vallumlj

I am currently using the bluetooth handsfree on my tom tom and it is fine around town but on the motorway you can hardly hear anything.

I really need it to be able to work with 2 phones at the sames time and I don't want to spend more than £30.

I was looking at these 2 but am stuck on which one.

Any advice would be great.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Supertooth-V...pr_product_top

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Plantronics-...2545206&sr=8-5

Buster-WRX

I bought one of these -

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MPYER-HANDSFRE...-/380202302992

Not from EBAY from Costco for £49. Best thing I have bought for a long time quality is great and really easy to use.

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

parrot 3100 is THE best, have one in the lorry and it is fantastic!

Nimbus

I'm sure they are (was looking at that myself) but probably a bit over the OPs £30 limit..

vallumlj

It's a company car with a year left on the lease so i dont really want to spend to much.

Nimbus

Won't your company pay for a car kit? Mine did when I used to have a comp car. I would have thought that if it's needed for your job (and I guess the use of a mobile should be pretty easy to justify now days) that they would pay for it.

scoobeenut

Another for the parrot car kits, i'm in and out of a van all day and all I do is turn on bluetooth on the phone. Audio can be as loud as you want through the speakers. Transfering the kit when you change vehicles is no big deal.

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

they are only £80, take it out when you sell it. they attach to the leads on a stereo and are really easy to plug in and remove.

vallumlj

If someone could show me a parrot kit that can pair 2 phones for £80 i will buy it

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

I will see if my mate will deal with an individual buyer, hes usually just trade but hes a friend ile ask him tommorow and pm you his details.

dpb

Actually im not sure why your bothering , iv got a very basic one.

Why just on my 8 mile return trip daily and perhaps 12 mile return trip weekly i see 4 or 5 differnet folks ,every time, and every age chatting away one hand on the wheel

almost de rigueur