BlueAnt Supertooth 3 Handsfree Kit

The BlueAnt Supertooth 3 handsfree speakerphone provides a safer, legal alternative to talking on your cell phone while you drive. Voice prompts provide assistance to help you connect the device with your phone and upload your address book.

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• Reviewed by: harleydad1

  04-23-09

  Duration of ownership: 2 Weeks

  Strengths: Excellent design, easy to set up,customizeable

  Weaknesses:None as yet

  Overall Evaluation: I previously had a vehicle with built-in bluetooth which I got very used to. My current car does not so I researched available add-ons. This unit is better than advertised. Very easy to set up, looks great and works as well if not better than my previous built-in unit. In service for two weeks now and the battery is still going strong (and it comes with both a car charger and an AC charger). Incoming calls are announced (I chose UK English-very cool) and are very clear. Voice command for outgoing calls works as advertised. I highly recommend this product.

• Reviewed by: frednj

  02-14-09

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  Strengths: Loud and clear voice from unit and callers.

  Weaknesses:Callers say they hear there own voice being echoed.

  Overall Evaluation: I am using a LG Lotus cell phone and the echo is bad on the callers side. Otherwise the unit has a very clear and understandable voice and can be set very loud. I probably wouldn't have purchased it if I know the echo was that bad.

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  10-11-08

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  Strengths: Easy setup, loud speaker, good microphone.

  Weaknesses:None detected so far with the exception of voice prompt. You need to speak a little louder than normal

  Overall Evaluation: I paired this with my wife's iPhone. The unit is idiot proof. It verbally tells you how to program it. We tested it on surface streets with the windows down and it worked well. Noise cancellation worked well. I later paired it with my iPhone to try it with 400+ contacts. While pairing, the unit verbally tells you how far it is. It paired to my phone in a relative short time considering it downloaded my phone book. I turn the unit off when I exit the vehicle. The unit verbally tells you when it is off and when it is on. It also tells you that it has paired with your phone which happens in a matter of seconds. The speaker is loud and clear and the microhphone works well. I have been using bluetooth headsets for about 3-4 years now and after using this one, I plan on getting one for myself. I highly recommend buying this unit.

• Reviewed by: 9603701

  08-10-08

  Duration of ownership: 30 Days

  Strengths: Very simple to operate. Clear sound for both listener and speaker. Seems to last several days on a full charge.

  Weaknesses:None

  Overall Evaluation: I really dislike using bluetooth earpiece so for me this was the perfect solution. I haven't tried any of the advanced features like voice recognition.

• Reviewed by: tomscrivano

  07-27-08

  Duration of ownership: 1 Months

  Strengths: Works as advertised. Easy to set up. Better than average audio quality. Battery charge is good for nearly one month unless you accumulate a lot of talk time.

  Weaknesses:Verizon Wireless phones that run on the BREW operating system (and phones that run on the Symbian OS) do not support the ability to download their phone books to this unit.

  Overall Evaluation: If you cannot download your phone book to the Supertooth3, it will not be able to correlate the incoming telephone number with the name of the caller; subsequently, the Supertooth3 can only announce the number and not the caller's name. I uploaded my phone book to my PC using my Susteen DataPilot program and then tried, unsuccessfully, to download my phone book to the BlueAnt Supertooth3 via Bluetooth. Apparently, the most recent version of DataPilot (version 5.5.2) does not yet have a device driver for the Supertooth3. BlueAnt needs to work with Susteen to make the transference of phone books work.

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