1. My car does not have aux-in input port. Can I still use hands-free feature? 2. Can I use GALAXY Note with case, which is 88 mm width?
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You can indeed. This hands free device uses radio signal to send your audio to your cars radio. You need only a radio and a port to plug the FM transmitter. Hope that helps. It is a fantastic device and has served me well for quite a while. :)
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not sure, I usually have pandora playing to my ears. I used to have a honda element and it had an aux port but my ridgeline dose not. Let me know if you try it. the pause and play works but the volume only controls the sat.
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When the phone is on and a bluetooth connection is made to the device(device must be tuned to FM station) if a call comes in on the phone it will ring thru the car's speakers and you can talk hands free after you push the answer button on the phone. When making a call once you start to dial the sound switches to the car speakers when call is answered you can talk hands free. When you disconnect the device switches back to the music source.
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No, I plug my phone into my aux cable in my car and I have no problems. When the case is still new it takes a little time for the flap that covers the headphone jack to stay open. You'll have to hold the flap with one hand and insert your headphones/aux cable with the other. I've had my case for several months now and it's not an issue.
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Contact the company. They are very friendly and family owned. You want the 3.5mm cable for your galaxy s3. It's the phone I have and that's the cable I ordered from these guys. It's great! Use it for my car aux port to listen to the music off my galaxy s3
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I am not a technician, but I'm pretty sure there is no navigation or gps option on this model, one reason why its so cheap. I can hook my smartphone up thru the auxiliary input and using the gps on my phone screen the voice commands play thru the cars speakers. I think thats as close as you can get without spending a ton of money on a unit thats navigation ready or the gps adapter kit they sell for this model.
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I am sorry I just saw your question. The phone is used to connect with Blue tooth in the car. That is the only blue tooth function I am familiar with. I am sure it has features I am not familiar with.
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I am not sure I understand the context of the question, but I will try to answer. The dock is just a physical holder for your phone/device--it does not really have anything electronic or Bluetooth in it. There are built in cables for charging your phone via micro usb and a built in cable to plug into a headphone jack, so if you have an aux in for your car stereo you can keep the dock plugged in and just connect the phone to the dock to access music that way and charge the device. It will still connect to any Bluetooth connection from the phone to your receiver--nothing to do with the dock. Hope that helps. I am not sure I understand the context of the question, but I will try to answer. The dock is just a physical holder for your phone/device--it does not really have anything electronic or Bluetooth in it. There are built in cables for charging your phone via micro usb and a built in cable to plug into a headphone jack, so if you have an aux in for your car stereo you can keep the dock plugged in and just connect the phone to the dock to access music that way and charge the device. It will still connect to any Bluetooth connection from the phone to your receiver--nothing to do with the dock.... » Read More I am not sure I understand the context of the question, but I will try to answer. The dock is just a physical holder for your phone/device--it does not really have anything electronic or Bluetooth in it. There are built in cables for charging your phone via micro usb and a built in cable to plug into a headphone jack, so if you have an aux in for your car stereo you can keep the dock plugged in and just connect the phone to the dock to access music that way and charge the device. It will still connect to any Bluetooth connection from the phone to your receiver--nothing to do with the dock. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Just received mine and there is no aux input. For ports, it has one mini plug for earphones and one USB for phone charging.
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If your car only have lighter port, you can't play music with it. However, you still can charge your cell phone with it.
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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
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I have two of these units and Zero issues with either. I have one that is used in my car so that I don't have to connect a headphone cable to my smartphone to play music thru the car radio. It automatically connects each time as it should. The other unit I use in my home to play music from my phone thru home stereo. I manually create the Bluetooth connection to this unit since I have another Bluetooth receiver nearby. As to the volume being low.. I suspect that issue may be related to the bluetooth device you are connecting with. With my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 volume seems to remain where I had last left it.. I have two of these units and Zero issues with either. I have one that is used in my car so that I don't have to connect a headphone cable to my smartphone to play music thru the car radio. It automatically connects each time as it should. The other unit I use in my home to play music from my phone thru home stereo. I manually create the Bluetooth connection to this unit since I have another Bluetooth receiver nearby. As to the volume being low.. I suspect that issue may be related to the bluetooth device you are connecting with. With my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 volume seems to remain where I... » Read More I have two of these units and Zero issues with either. I have one that is used in my car so that I don't have to connect a headphone cable to my smartphone to play music thru the car radio. It automatically connects each time as it should. The other unit I use in my home to play music from my phone thru home stereo. I manually create the Bluetooth connection to this unit since I have another Bluetooth receiver nearby. As to the volume being low.. I suspect that issue may be related to the bluetooth device you are connecting with. With my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 volume seems to remain where I had last left it.. « Show Less
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I gave it my brother , because I wanted to use it in the car and the volume was not loud enough. But outside of car, the volume was good. I think you can forward songs by pressing a button then the plus button. Honestly you may want to consider the iHome, I love it and you can charge it or just plug into your headphone jack if you forget to charge.
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You won't be able to use it. It does require the car to have an AUX port. The Himbox is the part that picks up the bluetooth connection but feeds it to the AUX
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Hi Carolyn! The wallet case, by nature, is a bit more to hold next to your ear than a "normal" case. The way most people have been using these comfortably is how a few customers here have mentioned, by folding the "wallet side" behind the phone side and then holding it up to your ear. I alternate between a few of our cases and the wallet case took some getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, it's very handy :) If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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Where and how do you want to use it ? ( I have never tried either one in a car) I use them at home. The gooseneck one I would say is good unless you have a cheap phone / Tablet that needs you to "poke" at it. The short one is rock solid on a smooth surface, great for the desk
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Hi Priscilla, I havent´tested it.... I read some place that it gives some issues, but since I use Android, cant tell for sure... I do not use the phone for streaming music to the car radio, I just use them with bluetooth for calling and receiving calls... If you ask me, it is one of the best options for 1 din radios........... If you have 2 din, then you should consider for example 2 din radios, for example i have a pionner..and it has apps for iphone