Hey, I have a ford taurus 2003 and using iPhone 4s, but tend to buy a bigger screen iPhone in soon. Does any body use this, how does it work?
1294059
I have a Galaxy S3 in an Otter Box Defender case, and I have no issues. Best bet would be to find the width of the phone you're interested in, and compare it to the Satechi's opening width. According to the item's description at the top of the web page, the Satechi is good for 3.5 to 5.5 inches.
1294060
I use it with my 4S. It will fit any CD slot for mounting. You'd need to check how wide it says it will expand. It will go wider than the 4S. If the measurements look right for your larger iPhone I would recommend it. It works well and it doesn't leave you with the circle in your windshield like the suction cup mounts do. The only downside in my care is that it covers the digital display of the clock which is right below the CD slot.
1294061
This is fantastic! I have an iPhone 5 with a Mophie (external battery) and my husband has had both an iPhone 5 as well as a Samsung and all have fit. I travel and take one with me to use in my rental cars and it fits into any car with a CD player. I highly recommend this!
1699337
Yes, I have a iPhone 4S, my wife has an iphone 4. Both play perfect. The remote that comes with it works fine with both phones as well. I personally like the sound this puts out. Recommend.
1942249
I had one. It works if you turn the HD graphics off and delete a lot of the unnecessary junk that comes preloaded. It's about the speed of an iPhone 4 then (not 4s). It's slow, but not to the point you want to throw it. And it wouldn't respond to the touch of my two toddlers but it would mine.
1206262
Yes, I have a I phone 6 plus and it works perfectly. That is what I purchased it for. I am using it with a stock stereo CD/Cassette in a 2003 Suburban. It sounds great with no noise at all. Be careful to turn down your volume until you get used to it. It will be louder than your stereo was before as the I phone raises the EQ level. It will surprise you how good it sounds for a couple of bucks. My other cars have all the modern conveniences blue tooth etc. I use my phone gps and it actually lowers the volume of what is playing and speaks clearly through the radio, nice added benefit.Not bad at all. Yes, I have a I phone 6 plus and it works perfectly. That is what I purchased it for. I am using it with a stock stereo CD/Cassette in a 2003 Suburban. It sounds great with no noise at all. Be careful to turn down your volume until you get used to it. It will be louder than your stereo was before as the I phone raises the EQ level. It will surprise you how good it sounds for a couple of bucks. My other cars have all the modern conveniences blue tooth etc. I use my phone gps and it actually lowers the volume of what is playing and speaks clearly through the radio, nice added benefit.Not bad... » Read More Yes, I have a I phone 6 plus and it works perfectly. That is what I purchased it for. I am using it with a stock stereo CD/Cassette in a 2003 Suburban. It sounds great with no noise at all. Be careful to turn down your volume until you get used to it. It will be louder than your stereo was before as the I phone raises the EQ level. It will surprise you how good it sounds for a couple of bucks. My other cars have all the modern conveniences blue tooth etc. I use my phone gps and it actually lowers the volume of what is playing and speaks clearly through the radio, nice added benefit.Not bad at all. « Show Less
242986
Both my wife and mine iPhone 4s don't work in the model I purchased last December. I can get it to briefly charge only if I physically hold it in place. Otherwise it will disconnect. With me holding it in place it still does not play my music. This is the iPhone 4 without a case or bumper. I have no idea how you get it to work.
930730
One thing that stood out when I was researching this before purchase, was dependent on what shows on the iPod/iPhone screen when plugged into the device (whether car dock, home stereo dock, etc). I recall seeing an explanation on this on cablejive's site, or maybe it was a chat tech support with them. This is the way it was explained to me when I was researching it, and it was true for my 2nd Gen iPod touch: -If your dock normally allows functionality of the iPod when you connect it, i.e. you can scroll through music and playlists, etc. but usually see the volume bar across the bottom of the screen disappear, then this would work with your device because it only requires an "audio" connection, not a full data connection. This was the case for my iHome radio dock at home, I could still scroll through music and playlists and Pandora from my iPod while docked. The dockboss air DID work for me in this application. -If your dock takes over the iPod, i.e. the iPod displays "docking accessory" and locks out all audio functionality, then this will not work with it as that device requires a full "data" connection to the iPod. This is the case with a BT device I added to my vehicle, it locks the iPod screen from any music menu stuff (music collection, Pandora, etc.), and forces me to instead select my music through the other device's screen. The dockboss air DID NOT work with this device. When you connect your iPod to your Chysler's cable, does it: 1-lock your iPod screen and force you to select music from your radio's screen? --if so, then this most likely won't work because the dockboss air doesn't support this data-based connection over the air 2-or does it keep your iPod screen open and allow you to select music directly from your iPod, and only transfer the audio to the radio (radio might just display "device connected" or something)? --If this is the case, then I would say you have a good chance this would work for you because this is an "audio-only" connection.
