Best in-car Bluetooth hands-free kits

By Derek Fung on 12 November 2009

It's illegal to hold a mobile phone and drive; we pick the best Bluetooth hands-free car kits, so you can inform friends that you'll be late or chat about what so-and-so is doing with you-know-who and not be nabbed by the boys and gals in blue.

Our list is headed by not one but two Editors' Choice hands-free kits. The Free2Talk BC900 not only looks good and works well, but is also powered by the rays of the sun — something we're never short of in Australia. Among the Motorola MOTOROKR T505's many plus points is the ability to broadcast, via FM, to your car stereo. Rounding out the list is the Uniden BTSC1500 and its party trick of being able to connect to two phones simultaneously.

Free2Talk BC900

A small, good looking Bluetooth hands-free car kit that relies on solar power. Gimme, gimme, gimme.

Editor's rating:8.6
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  • Good: Solar powered • Good lookin' • Announces names of incoming callers
  • Bad: Slight squeal from speakers • Voice dialling reliant on phone
  • RRP: AU$119.00

Topics: car, bluetooth, hands-free, kit, hand, free, nab, gal, editors choice, boys

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Comments (2)

  • try again commented on 17/11/2009 22:05 Report abuse

    The constant talking of the Supertooth is just soooo annoying

  • DarrenK commented on 14/11/2009 21:48 Report abuse

    How can you do a best of based on 3 products?
    You've missed Blueant's offerings (Supertooth 3 and S1)
    Sony Ericsson.
    Nokia
    Sudio (crap)
    Plantronics...........
    Not good enough, try again

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