Phone calling is a two-way proposition. There�s sound in, and there�s sound out. Both should be loud, and both should come in clearly, meaning DSP, ANR, CVC, and whatever other abecedarian high-tech noise suppression algorithms that technology can fling at it - plus loudness, in abundance. Besides talking loud and being heard, you need to be able to listen, unless you�re running for office.

BlueAnt�s Supertooth Light performs exceptionally well with incoming sound, but falls a little short on the outgoing. Loud is good. Loud outgoing is good, too, and just as important.

Criteria  Rating Design 4 Listening Quality 4 Outgoing Sound Quality 4 Cost/Benefit 5 Overall (not an average)	Pros Excellent speakerphone sound quality (output) Excellent electronic noise reduction Easy setup and pairing Loud, and gloriously so, with very little distortion at highest levels Great battery life specifications Magnetic clip easily adapts to visor up or down position Car and house current chargers included Happily pairs with more than one device
	Cons Low level sound output (to a caller) No indicator of level on volume controls Attachment to air vent does not inspire confidence

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