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Kensington LiquidAUX Bluetooth Car Kit
$100.00
Released March, 2008
The Pros:Great for those with no built-in Bluetooth who now face hands-free only laws. A clean connection to your cars stereo system for clear music or voice. Doesn't require batteries - is charged by your car through the cigarette lighter plug.
The Cons:No ability to change the default pairing passcode (0000). Microphone can make you sound muffled, even if placed in a good location on your dash. Music streaming suffers a slight loss in quality compared to a direct connection.
The Kensington LiquidAUX Bluetooth Car Kit is an auxiliary car kit designed for listening to music or making hands-free calls in a car. It first plugs into a car’s lighter port, from which it receives energy.
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It then plugs into the car stereo’s auxiliary input. After that, the device can be instantly paired with a Bluetooth-enabled phone for either making calls or streaming music. Additional features include a remote control, a USB port for charging your music phone, and an on/off power switch. The device is certainly useful, but it also unfortunately requires an unpleasant number of wired connections.
Features
- Auxiliary Car Kit
- Bluetooth 2.0 Technology
- A2DP Music Streaming
- 2.4GHz Wireless Remote
- USB Interface
- Integrated Microphone
- On/Off Switch w/LED
- 4’ Audio Extension Cable
Specifications
- Model #: K33428US
- Bluetooth: 2.0 +A2DP
- Wireless: 2.4GHz
- Warranty: 2-Year
User Reviews (1)
Pros & Cons
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great for those with no built-in Bluetooth who now face hands-free only laws
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a clean connection to your cars stereo system for clear music or voice
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doesn't require batteries - is charged by your car through the cigarette lighter plug
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easily moves from car to car
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includes a remote which allows you to pause, play and stop music, pick up and hang up phonecalls
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built-in noise canceling microphone
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ground loop isolator can be sent away for at no charge from Kensignton to solve buzzing / popping noises had by some users
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very easy to set up and use
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great price:performance value compared to FM transmitter units, built-in Bluetooth from the car manufacturer
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no ability to change the default pairing passcode (0000)
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microphone can make you sound muffled, even if placed in a good location on your dash
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music streaming suffers a slight loss in quality compared to a direct connection
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microphone is built into the unit - not useful for those with charges not out in the open
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output of the device is quiet - requires you to turn your stereo up loud
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