Not sure what you mean by "It has nothing to do with the in car noise." I
certainly have noticed that my ability to tolerate the various Bluetooth
headsets' pathetic sound level went down as car noise went up, as did the
ability of the person on the other end to hear me. That even applies,
although much less so, to my Volvo in-car setup.
You always know what you're talking about, so I want to know!! Please
illuminate my thinking!!
Cheers,
Don
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alli
Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 10:17 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Treo] bluetooth speakers
It has nothing to do with the in car noise. It's just the speaker phone
systems. The only one that I've found that's outstanding is the Mr.
Handsfree Blue Perfection, and even then my son complains he can't hear
me, although my daughter says it sounds like we're sitting next to each
other.
Jeffrey Kaplan wrote:
> Hello, Alli.
>
>> You're better off with a plain old BT headset. I've tried several of
>> the BT speakers now, and the problem is not so much the volume, but the
>> sound quality on the other end.
>
> Get a speaker that either clips to the visor or uses an external
> microphone that you can clip to the visor or somewhere else reasonably
> close to your head, and that is not a problem.
>
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