Pros
- Solar power delivers unlimited talk time
- Attaches securely to the windshield
Cons
- Volume buttons can be tricky to access
- Flashing lights can be distracting at night
Bottom Line
LG's speakerphone delivers great-sounding calls, most of the time. But its solar-powered features that make it stand out.
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