Let me start the review by saying that I consider myself to be an early adopter of most technologies. Despite this fact, it took me all these years to finally find a solution for using my cell phone in the car. Add in the fact that in my home state of California it is illegal to talk or text while driving, and I was playing with fire--Bottom Line.So I finally gave in and picked up a Yada Bluetooth Voice Recognition Speakerphone. Installation took approximately 30 seconds (I had to turn Bluetooth ON in my Android smartphone, then it connected instantly) Get in the car, attach it to the visor, and you're done. This product has done a great job recognizing my phone and reestablishing the bluetooth connection in between car trips. It's completely hassle free.
Call quality has been great. Personally, I think having it attached to the visor makes it IDEAL for hearing people and speaking easily into the mic. I just talk in the car at a normal volume, and the person on the other end hears me clearly with only a faint background noise--not enough to distract, just enough to let the person know they are probably on speakerphone. Voice recognition on call commands isn't perfect, but that's because NO voice recognition software has truly figured it out yet... But it's definitely on par or better than Apple's Siri (for some reference).
Overall it has a nice sleek design, holds all of my contacts, and has completely changed my life in the car. If you don't have a Bluetooth speakerphone in the car, just make the investment! You won't regret it.
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