Easy way, is to get a FM transmitter.
True, but I just got a Jabra Cruiser check it out on eBay. I got it for $33 I think. Works great, connects through bluetooth to phone and media which basically means anything you hear on the phone will be heard on the cruiser which has a speaker or on your cars speakers via fm transmitter. FM transmitter isnt perfect but great most of the time. Obviously a car with internal bluetooth would be option one and aux in two. But I have neither and this works great for its price. Motorola has a similar device too for like $40. But I went with Jabra just cause of the price and its been a great decision.Easy way, is to get a FM transmitter.
Easy, but BY FAR the worst option.
FM transmitters suck.......
~John
True, but I just got a Jabra Cruiser check it out on eBay. I got it for $33 I think. Works great, connects through bluetooth to phone and media which basically means anything you hear on the phone will be heard on the cruiser which has a speaker or on your cars speakers via fm transmitter. FM transmitter isnt perfect but great most of the time. Obviously a car with internal bluetooth would be option one and aux in two. But I have neither and this works great for its price. Motorola has a similar device too for like $40. But I went with Jabra just cause of the price and its been a great decision.Easy way, is to get a FM transmitter.
Easy, but BY FAR the worst option.
FM transmitters suck.......
~John
True, but I just got a Jabra Cruiser check it out on eBay. I got it for $33 I think. Works great, connects through bluetooth to phone and media which basically means anything you hear on the phone will be heard on the cruiser which has a speaker or on your cars speakers via fm transmitter. FM transmitter isnt perfect but great most of the time. Obviously a car with internal bluetooth would be option one and aux in two. But I have neither and this works great for its price. Motorola has a similar device too for like $40. But I went with Jabra just cause of the price and its been a great decision.Easy, but BY FAR the worst option.
FM transmitters suck.......
~John
I had the Motorola device that you are referring to. Although the Bluetooth worked great for this device, the FM transmitter did not do well at all. I believe that this is primarily due to the fact that we are overwhelmed with FM stations in the DFW area. You need a clear connection that does not have any station close to the one that you are using for that connection.
If you have some clear area on your dial, then this may be an option for you. However if you are like the area I am in, forget the FM transmitter, you will not be happy with this option.
I sold that unit, and purchased the BlueAnt S4 speakerphone. I don't need that connection any longer with the S4 since the speakerphone on the S4 works very well.
Easy way, is to get a FM transmitter.
Easy way, is to get a FM transmitter. Available at most stores that sell electronics. (Walmart sells them) Just be sure no radio stations use a frequency close to what the transmitter uses.
OR
You can rip your dashboard off, and do something like this.. 4Runners.org - iPod to Alpine CDA-9847 Integration