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Anyone I talk to doesn't even know I'm in the car-- It's just that good. I asked Amazon if they would refund the difference to me, but it's not within their policy.Bottom line: I'd recommend this adapter to anyone. It doesn't support the phonebook transfer, and I don't always get a caller ID on the screen, but with my current setup, it's easy just to glance at the phone instead. Compared to the older Pioneer BT solutions, this works beautifully. There is no discernable difference between the wireless and wired audio.The only issue I had was that I purchased this for $106 with 2-day Prime shipping.
I strongly regret not buying it sooner. This allows me to angle it towards me and provides the best sound pickup. I use this in conjunction with my iPhone 3G. By the time I received the unit, the price had dropped $10. I ordered this after owning my AVIC-D3 for two years and some months.
I placed the mic on the edge of the headliner right next to the rearview mirror. One feature I absolutely love is the ability to use BT audio directly to the stereo.
After hours of setup I was never able to get the mp3 of my Muzic cell phone to connect as an mp3 player. It works great for the phone call feature but not for music.
Was not able to upload contact either. I have to try to connect 2x everytime I get in the car before it works. Maybe it's a Sprint, Samsung Q issue.
es un excelente handsfree para andar en el carro, eh utilizado muchos otros y este es el mejor, muy recomendado
I was able to pair it and register my iPhone fairly easily. I am able to receive calls over the head unit no problem, it sounds great, and people say I sound just fine when talking to them.
All in all it works "good enough". Even though it is paired and registered, the menu for direct dial, log, and phone book only show up every once in a while.
The problem comes when I try to dial out. I am hoping when Apple updates the iPhone to 3.0 that it will fix this bug.
I got this unit to hook up to my new AVH3100. The problem is either Pioneer's or Apple's implementation of Bluetooth.
While this is a problem, I can still use my iPhone to dial, and it goes through the head unit just fine.
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