| | |  | Bluetooth | Home » » » D3Cubed VRBT200V Bluetooth Visor-Mounted LCD Car Kit Wireless Hands-Free Cellphone Speaker | | | | | | | Description: | | * Rechargeable Battery with 12 Volt DC
* Charger
* DSP Echo Cancellation and Noise Suppression
* Auto Connection
* Call Receiving and Rejecting
* Mute
* Call Waiting
* Call Forwarding
* Last Number Re-dial
* Voice Dialing
* Ring-Tone Supported
* Built-in Microphone
* E-Z Mount | | | Features: | |
• Rechargeable Battery with 12 Volt DC Charger
• Auto Connection
• Call Receiving and Rejecting
• Call Waiting
• Last Number Re-dial
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20 of 20 found the following review helpful:
 good unitApr 07, 2009
By aileron
"aileron"
It took a while to get used to it but it works great...the last reviewer probably doesn't know how to turn up the volume...it's not intuitive. After I learned how to use it I love it...I just leave my phone in my pocket turn the vr3 on and it pairs right away. It's plenty loud if you turn the volume to high..The battery lasts a very long time. I had a bluetooth headset and hated having that thing on my ear and the battery life was so much shorter. Receiving a call, just touch a button and talk away...it has caller id...I have a Razor phone and use the voice calling feature of the phone through the vr3. Liked it so much I bought a second unit for my other car...could have just kept the one and just transfered it car to car but it's so handy I wanted a second one. The only cons are I wish you could download your address book to it so it would show the name of the person calling and it would of been nice to get a 110volt charger along with the 12v car charger...I would recommend it highly. Those who don't take the time to learn it will never get it.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Keep lookingDec 28, 2008
By P. Forrester
My husband bought one of these for both of our cars. I hated it. It just was not intuitive to use. I finally figured it out but half the time, esp. on the freeway, I could not hear the person calling.
To be fair my husband says he likes his. He got me a plantronics headset for Christmas and it works so much more easily. By comparison I love it.
 Pretty goodApr 21, 2012
By Tom Welling
"twel166154"
After reading the reviews i was a little anxious with what i would get. I must say it has surpassed my expectations and i have not had any problems with low volume or losing the connect. You need to download the manual from VR2 and if you turn it off when you get out of the car then you will automatically reconnect when turned on. I found it easy to connect my phone and so far no issues with call clarity. I have it in the car for a week now and have not had to recharge yet.
Not a good choiceFeb 06, 2012
By Wilda Walker
"Tazwalker"
Bought this item from another source and had to return it after only 5 days. First it was hard to connect to my cell phone. Second, every time I would leave the car it had to be reconnected to the cell phone, even though I left it on. Third, could not answer a call with it unless I pushed the answer button on my cell phone. Fourth, the speaker would fade out when talking. Returned the item and will get a credit for it. Will buy a more expensive bluetooth visor car kit and maybe it will work properly.
 Not as described, unit was USED.Nov 29, 2011
By Darryl
"Darryl"
Product was described as being NEW, when arrived could tell that the product was USED, unit even had a history of phone numbers stored in the call log.
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