Broadcasting private calls and (C) music over public radio? This is why we moved to spread spectrum, no?If hands-free is a law, in most states/nations, and not pertaining to CB handsets, then maybe we can offer the ‘BT 80C’ or BTC-730, instead of ‘FM’ radio retransmission.Now if HD Radio had any standards you might be able to send an addressable signal alongside traffic and weather alerts. But isn’t that what Bluetooth is for?
Rating: 3 / 5

easy setup, simple to use and incoming sound is clear. problem is you need to shout for ppl to hear you, and my car is very quiet. It would be helpful if there were a way to attach a remote microphone to it that could be wired to the rear view mirror, or even clip onto my shirt…
Rating: 2 / 5

Can’t remember who talked me into trying this unit. I had about given up on finding one that sounded clear to me and others could hear me from a mic that wasn’t “wired to me”. This unit works great. I really like the fact that it automatically connects to my cell phone when I get in the vehicle (a Ford F-150 pickup). The only negative is that I have to stop the station I am listening to and switch to the FM station it joins with. Sort of a hassle if you like to listen to am stations. I have not used a lot of it’s features like linking to an ipod, etc.
Rating: 4 / 5

The discription paints a nice picture BUT…… The manual is ambiguous. I am using an MP3 player with my W385 motorola along with the much anticipated handsfree device, the cell phone does not work unless you turn OFF the player, as oppossed to the discription that states the music will automatically pause upon receiving phone call. Because the manual does not elaborate on proceedure and what is what – I fiddled with this thing for hours and could not make it work as discribed. I finally made a call and the sound thru my car speakers was GOOD but the recieving party said my voice was coming from a tin can-even with the microphone close to my mouth. The quality of music from my MP3 to the car radio is so-so, which I suppose is true for most FM transmitters. The remote did NOTHING. I am assuming that if you have state of the art Radio and maybe a different music device and a fancy new I-phone it may work better. Again, this is where a better discription of item, proper manual information and best equipment to use would come in handy. I am returning this product. Great Idea, Need more info before you buy it.

Rating: 2 / 5

I’ve used Soundfly BT for few days and had so many problems that I’ve stopped using it.

1. The Bluetooth connection with my iphone was lost between calls.

2. Moving from hearing music to get a call or to dialing one often result in losing the Bluetooth connection as well.

3. The only way to reestablish Bluetooth connection was to turn the Soundfly BT off and on again.

4. The streaming music quality via the FM transmitter was not good enough and the sound quality driven from the units’ headphone jack was even worse.

Today I had installed fix hends free system in my car and put the Soundfly BT away.

I think that the promise delivered was false promise and although the idea was very good the compatibility with iphone is far of being established.

I will certainly not suggest any iphone holder to purchase this unit.

Rating: 1 / 5