How does it work in car
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I don't know, since you need to plug it into either the audio inputs or some other type of input. I guess it would depend on your car.
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I went with "TP-LINK HA100 NFC-Enabled Bluetooth 4.1 Audio Adapter/Music Streaming Receiver" because I have an pile of usb power inputs and a drawer full of power adapters. I'm sure logitech will have a usb power supply in their next version of this. This is likely why they have no image of the back where the inputs are as most similar devices do. BTW, We just use a "3.5mm male to male cable" in the car that doesn't have bluetooth and pass one end around depending on who's playing the music.
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Here is exactly what I bought from Amazon; http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006MWXZM0/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 "BiXPower USB Port Power Cable with 3 Extra Popular Interchangeable Connector Tips " Basically, I went with this because I wasn't 100% sure what power tip I was going to need, but the basic tip worked just fine. I plugged that into my 12v USB adapter in my car and it works perfectly.
1526249
Actually, it works great. I have my Nokia Icon connected to the adapter and the adapter plugged into my AUX jack on my head unit. The sound is as good as having the phone connected directly. With a little creativity, I could hide the adapter in the dash somewhere and have it invisible. The only thing to keep in mind is that you will need a power adapter to work in your car some how either via a 12v converter or via a USB 5v/12v converter (which is what I did).
1526250
Here is exactly what I bought from Amazon;BiXPower USB Port Power Cable with 3 Extra Popular Interchangeable Connector Tips"BiXPower USB Port Power Cable with 3 Extra Popular Interchangeable Connector Tips " Basically, I went with this because I wasn't 100% sure what power tip I was going to need, but the basic tip worked just fine. I plugged that into my 12v USB adapter in my car and it works perfectly.
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For the car you're better off buying a purpose built aux-to-bluetooth adapter for the car with a cigarette power source and play/pause ffad/rwd buttons, such as this: Kinivo BTC450 Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit for Cars with Aux Input Jack (3.5 mm) - supports aptX
1081609
How it works is the device shows radio stations once it's plugged into your cigarette lighter in the car. You don't need to push aux to hear your music you just have to change your cats radio station to match what the iTrip is showing. If it doesn't sound too good tel then tweak it to different stations til you like it. No auxiliary button needed. For the first week it was alittle crappie but now it works like a charm. A friend of mine bought the exact same one but spent $40 for it at a department store & it NEVER worked! ! ! Sooo good luck!
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I consider it quite portable, it is light weight, and we move it around the house all the time. I think it would travel well in a car, it is not huge or heavy. A good feature seems to be the way it doesn't drain the battery when left "on"... if no one is playing or it is not in auto play mode, it must shut down to preserve battery, even if you accidentally leave it in "on" position (which my granddaughter does all the time). We purchased the wall AC device but haven't ever felt a need to use it.
1256227
It worked fine in my car cd player. I bought it for the Wii, and it did not work for the Wii, but ran it in the car just because I had it. Seemed to work fine.
400176
It works well as a stand alone product. I have it installed in my car by its self and it works well.
509763
It will not work in the car, at least not in my car. The head unit, a JVC, tries to read the iPod but can not for whatever reason. I believe it has something to do with not being on a wi-fi net work in the car.As far as sound quality, it is remarkable. It works great on my Sony docking station. I was using a Bluetooth before, which was okay, but Dolry is way better.
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You can use it in the car as Well as in the house. Has a plug for the car and one for the house.
2134536
While I personally haven't used it in my car, I can see no reason why it wouldn't work great. I use it around the house and it's amazing how well it works. It even works when I forget to bring the phone in from the car outside. I love it!
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It comes with a cord to charge it, kind of like an iPod, you charge it in the computer or if you have a charger that plugs into the wall you can charge it like that too. I'm not sure what you mean by connecting it to the car but I will try to answer. If you are talking about to play the music, it plugs into your headphone jack and you find a radio station that is static and put the device on that station. If you are talking about charging it in your car, you have to have a USB charger that you can plug it into.
633322
This product requires an electrical outlet. So if your vehicle has a standard plug like the one in your house then you can plug in and use in your car. I wouldnt reccommend using this while driving. But as a passenger, sure!
539285
This is like an oven, you need car's electricity to use. Just plug in your car's cigarette plug and it does all the work for you. You should have one if you spend alot of time on the road.
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It comes with a charger. Just plug it in charger and plug into the wall. Works in your car as well
1786836
You can use it in the car, but there is no car adapter to plug it in there. Once it is charged in the house, it works fine in the car.
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Thank you for your question! This particular unit is calibrated for use inside a home a we would not recommend it for use in a car. A car creates a lot of ambient noise when it runs and the acoustics inside the car are much different than those of a room, so the unit will most likely not function correctly. It may not activate or may activate randomly even without detecting a bark due to background noise.
662004
It works and is great to use inside when the connection for a car is not convenient!
388465
It should work in any car in phone that has Bluetooth how ever volume not clear on other callers end
1151517
It plugs into the base unit not the radio or battery. That's the only issue with the car charger. Figuring out how to use it while mobile may be a challenge but it does work when the unit is stationary. I put Velcro attachments on my base unit to keep the radio steady while charging while driving and so far it appears to work okay, you just need to find a stable and flat area of the vehicle to mount the base unit (more Velcro) where if it does pop out it wont hinder driving safely.