Dual BTM60 Bluetooth Phone/Audio Adapter

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By db130 06/18/2008
Pros:
price, ease of use
Cons:
wiring could be a bit longer?
Summary:
Installed the module and the XHD6425 radio at the same time. They worked immediately and paired up quickly with my Windows Mobile device which has A2DP(streaming audio) and HFP(hands-free calling) support. Total install time was less than an hour. Call quality was very good when mounted on the visor but I am considering relocating it onto the overhead console so that the module does not hit the windshield when the visor is fully extended. Another 12 inches of wiring would be ideal but there is enough for the intended application.

By dylanh_1165166403 06/17/2008
Pros:
Good quality, seamless integration with stereo/phone, plays music, does calls
Cons:
No button calls up the voice menu like my regular bluetooth headset does.
Summary:
I've been using this Dual BTM60 with my XHD6425 in-dash CD/MP3 player. It's hard to review it on its own, as it requires a radio. In any case, I've been really happy with this. It works great to play music from my phone, sounds great, too. Voice quality is pretty good. My family says they can hear me much more clearly than with the bluetooth headset I've been using. On my end, they sound alright, but I think the bluetooth headset gave me slightly higher call fidelity. Music is amazing, though. I read a review somewhere that this doesn't disconnect when you turn your car off; this isn't true. Turn your car on, it pairs with your phone. Turn your car off, it unpairs. Simple. The only complaint I really have is there's no way to call up the voice menu on my phone like my regular bluetooth headset. On that, you hit a button, and can say "call ___" and it'll do it for you. With this product, you hit the bluetooth button and have to actually dial the number, meaning you have to be able to recite 10 digits while driving. I end up just hitting the button on my phone, and then voicedialing through this unit. That works fine, just a tad inconvenient.

By HPALS 05/12/2008
Pros:
Compact size, Easy to instal and set-up
Cons:
Additional installation charges
Summary:
I have been using this speaker with a Dual audio receiver. It is quite small in size and the set-up process was rather easy. The pairing sequence with different bluetooth phone sets was a breeze. The unit needed to be installed and I had to pay additional charges for that.

By slot328 05/01/2008
Pros:
Wireless BT connection, easy setup and use
Cons:
Voice is not very loud and clear
Summary:
It is not as good as Motorola T505 I owned before. But its price is just less than half of that kit. Basically it is an affordale and nice kit. I need it when I am driving my car. This kit gives me no problem so far.

By eilros 11/29/2007
Pros:
Small moduleCrystal clear micEasy to set up
Cons:
None that I've noticed yet
Summary:
I've only used the BTM60 for three days but I've already talked about 5 hours with it. It's very easy to install and setup. I have a Moto RAZR and my wife has a Nokia 6133 and I didn't have any problems pairing either of them. I have it setup to auto connect and it has worked every time with both phones.According to the people that I've talked to, my voice is crystal clear and sounds much better than the Moto H500 Bluetooth headset that I was using.I highly recommend the BTM60 to anyone that has Dual head unit.

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