Goldlantern G-Lite VisorTalk Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit with Caller ID | 
 enlarge | Brand: G-Lite
Category: CE
List Price: $129.95
Buy New: $51.01
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Avg. Customer Rating:  7 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 8.9 x 5.9 x 3.1
MPN: VT-MK20
UPC: 803831006018
EAN: 0803831006018
ASIN: B000VDBC6W
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Mounts on vehicles' sun visor with strong magnetic clip, no installation Caller's number appears on backlit 14-digit LCD display with incoming callsDigital Signal Processor (DSP) for noise suppression and echo cancellation Full duplex; speak and listen simultaneously 1-touch hotline button calls designated numberUp to 8 hours talk time and 200 hours standbyCompliant with Bluetooth v2.0 devices up to 33' |
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Product Description
G-Lite VT-MK20 VisorTalk Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit with Caller ID. Turns your Bluetooth Cellular Phone into a Mobile Conference System for your car, home, or office.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 Goldlantern G-lite visortalk bluetooth December 29, 2008
Works great. I like the way it reconnects my phone, once I return to the car. I don't have to do anything. I like the volume control and the clear reception with it. I rate this unit highly.
Almost Great December 22, 2008
I am very satisfied with Visor Talk Kit. It installed, paired easily and works very well. The magnetic clip makes it easy to remove and replace the device on the sun visor without struggling with the clip and damaging the visor. Call clarity and volume are excellent and the display is well designed.
The only complaints I have are:
1. When the display is open it blocks the view of the call answer, hang-up and hot key. It would be nice to have a discrete on-off switch so that the display could be stowed without turning the unit off or place the buttons where they could be seen with the display open.
2. The unit will not reconnect if you get out of range then reenter the vehicle. (Happens at gas stations all the time) This can cause issues if you don't power down and re power the unit when you get back in the vehicle. Both these issues have work arounds so these are purely ease of use situations.
All and all the unit works as advertised and is a great value for the price.
Ed
 Almost caught fire afetr 1st charging! September 8, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I had this product about 3 weeks. After the initial charging, I plugged the bluetooth in using the charger supplied. The unit started to smell like burning plastic, then began to smoke. I must admit that the store (Buynow) was very helpful in returning this unit and refunding my money, but the product itself was a disappointment.
VisorTalk Bluetooth August 30, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
this is the best hands free device for the car I have found the sound quality and ease of use is perfect
Excellent voice quality, easy to use, poor button placement July 17, 2008
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
We've been using the VisorTalk Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit for about three months and love it. It's always where we need it and works well even under high traffic noise.
To turn the unit on, you lift the LCD screen and it presents a two-tone signal and then syncs with your blue-tooth enabled phone with a reverse two-tone signal, so it's easy to tell when it's on and when it's synced.
It has one feature in particular that is wonderful. You get one programmable call button that allows you to set up one (and only one) phone number to dial with a simple push of the button. This could be an emergency number but we have it programmed for a family member.
Advantages include simplicity of use, good speakers, good voice quality.
Disadvantages include poor button placement, only one quick-call button, and relatively large size (about 6"L x 3"W x 1"D), and a charge cord that's too short and tightly spiraled to let me plug it in while on the visor, which means we have to take it off and put in on the passenger's seat or on the floor while charging.
The unit keeps the numbers of the most recent five calls that were received and it's easy to cycle through them and redial any one of them. I would prefer to have the five most recent calls that we made from the unit. If they were really serious about usability, they would provide both and a button push to cycle between the two groups. Also, they list calls from phones with unlisted numbers. What's the point? If you don't know what number it is, you not likely to be calling it. So, please, programmers...do some filtering!
The instruction booklet describes how to download phone lists from your cell phone but we have not been able to make it work (it's written in English-as-a-5th-language format). PLEASE spend a few bucks and hire someone who speaks English as a native language to edit the manual!!!
Improvements that they REALLY need to make to keep this item competitive:
1. Move the call and end buttons to the top of the unit's front face. They are currently located just below the liftable LCD screen and are obscured as soon as we lift the screen and turn on the unit.
2. Create at least two more quick-call programmable buttons. Most of our calls while driving go to four family or work numbers and we need to be able to call those numbers with a single button push.
3. Package the unit with a longer, more flexible charge cord so it can be left on the visor (and usable) while charging.
Summary: Good sound, fairly easy to use, needs improvement or they'll lose whatever market share they currently have.
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