Motorola T305 Bluetooth Portable Hands-Free Speaker (Black)

Motorola T305 Bluetooth Portable Hands-Free Speaker (Black)

 
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Enjoy effortless and affordable wireless connectivity with the enhanced Motorola Portable Bluetooth Car Kit T305. With a sleek and stylish new design, superior audio capabilities and an intuitive feature set, the palm-sized Motorola T305 is the perfect companion for a busy mobile lifestyle. Optimized for the vehicle, the Motorola T305 lets you obey the law* by providing easy, wireless conversations in the car, keeping your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road. Just clip, connect and go! Crisp and clear Equipped with enhanced echo and noise reduction technology and a powerful 1-watt speakerphone, the Motorola T305 lets you experience easy-to-use, hand-free and clear conversations even in the noisiest environment. The device¿s full duplex capabilities allow you to keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. Smooth executions Minimize physical distractions and execute multiple operations using Motorola T305¿s multi-purpose button. You can now activate voice dialing, as well as answer or end calls effortlessly with a flick of a button. The Motorola T305 is powered with version 2.0 Bluetooth wireless technology, allowing for a speedy connection to compatible Bluetooth enabled devices**, improved audio, fewer dropped calls and reduced interference from other wireless devices. No installation required, so you can immerse yourself with ease in a superior and convenient communications environment. Fashionable and multi-faceted With a distinct and sleek look, the Motorola T305¿s form factor is designed to better blend with your vehicle. Providing up to 14 hours of talk time and 14 days of standby time, the Motorola T305 has an outstanding operating life. Incorporating a plethora of useful features such as a reversible visor clip, vehicle power adaptor and mini-USB phone charger, the Motorola T305 is the ultimate versatile, stylish and compact solution for your mobile communications.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Palm-sized Bluetooth handsfree speaker for using in the car
  • Clips to your sun visor; powerful 1-watt speaker
  • Effortless controls--press a button for power, another for calls, and 2 more for volume
  • Includes mini USB vehicle power adaptor for easy charging
  • Up to 14 hours of talk time, up to 200 hours of standby time
  • Binding: Wireless Phone Accessory
  • Brand: Motorola
  • Color: Black
  • EAN: 0723755891708
  • Label: Motorola
  • Manufacturer: Motorola
  • Model: 89170N
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: Wireless
  • ProductTypeName: WIRELESS_ACCESSORY
  • Publisher: Motorola
  • Studio: Motorola
  • UPC: 723755987838

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T305 - good for the price2009-07-04
I bought a new car recently and the salesman, a <30 year old guy, recommended that I pass on the manufacturer's $800 Bluetooth setup, and instead go across the street to AT&T and get the T305 for $100. Well I found it at several local retailers for $50 - 75, but on Amazon for <$35. (I even bought a second from a competing website for <$25 last week) First of all I was amazed that a salesman would tell me to skip the car dealer and go buy this unit. What a guy!

Now as far as the actual performance goes, I'd say it was below that of my Nissan Maxima's Bluetooth, but not bad at all. Pro: 1) It was easier to set up and pair. 2) It's portable, so as I switch cars I can take it with me. 3) It does not use replaceable batteries, instead recharges with the included USB charger. 4) It connects to calls better than the Nissan system. Con: 1) Voice dialing is poor 2) Since it is not integrated to the audio system, you have to shut off the radio to take or make calls. 3) The visor clip is handy, but you can't really keep it on the driver's visor during the day because you are constantly moving the visor to block the sun. I keep it on the passenger visor and the audio quality drops quite a bit. I will probably rig up some velcro attachment to the dashboard. 4) The tiny speaker is powerful enough to hear while driving at city speeds with the windows up, but on the highway or around town with the windows down it is tough to hear. (This is with the unit on the passenger visor, it is better on the driver's visor)

All in all, a great deal for a good gadget, and I don't have to have a stupid Bluetooth ear piece.
Works well, no complaints2009-07-01
Blue light "on" doesn't bother me like other reviewers as it's out of my line of sight. Volume is fine as long as you don't drive with all the windows down on the freeway. Also need to remember to keep it charged via the cigarette lighter which is a bit of a nuisance (when it's clipped to your visor and have to remove) but otherwise it works for me. Tip - make sure you charge it before trying to use (per instructions). My know it all son didn't and duh, would not connect until after charging when it worked fine.
best one so far2009-06-30
I bought this hands free speaker to replace a BlueAnt unit I bought about four months ago. The BlueAnt, over $50, had a terrible echo for the person I was talking to. The T305 has almost no echo. My wife and friends love it and actually answer my calls now. Easier to use than an ear piece, and the blinking blue light doesn't bother me. I never see it unless I look up at it. My truck has lots of head room; if you're in a low car, put some tape on the light.
The T305 is an elegant solution2009-06-26
The Motorola T305 is an elegant solution to the problem of how to go totally hands-free and not TOTALLY irritate my wife with complicated instructions.

Bottom line: it works, it's simple, it's inexpensive.
I love it2009-06-23
The blue light is not an issue to me. I called all of my friends and family and asked them how it sounded on there end. There was only one time that I got some strange feedback. I had the radio turned up while it was on, other than that it works great.
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