Motorola HF600 Retractable Self-Install Car Kit

You're probably better off with just a car adapter to power the phone and a technique to attach the phone to the dash so that it doesn't roll around on something like a car seat. The v710 provides best speakerphone quality to both ends if used alone.

I also tried to control the speaker volume from the phone (there's nothing on the speaker unit to do that), and wasn't satisfied.

Forget Bluetooth. Forget iPhones. When I had my Motorola V60 (and others) I had the best sound and the best transmission ever. People have been complaining they can't understand me on my iPhone and won't take it anymore!

My first iPhone--a 3GS--was so inaudible that I removed my SIM card and reverted to my old V60 in the middle of a trip. And yet, I have had 3 iPhones since. All have nifty mini-computer gadgety stuff -but the telephony sucks. Even with my Bluetooth!

So, POd, I just removed my SIM card again (4 years later) and pulled out my V60 from 2003-6. I'm getting the retractable again, because it is unbeatable! I'll keep my iPhone and use it as a Touch -just do my email etc on it.

But this is unbeatable. I can't understand why they haven't made models for newer phones with that different connection. I'd love that!

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I've been using this car kit for about 3 years and couldn't be happier wih the sound quality. The only problem I have with it is that the 12V plug is too tight for the accessory outlet in my Lexus RX330, but it has fit fine in several other cars that I've owned, including Nissan and Chrysler. If you intend on using it in a Lexus, get an adapter for $12.99. It will save you trips to the dealer to have the accessory outlet put back in. I've had the same problem with the 12V plug on my GPS unit.

I don't understand why the other person rated it so poorly, but mine is loud and clear with my V300.

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