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Sat Nav that can be used as hands free too?
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Have I got this right that some sat navs can be used with your mobile as hand as free?
I am going buying one tomorrow and I also was going to buy a hands free. I was settled on the tomtom one for £150, don't really want to spend more than that, but now I have heard about this I am rethinking.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
I am going buying one tomorrow and I also was going to buy a hands free. I was settled on the tomtom one for £150, don't really want to spend more than that, but now I have heard about this I am rethinking.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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The TOMTOM V2 can do hands free.. There was a thread on the grabbit board where asda were selling them off for £1000
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Thanks for that I saw the offer but apparently the OP has posted again saying the offer was wrong. Also I have read people saying that the tomtom one cannot be used as hands free so I'm not sure now?0
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My garmin nuvi 310 has bluetooth connectivity and is also a brilliant sat nav.0
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What price range is that in please?0
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Thanks for that I saw the offer but apparently the OP has posted again saying the offer was wrong. Also I have read people saying that the tomtom one cannot be used as hands free so I'm not sure now?
TOMTOM one cant be used... TOMTOM ONE V2 can
http://www.tomtom.com/products/features.php?ID=233&Category=0&Lid=10 -
I have a tomtom with hands free and personally for me, it's [EMAIL="cr@p"]!!!!!![/EMAIL], it's not loud enough and distorts and you have to have this microphone on a wire so close to your mouth for you caller to hear, I end up holding the microphone which is a pain or even worst, I end up having to hold the tomtom by my ear to be able to hear it - not good in my books and no I ain't have any problems with my hearing before any of you comment ;-)0
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Amazon currently have the Garmin 310 for £159.99. Hope this helps!0
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Thanks for that I saw the offer but apparently the OP has posted again saying the offer was wrong. Also I have read people saying that the tomtom one cannot be used as hands free so I'm not sure now?
I have the TT one V2 it does not have hands free facility.
It does have a bluetooth capability for connecting your phone to the unit but this is for receiving some of the "Plus" options they offer like live traffic alerts for hold ups etc.Signature No Longer acceptable -
Please key in PIN ****0 -
Probably too late if you are buying today but I have this handsfree http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?rb=0&action=c2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X3Jldmlld3M=&product_uid=126217
and it is excellent.0
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