Bluetooth for a car
That means you’re definitely not alone, and there are a bunch of solutions out there
that directly address your problem, but you will have some choices to make
depending on the functionality you need and how much money you want to spend.
Radio Adapters
Some car
radios are "Bluetooth ready" and just require an adapter to add the
functionality.
Car Kits
The least
expensive way to add Bluetooth to a car is with a Bluetooth car kit, but the
experience isn't as seamless.
Car Stereos
An
aftermarket replacement for your factory head unit is the most seamless way to
get Bluetooth in any car, but it's also the most expensive.Click Image To Buy
Bluetooth Radio Adapter
Since
each of these Bluetooth adapters is “stereo specific,” you have to buy the
exact device that was designed for your car stereo. Some head units are
“Bluetooth ready” in that while they don’t actually have built-in Bluetooth
functionality, you can add it later with a separate peripheral device.
Installation
tends to be a relatively simple operation, although usually you have to remove
your head unit to access the adapter port. These devices typically consist of a
small box that contains a Bluetooth radio and other electronics and a wire or
wires that you have to plug into your head unit.
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Bluetooth Car Kit
The main types of Bluetooth car kits include:
1. Speakerphones
2. Hands-free calling kits
3. Music streaming kits
4. Combination units
There are
a lot of options out there, so it’s important to understand the different
choices that are available to you. Bluetooth speakerphones tend to be
relatively simple devices that don’t actually interface with your car radio.
You basically pair your cell phone to the speakerphone and then use it like a
headset that you don’t actually have to wear in your ear. That makes the
installation quick and easy, but you’ll be missing out on a lot of neat
Bluetooth features.
The two
main features to look for in a Bluetooth car kit are hands-free calling and
music streaming. A good Bluetooth car kit will be able to turn down (or mute)
your radio during calls, and the ability to stream music from your
phone (including from Internet radio services) is a nice touch. If there isn’t
a stereo-specific Bluetooth adapter for your head unit, then a Bluetooth radio
adapter is another easy, low cost way that you can add Bluetooth connectivity
to your car.
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Major Upgrading Stereo
Full
Bluetooth integration means that your head unit will typically be able to
display caller information, song data when you’re streaming music, and may even
be able to dial your phone or control apps via a touchscreen interface. If
you’re thinking about taking the plunge, you can check out more information about
the metter of choosing type of device for your car :
Car Stereo
Upgrading
a car stereo can seem daunting, but it isn't that hard if you do some research
first.
Hands Free
One of
the top features available from Bluetooth integration, hands-free calling
allows you to use your phone without actually having to touch your phone.
Head Unit
If you've
decided to buy a Bluetooth head unit for your car, that's just the first step. There
are a ton of other features and specs you'll also want to consider.
The most
expensive way you can add Bluetooth to your car is to just bite the bullet and
upgrade your entire head unit. If you’re already on the verge of a sound system
overhaul, then you’ll definitely want to zero in on head units that include
Bluetooth functionality.
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