Bluetooth Car Kit Review: Jabra Freeway In-Car Speakerphone Review

Jabra has been making Bluetooth hands-free products for a long time, and their newest car kit, the Jabra Freeway, incorporates the latest Bluetooth technology and provides very loud and super clear sound in cars or offices. The speakerphone has 3 speakers built-in with virtual surround sound technology, built-in Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR with multi-pairing and it can work with two Bluetooth phones simultaneously. The Jabra Freeway has very effective DSP and it's very easy to use thanks to the voice activated commands that walk you through all operations. The Jabra Freeway In-Car Speakerphone has a nice design. The unit measures 3.9 x 4.7 x 0.7 inches and weighs 4.05 oz. It has a wired clip that can securely clip the speaker to your car’s sun visor, and it can also tilt the speaker up on the curved wire if you use it on a desk in the office. The Jabra Freeway has a soft touch exterior that hides the very large Call answer/end button, as well as the FM, Voice command, Volume up and down and mute buttons. All buttons are clearly marked and easy to use even when driving. The Jabra Freeway has three front firing speakers and a mesh cover that hides the speakers but lets the sound clearly through. The Jabra Freeway goes to sleep automatically but it has a hardware power on/off button on the right side along with a charging port that also supports data for future updates and installing software. The kit comes with a car DC adapter and USB cable for charging and syncing. The Jabra Freeway has Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and offers Bluetooth features such as auto pairing (entering secure code for you automatically), multi-pairing and multipoint connect (working with 2 Bluetooth devices simultaneously). The biggest feature of them all is perhaps the voice guidance that walks you through pairing process. When you turn the car kit on for the first time, the voice prompt comes on and lets you know that the car kit is in pairing mode and walks you through what to do to complete the pairing process. For subsequent pairing, press the “Voice” button on the Jabra Freeway to bring up the voice command, and say “Pairing”, the car kit will put itself in pairing mode and walks you through the process via voice guidance. It’s easy and painless. Alternatively you can press and hold the call button to put the kit in pairing mode. You can pair the car kit with any Bluetooth device, and pair it with up to 8 devices.

8 Car Innovations That Are Closer Than You Think - DriveSteady.com

Since prehistoric man first carved a chunk of wood into a rudimentary wheel, our dreams of futuristic vehicles have driven the evolution of the wheeled-conveyance, from Roman chariots, to high-performance automobiles.

In today’s world, true motor maniacs drool over concept cars without batting an eye at the luscious booth babe who is strategically positioned to point out the coolest features.

If you fall into this category, get ready to hit your local dealership to see the latest feats of car technology, up close and personal. Here are eight of the most interesting automotive innovations scheduled to roll off a production line and onto your street in the near future:

1. Better Than a DeLorean

If a rerun of Back to the Future to motivate ambitious innovators in their efforts to create a feasible PAV, or personal air vehicle.

While most models look like rudimentary planes with wheels, or fold-up toys, the PAL-V , personal air & land vehicle actually looks promising. It is one of the few prototypes that is fully functional on land and in the air. So far, the wedge shape is more reminiscent of a motorcycle than a passenger car, but it’s a great starting place.

CONCLUSION

From the latest electronic gadgets that tell you how you’re driving, to cars that can drive all by themselves, automotive technology is rapidly moving into the future. What would be included on your dream car?

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