Best bluetooth phone?
10-11-04, 05:32 PM
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Best bluetooth phone?
Im buying an 05 LS430 UL next week. I like the Motorola V600 phone. Which bluetooth phone works best with the LS? Is a permanetly mounted phone charger kit available, mounted in the center arm rest??
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10-12-04, 04:08 PM
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I am not fortunate enought to have a new Lexus, but I did just purchase the V600 w/ Blue-tooth and I am really happy with it. It works really well with the bluetooth speaker I bought, so I can only imagine how well it will work with a built in system. I did alot of research on phones as I tend to keep stuff a long time. Kept my old phone 6 years and this was the only choice after I looked around. It's really great looking too --Good luck
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The best currently available Bluetooth phone is the Sony Ericsson T637. Avoid the Motorola V600 as it has been pulled from the market by Cingular and AT&T due to numerous problems.
Besides the T637's good overall Bluetooth performance, a key advantage of it over other phones (including all Motorolas and Nokias) is that it has a function that will let you send all of your phone book contacts to the vehicle at once. Otherwise, you'd have to send contacts manually one at a time, which could take quite a while.
Besides the T637's good overall Bluetooth performance, a key advantage of it over other phones (including all Motorolas and Nokias) is that it has a function that will let you send all of your phone book contacts to the vehicle at once. Otherwise, you'd have to send contacts manually one at a time, which could take quite a while.
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Originally posted by Deep
The best currently available Bluetooth phone is the Sony Ericsson T637.
Besides the T637's good overall Bluetooth performance, a key advantage of it over other phones (including all Motorolas and Nokias) is that it has a function that will let you send all of your phone book contacts to the vehicle at once. Otherwise, you'd have to send contacts manually one at a time, which could take quite a while.
The best currently available Bluetooth phone is the Sony Ericsson T637.
Besides the T637's good overall Bluetooth performance, a key advantage of it over other phones (including all Motorolas and Nokias) is that it has a function that will let you send all of your phone book contacts to the vehicle at once. Otherwise, you'd have to send contacts manually one at a time, which could take quite a while.
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my v600
My v600 works for a week then stops. I cannot reset it. Cingular has me go and reset factory settings then it works again for a while. This is my second v600. Question does cingular offer a sony T 637? They haven't offered anything else. They keep telling me new motorola is out in a month. Thanks for any help.
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