Kenworth, Peterbuilt, International and, of course,
Volvo.
It's expensive, but if you put in a lot of time and miles on the road in a
single vehicle, it might be worth it.
I can't stand Bluetooth headsets because I've not come across one that had
the volume and battery life that I'd like. I know there are newer ones that
have better battery life than three I bought.
Cheers,
Don
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Subject: [Treo] bluetooth speakers
Driving a tractor trailer, as I do, I constantly battle the interior cab
noise with all my devices, stereo, etc. I may get a bluetooth headset,
but right now, I'm considering a bluetooth speaker instead. Has anyone
tried them? Are they functional in noisy environments?
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