gps car bluetooth

How reliable the car DVD player esp. 7” double din which offers GPS, IPOD input, Bluetooth and all those are generic brand and from Hong Kong on eBay, they are around 350 and offer everything but I am scared to buy one, if the quality is not good or something happened after one or two months, please give me suggestions that I should go those or I should avoid those.

A lot of times Chinese products are cheap knock offs when you buy them on ebay. Check the sellers rating even then I wouldn't really trust it. I bought a "name brand" memory card from China before and it came in and it was bootleg and froze after taking a few pictures, I later read their feedback and that seller had a habit of that. Next when I tried contacting them they were gone from eBay.

So the price may be tempting but I wouldn't risk it.

Amazon has some good deals on in dash dvd players and you don't have to worry about them scamming you

http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&x=0& amp;ref_=nb_ss_gw&y=0&field-keyw ords=dvd%20gps%20double%20din&url=se arch-alias%3Daps

2009-02-13 07:50:56 by psandhu97

GPS Car DVD Player installed in my Swift car. Works great with mapmyindia maps. Check various models at hightechdealsever.blogspot.com

Order a Lifetime Traffic suscription and set it up on my Gps, but it show me not the traffic Icon on the front Display.

working where???

2009-12-30 03:40:58 by Olli S

Price: $59.99

Voice guidance announces battery level and Bluetooth connection status
Up to 20 hours of talk time, up to 30 days of standby time
Stream music, podcasts and GPS directions
Bluetooth-enabled in-car speakerphone for hands-free conversations while driving
Automatic volume adjustment and auto-paring to mobile phone

We just got a new car that comes with bluetooth. I guess it will be mostly used for incoming calls. We are now shopping for a portable GPS because the factory price was outrageous. What other uses are there for the bluetooth function of a portable GPS besides picking up phone calls?

Blue tooth is just an RF wireless method of connecting one item to another without the usual connecting cable. We now use it in the motorcycle market to connect helmet headsets to the motorcycle systems (Icom, CB radio, AM/FM, CD's, etc.) as well as such things as GPS, Cell phones and RADAR detecters.

2008-07-31 11:18:35 by Didcrywolf

Price: $0.00 $0.00

Change your preferences to get the most out of your battery life
Set your phone to change its status according to power level
Control Wifi, Notifications, Bluetooth, GPS, and more.

I don't want to buy adapter for bluetooth because it costs 200 dollars. I am looking for something built in.

Most GPS/DVD decks these days are bluetooth & ipod capable, but you still have to buy additional accessories in order to use them. The bluetooth adapter by itself will probably cost around $200, and an ipod cable around $50. That's on top of the $1000+ for an in-dash navigation deck. Also, many cars don't have the space for an aftermarket GPS/DVD deck. If you have steering wheel controls or require a specialized dash mounting kit, those will cost you extra as well. In other words, it won't be cheap.

Best thing to do is go to crutchfield.com and see what's available for your car. Here's their car stereos page: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-PbELyx1JSz5 /cgi-bin/superprodgroup.asp?c=3&g=26 6150&I=&o=&avf=N
Select your car and it will tell you which units will fit. You can also filter by features (navigation, bluetooth, etc).

If you just want a bluetooth car kit, there are kits you can install that are cheaper than trying to get it in a deck with all those other features: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-PbELyx1JSz5 /cgi-bin/prodgroup.asp?c=2&g=280050& amp;I=&o=p&search=bluetooth+car+ kit&avf=N&search=bluetooth+car+k it

2007-07-20 09:15:30 by curiousone

yes

2006-03-03 20:12:36 by johndeer