I really did.  I really REALLY did!  I have been through a couple in-car speakerphones.  The first, the BlueAnt, was stolen.  I liked that one a lot but it wasn't terribly loud with incoming voices/callers but others could hear me fine.  The second, a Motorola, was crystal clear both outgoing and incoming but it had some technical glitches and I returned it because it kept unpairing and did not want to reconnect... oh but that sound quality was second to none (sniff, sniff).  Then there was this product.  It paired immediately and without issue. I never had any issues with it unpairing or "acting up." I was hoping for the answer to my hands-free problems (it is the law in CA).  Alas, the Motorola T225 fell short.  While it was loud and crystal clear on incoming voices, people complained they couldn't hear me and I sounded "really far away."  At first I thought it may have been a service issue or the fault of the other party but then more and more people confessed that they just "pretended" to listen as I sounded far away (thanks guys!).  I actually have to SHOUT in order for people to hear me on this thing.  I have a loud voice to begin with so shouting to be heard isn't natural for me but I did it for a couple weeks to make due.  Unfortunately, when it is a serious call (not just a "please remember to pick up my kid") shouting doesn't feel right.

The quest for a (near) perfect Bluetooth speakerphone goes on...
I really did. I really REALLY did! I have been through a couple in-car speakerphones. The first, the BlueAnt, was stolen. I liked that one a lot but it wasn't terribly loud with incoming voices/callers but others could hear me fine. The second, a Motorola, was crystal clear both outgoing and incoming but it had some technical glitches and I returned it because it kept unpairing and did not want to reconnect... oh but that sound quality was second to none (sniff, sniff). Then there was this product. It paired immediately and without issue. I never had any issues with it unpairing or "acting up. " I was hoping for the answer to my hands-free problems (it is the law in CA). Alas, the Motorola T225 fell short. While it was loud and crystal clear on incoming voices, people complained they couldn't hear me and I sounded "really far away. "  At first I thought it may have been a service issue or the fault of the other party but then more and more people confessed that they just "pretended" to listen as I sounded far away (thanks guys! ). I actually have to SHOUT in order for people to hear me on this thing. I have a loud voice to begin with so shouting to be heard isn't natural for me but I did it for a couple weeks to make due. Unfortunately, when it is a serious call (not just a "please remember to pick up my kid") shouting doesn't feel right. The quest for a (near) perfect Bluetooth speakerphone goes on...