Would have been better with just the button. You have to press voice and then say “Pause”. There is no pause or stop button for the music. You have to learn the commands – although by asking for help, the unit will give you a list of options. Other hands-free units let me say “Call – ” once I press the button. There are a lot of voice commands in this unit. A piece of velcro could be the answer, since I don’t see a person moving this unit around too much.
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If I am driving down the highway with the windows rolled down, then get a blast from the sun – causing me to whip the visor to the side window – I could see that unit go flying into the cross-traffic. The devices’ wire clip to the visor causes a bit of concern – especially since this is a bigger unit. I had to turn down the speaker a bit to make the clipping sound go away. There was a noticeable clip (a buzzing sound) when I was listening to either music or someone talking to me with the volume around 70-80%. I wasn’t completely impressed with the speakers in the unit. That is the best test of the Jabra Freeway. Everyone I talked to through the unit has said there was no issue in hearing me. Since the unit is most likely right above your head, I can talk to someone while my windows are rolled down. Even with moderate to heavy usage, you might have to re-charge once every 6-7 days. Like most units nowadays, you can charge in a couple hours and be on standby for days. Turn on the FM button and your music will transfer over. Whereas most hands-free units only take the phone calls, you can play music right through this unit.
However, the speaker will also do double-duty.
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Volume buttons on the bottom to turn up and down the audio and a mute button if sirens are piercing outside.Įven though it’s pretty big for a Bluetooth hands-free unit, the contour does make it work so you can place it on the visor without blocking the vanity mirror. When you have to answer a call, just hit the button with the phone receiver on it. Key in the pin (if necessary) and the device will pair. Turn on Bluetooth and choose the Freeway. The pairing process on iPhone is pretty standard. Turn the power on and you hear a voice say “Jabra on – Ready for pairing”. The device can be affixed to the visor of your car (or wherever you want to put it). The Jabra Freeway charges on a M icro-USB plug. Great for if the whole car needs to hear a conversation. You can listen to the voice through the built-in speaker, or through the radio on a tuned frequency. Well, it simply turns this device into a FM tuner. Let’s answer the “ What is the FM button for” question. Jabra Freeway Front View The Good Stuff – Jabra Freeway A pretty impressive device that was awarded the best of CTIA wireless in 2011. But now I can take all those wires away and use this Jabra Freeway Bluetooth speaker. It hasn’t been a big deal – I have been using my iPhone through a device that sends an FM radio signal.
I have an older car – with no Bluetooth and definitely no MP3 player.
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