best way to add bluetooth to my 997.1?
#1
best way to add bluetooth to my 997.1?
I've searched but most solutions include ipod integration. I just want a semi-seamless hands-free phone solution. Thoughts for best solution balancing cost, quality, and simplicity?
#5
+1..same one here. It announces the battery level when you turn it on and shows power level on the iPhone.
#6
+1. TOOKI is sold by Nav-Tv. Put one in four years ago, and it is still going strong. Fully integrated with the PCM.
#7
I purchased a 2007 997 C2 a few months ago and it came with the Tooki Bluetooth and iPOD adapter. I have never used a bluetooth in my cars before (not much for talking and driving), so for even a novice like me, it took less than 30 seconds for the car system to identify and connect to my iphone and I've had no problems since.
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#10
if u want the PCM integration, use the Dension or Tooki
keep in mind the performance varies by the quality of the mic u use and the placement of the mic (very important)
much less expensive way is the visor bluetooth.. one drawback i can think of is that u must constantly re-charge the visor unit.
keep in mind the performance varies by the quality of the mic u use and the placement of the mic (very important)
much less expensive way is the visor bluetooth.. one drawback i can think of is that u must constantly re-charge the visor unit.
#11
I had this Parrot unit installed. Works well enough with my Droid 2.
http://www.parrot.com/usa/products/b...-free-car-kits
http://www.parrot.com/usa/products/b...-free-car-kits
Last edited by lacrosse; 06-23-2011 at 02:16 PM. Reason: Helps if I include the link! Doh!
#12
I have the mObridge unit installed. Integrates into the PCM like the factory telephone system. Works very well with my iPhone 4. I tried a few of the visor units but when driving at highway speeds none of them were loud enough for me to clearly hear the other person on the call.
http://www.mobridge.us/
http://www.mobridge.us/