Hands free kits...

Re: Hands free kits...

Sarah Southworth RVN CertVNECC — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 13:27:17 GMT

[quote user="Vicky RVN"]didn't get one with my phone. I want one that I can use whilst driving, not for in the house cos then picking the phone up isn't an issue[/quote]

Hi ya, i have a nexus bluetooth hands free kit, clips onto the vizor. Is good i reccomend it, had no problems with mine was quite cheap. Got mine from pricedrop.tv or bidtv. They do have a website, the ones advertiesed are there new one, mine was the older style.

hope this helps, and good luck.

Re: Hands free kits...

chanel clydesdale — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 04:14:22 GMT

The parrot handsfree set is very good and you can hook up to 4different phones im sure, it connects via the radio in your car and has to be fitted by like halfords or someone who knows car connections fairly well but its waay better than the ear pieces or the ones you can attatch to your car visors.

Re: Hands free kits...

Vicky RVN — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 00:00:58 GMT

Thanks for the responses

I didn't get one with my phone. I want one that I can use whilst driving, not for in the house cos then picking the phone up isn't an issue!

Caro, think i've seen that one when I searched. I'm thinking i'd rather have one like that rather than a headset one. My brother in law has offered me his old one, which is probably a headset one but will give it a go and see how I get on with it.

Re: Hands free kits...

Caro Laithwaite VN — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:49:54 GMT

Worked with my samsung jet and now my galaxy S11 is l think good for all phones.

Re: Hands free kits...

Caro Laithwaite VN — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:48:36 GMT

I was given a lovely one it fits onto the car visor and so no bugging me in my ear. Can take up to 2 phones and also play music on and voice activated if l wanted it is the Supertooth one very easy to use and set up

Re: Hands free kits...

Laura James — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:00:50 GMT

I'm guessing you don't want the wire type that comes with your phone then?

You need to think about how many hours you're on call for and how busy the phone is - so look at the battery time - the longer the better really. You also need to think about the distance your hands free kit will be away from the phone (such as do you want to be able to put it on a table and potter around in that room rather than having your phone in your pocket.

You also need to check if the headset is compatible with your phone (unfortunately) - you may find it easier to go into a phone shop and find a headset you like then look for it online

Hope this helps xx