Just wanted to let you know that the BlueAnt commute works pretty well if you have an android phone. It cost around 50 something dollars and you can hang it on the side of your bed. You basically Say blueant speak to me and then it asks what you want to do. It's very similar to the no button blueant. It also works well with the iPhone.
the only problem I found is sometimes when you call someone and they have voicemail that doesn't hang up after certain amount of time. I can keep you connected for quite a while. Other than that I've used it so I can call in an emergency at night. It works well. Doesn't cost too much. I have had some difficulties with the activating when I don't want to, but all in all it's much better than having nothing. On Sunday, August 17, 2014, Joan Anglin <poaj...@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > Regarding the hands-free blueant, I did have one and he was great to deal > with, but unfortunately I had to send it back once for repair and then it > broke again after the warranty was over, just stopped working. I just can’t > afford the price of it every year. Although the magnet is great, I was > never able to come up with a good place to secure it on my wheelchair (we > tried multiple ways but it always was in the way or getting knocked too far > away from my ear) and because I do not stay on concrete or smooth surfaces > most of the time I am outside, it proved not to work for me. I even tried > hanging magnets where I could drive up to them to turn it on, but it > magnetized itself to the loop of the blue tooth and would pull it out of my > ear. It’s a great tool for somebody who is inside most of the time, then I > could get it to work fine, but for my lifestyle it just did not work. > > I get around having to push the blueant button when I’m by myself by > texting from the computer and ask if friend or family to text me, then I > can continually text when they wake my phone. Thanks for the suggestion, > and it is a tremendous tool. Regards to all Joan >
