Home | Stories | Reviews | TreoCast | Treo Store | Accessories | Software | Discussion at webOS Nation | Mobile | About | Search   treocentral.com >> Products & Reviews >> Accessories mr Handsfree Blue Vision Speakerphone Thu May 18, 2006 - 7:00 PM EDT - By Jay Gross Table of Contents Overview> Conclusion Conclusion Mr Handsfree's Blue Vision works best in a conferencing situation, but it also does its job okay in a car. The company went to a lot of trouble to make the Blue Vision sturdy (possible exception being the visor clip), pumping out admirable audio performance and plenty of volume. Its buttons' peculiarities don't ruin it, but they do make an otherwise enjoyable product less lovable. Ti, la, sol, fa, mi, re, do. Criteria  Rating Sound Quality 4 Usability 4 Design 3 Cost/Benefit 4 Overall (not an average) Pros Generous sound volume One-button-selectable "car" and "conference" modes Car and wall chargers included Extra sturdy construction Cons The "on" button nonsensically requires long hold-down Illogical, useless button flashing Bluetooth confusion requires re-pairing Plastic visor clip does not inspire confidence   User Opinions 100% 0% Read Opinions (1) Would you recommend mr Handsfree Blue Vision Speakerphone? Yes   No   Product Info Details > Name mr Handsfree Blue Vision Speakerphone > Company mr Handsfree > Weight 7 oz > Fact Sheet & User Opinions Availability > Available Pricing > $129.95 Sponsored Links mr Handsfree Blue Vision Speakerphone from TreoCentral Store References Actions > Print this page >

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