Bluetooth vs. Hands free system?
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Bluetooth vs. Hands free system?
Does anyone have any experience in using both the built-in hands-free system AND the Bluetooth system. Both seem like good solutions. Just curious if anyone had any real world experience with both.
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If you commute about an hour or more and use the phone a lot, go with a cradle because you get battery charging and external antenna. If you are in and out of the car a lot, and don't want to bother docking your phone all the time, Bluetooth is an advantage.
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Ok mine ML did not even come with the MHI conector.
By the way do you know if the ML radio is equiped witg the RDS system that names the station on the display i know it displays the song names and artist on the CD.
Thank You
By the way do you know if the ML radio is equiped witg the RDS system that names the station on the display i know it displays the song names and artist on the CD.
Thank You
Originally Posted by Wolfgang
Bluetooth plugs into the optional MHI handsfree connector.
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Originally Posted by hubert
By the way do you know if the ML radio is equiped witg the RDS system that names the station on the display i know it displays the song names and artist on the CD.
Thank You
Thank You
Here's a TravelPilot with RDS.
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Originally Posted by wasabi
Does anyone have any experience in using both the built-in hands-free system AND the Bluetooth system. Both seem like good solutions. Just curious if anyone had any real world experience with both.
