Does anyone own a ' PANTECH' Model 2030 cell phone and use Motorola X 550 Hands Free Ear device? If so, how does it work in your car? THANK YOU all for your help. I love that Amazon offers the 'ask a question' feature. I purchased the Motorla...
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Yes i own one, I love it. I have been told by lots of people that the reception is very clear through the ear piece. Hope this helps you out.
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Hi, I too got the same question since this is an important info missing in the technical details and top reviews.. However when I checked all the reviews here , I saw two customers wrote of having been able to connect headset with this fone. But the most helpful to me was this : "I use a headset for handsfree work but the problem was that could not connect both cell and headset simultaneously. Thus, could only answer cell calls with handset or landline calls with headset. Get most of my calls to cell number so it was a big inconvenience to lose the headset/handsfree."
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It is (qualified)crap!! The only place that I can use it is through my car. On it own, you can't hear a call and others report that it has a background noise that drowns out your speech. I have not tried it with a head ear piece thingy. There is no instruction book and it took forever for me to happen upon my contacts loading. The internet processing is very slow. With all that said, if you just need something temporarily it will suffice. For me, I was waiting to find a digitizer to replace the screen for my Dell Venue phone as I did not want another contract or to drop 500 to 600 for an unlocked phone. Good luck. It is (qualified)crap!! The only place that I can use it is through my car. On it own, you can't hear a call and others report that it has a background noise that drowns out your speech. I have not tried it with a head ear piece thingy. There is no instruction book and it took forever for me to happen upon my contacts loading. The internet processing is very slow. With all that said, if you just need something temporarily it will suffice. For me, I was waiting to find a digitizer to replace the screen for my Dell Venue phone as I did not want another contract or to drop 500 to 600 for an... » Read More It is (qualified)crap!! The only place that I can use it is through my car. On it own, you can't hear a call and others report that it has a background noise that drowns out your speech. I have not tried it with a head ear piece thingy. There is no instruction book and it took forever for me to happen upon my contacts loading. The internet processing is very slow. With all that said, if you just need something temporarily it will suffice. For me, I was waiting to find a digitizer to replace the screen for my Dell Venue phone as I did not want another contract or to drop 500 to 600 for an unlocked phone. Good luck. « Show Less
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Has anyone been able to get the I-touch to work with two Motorola headsets, using two different bluetooth devices? I have the Sony bluetooth to plug into the serial port and the Jabra to plug into the headphone port, but I can't get them both to play at the same time as I used to be able to do on my Nano. Only one jack seems to be powered at a time, when I plug the 2nd bluetooth the last one plugged in plays and seems to disconnect the first one
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It works great with Siri!! It's one of my favorite features of the phone. When I'm driving I just push the top button and it activates Siri. I say "Call Joe Smith" and it calls Joe Smith. If I get a text, push the button say "Read Text Message" and they're read, giving you the option to speak your reply. I can also push the button and say "Where's the closest Dunkin Donuts (not that eat them LOL) and Siri will find it and ask me if I would like to call it or get directions. It really helps keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel.
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That is an interesting question that I do not know the answer to. I'm sorry. The only thing I have heard slightly in that regard is this, in a magazine I was reading the person writing the story mentioned that he heard that one of the manufacturers was developing a soft wear for their Bluetooth head sets that would allow owners of any brand of Bluetooth head sets to communicate if they both did whatever set up the soft wear would require. You should check with one or all of the companies about this to see if any of them make or are working on a device to do what you want. Also, I think the new Wing is using Bluetooth. I am not sure of that at all, but you could certainly ask Honda. That is an interesting question that I do not know the answer to. I'm sorry. The only thing I have heard slightly in that regard is this, in a magazine I was reading the person writing the story mentioned that he heard that one of the manufacturers was developing a soft wear for their Bluetooth head sets that would allow owners of any brand of Bluetooth head sets to communicate if they both did whatever set up the soft wear would require. You should check with one or all of the companies about this to see if any of them make or are working on a device to do what you want. Also, I think the... » Read More That is an interesting question that I do not know the answer to. I'm sorry. The only thing I have heard slightly in that regard is this, in a magazine I was reading the person writing the story mentioned that he heard that one of the manufacturers was developing a soft wear for their Bluetooth head sets that would allow owners of any brand of Bluetooth head sets to communicate if they both did whatever set up the soft wear would require. You should check with one or all of the companies about this to see if any of them make or are working on a device to do what you want. Also, I think the new Wing is using Bluetooth. I am not sure of that at all, but you could certainly ask Honda. « Show Less
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No idea about Motorola Boom---never had or heard of it, but I'm very happy with my H19txt. I'm not deaf, but I am hard of hearing and wear hearing aids in both ears. When I can I prefer to use my H19txt to make phone calls. I hear MUCH BETTER using it
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At the risk of sounding dumb here, what's a sim card? I've had a very low-end motorolla phone for the last few years on my go-phone plan. Does every phone have a sim card, and are they able to work when you go from one brand of phone to another? Thanks again.
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I have had a couple of issues with it, but it seems to work most the time. When you select the input through the stereo (provided you have paired your phone to the stereo and have the devices connected at the time), it will launch Pandora on the phone to play through your car stereo. You can thumbs up/down songs from the headunit and skip ahead. Occasionally, when i launch Pandora, it wont open, but i think thats more of an issue with the bluetooth being kind of flaky on my HTC One (my wife has a nexus 4, never had a glitch with the bluetooth on that).
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I just recently picked up the Sony Bluetooth adapter and plugged it into my iPhone 3G. I've tried to get stereo connectivity out of these Motorolas, but can only get it to work with calls. It does not, for me, work for stereo music.I used the same adapter with a Sony Bluetooth stereo headset and it works perfectly - the music comes through great, all while I have the functionality of a bluetooth headset. I am going to return this Motorola headset and just keep the sony (these are also more comical looking than the slim design of the Sony headset).
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For a hands free device it's a great buy. I bought two one for my husband and one for my son. My son uses it all the time comes thru clear and haven't had a problem with cutting out or dropped calls. My husband used it until we got a new car with built in system. I would recommend it to anyone.
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No issues, Only comments I can say is that while driving it is hard to make calls. But I shouldn't call while driving anyhow. The phone is discontinued, if you can find one is is a fantastic keyboard phone.
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It connects via Bluetooth no problem. My phone never leave my pocket, in fact. Can't comment on Pandora as I use Google Play Music. On my Moto X, I can receive texts, send them, makes and receive calls, get navigation cues and listen to music all with my phone never leaving my pocket. I do use Motorola mobility, Google voice, and Sony's mobile app. I don't think I actually need the don't app now though.
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Never had had a Pantech but if you get in touch with Motorola, I'm sure they can answer that question for you...
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Just bought from Amazon the BB 906 for use with my Droid X. My question is, do I have to use the Bluetooth Adapter to stream the music from the DX to the headset? So far I must. However, I thought the adapter was only necessary for non-bluetooth devices...
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Two questions I have regarding the 1490LMT1. What dies Bluetooth really mean? a. Does this feature merely connect to your phone for hands-free communication? b. Does this feature allow the unit to work through your Bluetooth ready sound system so that voice commands are heard through the car's speakers?
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Hi Priscilla, I havent´tested it.... I read some place that it gives some issues, but since I use Android, cant tell for sure... I do not use the phone for streaming music to the car radio, I just use them with bluetooth for calling and receiving calls... If you ask me, it is one of the best options for 1 din radios........... If you have 2 din, then you should consider for example 2 din radios, for example i have a pionner..and it has apps for iphone