Customer Reviews 
Small but super!
2008-11-23This is a great hands free bluetooth speaker. The speaker is very clear and conversations are easily understandable.
Good But Not Perfect
2008-11-18So easy to set up. I did it in 30 seconds with my Blackberry. GOOD NEWS: the Blackberry charger works with the T305 so if you have a BB you can charge it with that at the office during the day. The sound is great. The ONLY issue is the flashing blue light - what idiot came up with that? I used black tape to mostly cover the light. I don't understand the reviews of bad sound because mine sounds great. But for the flashing blue light, it would be a 5-star for sure.
Not as handy as I thought it would be.
2008-11-16I thought I would use it a lot more but I just feel rude talking to people on it and revert back to my ear bud or even the phone. It dose come in handy if you are on hold but other than that I never use it
Very unsatisfied
2008-11-08This product has not worked for me as no one can hear me well at all. Everyone who I speak with on it, without exception, has said it I sound faint and garbled like I am under water. It is fully charged and clipped to my visor, I have even held the device in my hand. I drive a 96 Ford Ranger pickup for your reference as to how far the visor might be from me. I have since purchased a Jabra speaker and it works wonderfully, and I have not had one complaint. I don't recommend this unit at all.
Tired of Bad Reviews
2008-11-05I almost didn't buy this based on bad reviews here.
First of all the light is NOT an issue at all. I can see it during the day but hardly notice it at night.
Charging: Contrary to what people are saying this device does come with a wall charger so you can plug on any home outlet. The device can also be charged via mini USB so you can plug to a PC and charge too.
Pairing is piece of cake, battery life is good, and sound quality is good but not excellent.
Overall a very good cost-effective device
Go for it.
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