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#150717 31-Jul-2014 17:54
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What are readers opinions regarding good quality bluetooth iPhone ear piece?




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  #1099600 31-Jul-2014 19:53
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What purpose do you mainly intend to use it for?





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  #1099620 31-Jul-2014 20:22
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TwoSeven: What purpose do you mainly intend to use it for?


Phone calls whilst driving.




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  #1099701 31-Jul-2014 21:48
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I have always used Plantronics ones without any problems.  Prefer the over-ear hook variety if your moving around a lot.  I admit however I haven't tried any other brands, saw no reason to change.  Normally get 2 - 3 years use before the batteries start getting lazy.    




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  #1099726 31-Jul-2014 22:26
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Jabra Supreme or Jabra Motion should do the trick. Make sure whatever you pick is HD-Voice capable (these are).




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  #1099787 1-Aug-2014 06:34
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Do you have aux in on your stereo?

I use Kinivo BTC450 plus a logitech +drive which is awesome, it is virtually as good as a built in system.

Plus let's you stream audio to head unit in apt-x (assuming your phone can handle)

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  #1100913 2-Aug-2014 22:53
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4 years ago I put in a Pioneer headunit with built in Bluetooth with a remote mic.  Paid $500 for the unit at the time.  Mrs says its the best she's heard.  Works beautifully.  I believe it uses the premium Parrot bluetooth module.

Bought what I thought was a Sony equivalent for $200 a few months back.  It's crap by comparison.




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  #1101154 3-Aug-2014 15:36
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Thanks guys - I'll take these suggestions on board.

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