How well does the receive and transmit work with "some" wind noise from partially opened car window(s)?
2004425
All I can is that I have never had any problems with the window down a little. Just when it's down all the way.
2004426
works as fine as you can expect. I use it with windows open and mostly need to close window only from traffic noise. Really very good sound on both ends. I'm on my second one.
1004463
The range will vary for example the antinna is top middle of the windshield you will get about 100 to 200 yards but you may get longer depending if there is any interference for example wifi may interfere or other signals
151569
Sounds like you've talked to someone that doesn't understand radio waves. No, windows will not break the signal. If you live in an apartment or close to others using similar devices, you may get interference from their devices. The only way I could see windows "breaking" the signal, would be because of the lack of solid walls with wires and foil insulation, you could get crossover or interference. But that is not a common problem at all. Get them and enjoy the music.
125462
It takes a couple of times to get the hang of it, then it's pretty simple. I take it off once a week myself. It's easier when the wind is calm :) The antenna just bends a bit toward the back window, but no big thing. There's plenty of room.
2035635
It blocks out sound quite well. I have it nailed to my window and I hardly hear anything save the soft wailing of the siren of a fire engine or ambulance.
1189892
If you are talking about the "handset" that is used to find the locator, it is easy to hear (providing you have normal hearing). The only time I have difficulty hearing it is on very windy days. As you get closer to the locator, you can actually hear it "ping". If course, if you are using this to find your car, you probably won't need to hear it as you will be able to see your car long before you get close to it. I use my set to find my cat and she is very good at hiding.
1867564
It works fine for us through a car window. We also use one at home through old thick glass and it works fine. We live in a VERY rural area and need it. I'd buy it again.
249647
I bought them to reduce wind when the windows are open, which it does. when the windows are closed there's no effect on noise. if the windows are open and it is raining, it reduces the amount of rain that comes in. not as much as i would like, but not bad.
2237482
I can hear the GPS voice loud and clear. It is sent through my hardwired headset. Even if it wasn't, I could probably hear it at full volume. You can simply un-latch the unit from the bike and lock it into the car window mount. I've had no problems using it on both types of vehicles.
1742767
Our front yard is 2/3 acre, our house is brick with double paned windows, our mailbox is across the street, and have no problems with signal reception... We've had it less than a year and don't know how it will work during Winter months, but I don't think any issues will arise.
1855990
Yes, that is what I do for tail gating every Sunday morning. Surrounding cars can hear from a good 40 yards away.
2019921
If the unit currently isn't near a window, the external device will help. I have used the external antenna in two locations -- one with the antenna right at the window, and the second with the antenna outside mounted on the side of the building. Both situations were resolved with the external antenna.
891079
I get pretty good reception inside an office building, but I am close to a window/outside wall. No complaints.
736495
I have found the sound quality to be very good with background noise, including wind. It does a good job canceling out everything but voice.
151568
I don't know what you call "a lot of Windows", but I used it in a room with one window 5 ft x 6 ft and never experienced any interference. Was well satisfied with range of signal reception and quality. Go for it.
166704
If you are asking about being able to answer a call etc from the front window, mine works fine with a little pressure.
1328402
A glass window should not impede the signal. A metal screen or frame might interfere but it would have to be substantial.