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> I want to get a bluetooth carkit.
> Can anyone recommend anything?
> Ive got a T68i but will probably be getting the T610 soon.
> Are the Nokia kits any good? And do they work with Ericssons?
> Or should I just go for the Ericsson model?
>
> Any feeback would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> Jam
>

>
> OM wrote in message
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> > I want to get a bluetooth carkit.
> > Can anyone recommend anything?
> > Ive got a T68i but will probably be getting the T610 soon.
> > Are the Nokia kits any good? And do they work with Ericssons?
> > Or should I just go for the Ericsson model?
> >
> > Any feeback would be appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> >
> > Jam
> >
>
> Parrot CK3000 is the one i bought, I think its absoulty superb. The nokia
> kits when i investigated (about 5 months ago admittedly) seemed pretty
> featureless. The erricson kits seemed ok but i liked the fact that the
> parrot was independent of any make and therefore if i changed phone maker
in
> the future it would be more likely that parrot would make more effort to
> update the firmware to support it. It also works really well with my T610,
> the voice dialling is really accurate and people say that they cant really
> tell whether you are in the car or not.
>
> Installation is easy for anyone with a reasonable aptitude for taking the
> car to bits (they are surprisingly simple) and there is just one ISO
> pass-through for connection behind the radio. I guess most of the other
kits
> are similar.
>
> I bought mine from expansys and I *think* it was about 135 quid in may. I
> have no idea what they charge now.
>
> I am sure that the other offerings are equally as good but I thought I
would
> give you another option.
>
> Cheers
>
> Richard
>