I've searched but most solutions include ipod integration. I just want a semi-seamless hands-free phone solution. Thoughts for best solution balancing cost, quality, and simplicity?

 

I picked up a motorola roadster t700 visor interface and its been a great solution.

 

I put a TOOKI in my 08 C4S. easily done, works great, downloads everything onto screen.

 

Did the Dension Ipod and Bluetooth from Eric at Bumperlugs and love it!!! Just discovered Pandora on ky Droid and can use the Bluetooth.. amazing!!!!

 

+1..same one here. It announces the battery level when you turn it on and shows power level on the iPhone.

 

+1. TOOKI is sold by Nav-Tv. Put one in four years ago, and it is still going strong. Fully integrated with the PCM.

 

I purchased a 2007 997 C2 a few months ago and it came with the Tooki Bluetooth and iPOD adapter. I have never used a bluetooth in my cars before (not much for talking and driving), so for even a novice like me, it took less than 30 seconds for the car system to identify and connect to my iphone and I've had no problems since.

 

+1 Motorola Droid Roadster. Less than $60 on Amazon.

 

+1 for Tooki. Full integration into PCM like OEM equipment.

 

if u want the PCM integration, use the Dension or Tooki

keep in mind the performance varies by the quality of the mic u use and the placement of the mic (very important)

much less expensive way is the visor bluetooth.. one drawback i can think of is that u must constantly re-charge the visor unit.

 

I had this Parrot unit installed. Works well enough with my Droid 2.

http://www.parrot.com/usa/products/b...-free-car-kits

 

I have the mObridge unit installed. Integrates into the PCM like the factory telephone system. Works very well with my iPhone 4. I tried a few of the visor units but when driving at highway speeds none of them were loud enough for me to clearly hear the other person on the call.

http://www.mobridge.us/

 

I keep seeing positive Motorola Roadster reviews, so let's give it a go. Can't beat $60 and if I don't like it in the 911 it will go in my wife's SUV.

 

Also streams audio to your car's stereo - mp3, ipod, or internet.

 

Thinking of putting XM in my 2006 997 C2; likely will use the Cayenne receiver. Would I still be able to add a Bluetooth/Ipod unit later, like Tooki or Dension? Mobridge?