759837
You still have to use the controls in your iTouch. That's how it works in my car and I have a Rouge. I hope that helps.
806917
ir works fine with 4 and 4s, as far as I know the blue tooth connectivity is the same otherwise all head units and docking stations would have to be specific Iphone specific.Otherwise the unit works perfect with iPhone, it automatically connects with your phone as soon as your car is on never drops a connection.
387804
Yes it does, quite well in fact. I use my iPad as well with its screen size advantage, it's easier for an oldie to read. Creates an in-vehicle wi-fi network that is then available to use. Works great!!
1676928
I did find a link on logitech's site (dated 8/2010) that confirmed "the new s715i" it will work with an iPhone 4. The box arrived from amazon and does NOT have an iPhone 4 icon (has the 3, 3G, plain old original, however, when I opened it, it did work with my iPhone 4 (it's a universal dock, fairly forgiving. My husband had the first iPhone with the free bumper and that sat in there as well, no problem. Because of "the new" language (is there an old s715i that doesn't work with the iPhone 4?), look for the 2010 copyright if you buy this elsewhere. Amazon is clearly shipping the current version but a store might have older stock sitting there. I think the 2010 copyright would mean you were safe.
1594371
Pretty good. For some reason, was spot on in Portland, Oregon, and a little funky in the Boston area. I think it needs to be updated, but haven't seen anything from Pioneer about that. I might hold off if I were you. My Iphone has a much better, more up-to-date nav system and my car stereo guy says that the new trend in nav systems is to stream from your phone precisely for that reason. Also, if you have an iPHone 5 and want to use the AVIC-D3, the last I heard, they do NOT have a compatible adapter for the Lightning. The Apple adapter works but NOT for charging. At least on my iPad mini. Very disappointed. Pretty good. For some reason, was spot on in Portland, Oregon, and a little funky in the Boston area. I think it needs to be updated, but haven't seen anything from Pioneer about that. I might hold off if I were you. My Iphone has a much better, more up-to-date nav system and my car stereo guy says that the new trend in nav systems is to stream from your phone precisely for that reason. Also, if you have an iPHone 5 and want to use the AVIC-D3, the last I heard, they do NOT have a compatible adapter for the Lightning. The Apple adapter works but NOT for charging. At least on my iPad mini.... » Read More Pretty good. For some reason, was spot on in Portland, Oregon, and a little funky in the Boston area. I think it needs to be updated, but haven't seen anything from Pioneer about that. I might hold off if I were you. My Iphone has a much better, more up-to-date nav system and my car stereo guy says that the new trend in nav systems is to stream from your phone precisely for that reason. Also, if you have an iPHone 5 and want to use the AVIC-D3, the last I heard, they do NOT have a compatible adapter for the Lightning. The Apple adapter works but NOT for charging. At least on my iPad mini. Very disappointed. « Show Less
1398078
It worked great on my Ford Taurus X. Even it you do not have cross rails is was very easy to adjust to our car. By the way -- went 12 hours through heavy Florida rain with no problems, leaks, etc.
273237
I have an iPhone 6+. It will grab the phone but the phone is too tall for the hook to hang on my rear view mirror. I've tried workarounds but found nothing yet that allows me to safely hang it on my rearview mirror without swinging about. In my Prius I have to hook it on my heat vent. I occasionally find it bumps into my audio display and changes my station. I love its simplicity, just wish it better fit my phone. I did email Bondi and was told that there were presently no plans to make them bigger.
484327
It works great. Just need the aadapte. I use a dashboard pad, like what you would put av GPS on to stop it from slipping. That worked great ft or me!
1713892
Shawn, did you try this in your Taurus? If so, I am curious what year model of Taurus you have? And, what were your results?
139468
It's kinda like the difference between buying a 2009 Mustang GT and a 2010 Mustang GT. Yea the new body lines and refined interior are nice but it's a performance car. They are bought to perform well. So, if you plan to use your Ipod to play music or watch videos, good news. The first generation Ipod touch is going to do it with plenty of style. If you absolutely have to have built in speakers, a couple other bells and whisles, and like to be the guy or gal who has the newest and best of everything then the second or third generation are for you. :)
1819777
No, but we haven't really cared about that anyway. The fun of the system isn't the gimmicky screen as much as the guns playing against each other. We had iPhones that worked prior to the iPhone 5 and we still didn't use the screen past the first day. None of our guns have the mount still on top because they get in the way and it wasn't worth the hassle. The guns by themselves are awesome and I highly recommend them.