Motorola Easy Install Hands Free Car Kit for Motorola V60, V120, Timeport Phones

This is not a real hassle if you're sitting there in your car still and talking to friends. But if you're driving, your friends will not hear the "driving hissing sound" when they're talking to you. They feel like they're talking to nobody, then they either complain or ask. I have a 528, and it's quiet inside - but at 75 MPH, there's bound to be some whitenoise when you're talking.

I bought the external mic too. It is WAAAY too overpowered. I finally cut the mic, and attached a PC mic. Worked a lot better, and then realized this kit wasn't full duplex. Why is it so hard to make it full duplex? What is wrong with motorola?


Don't drive without it! A necessity today:   September 5, 2002
michael a glick (Florida)
9 out of 10 found this review helpful

A prior reviewer, erroniously indicated that the MICROPHONE is in the 'speaker'. This is not correct. The MIC is that little rectangular box UNDER the connector that goes into the phone. I had an older handsfree MICROPHONE on my sun visor, and I used an adaptor plug to change from 1/8-inch to 2.5-mm plug required. I would ONLY recommend this item with the EXTERNAL MIC. It works GREATS. The speaker has a 3-watt amp that more often than not I have to turn down the volume. The unit also is relatively small in size and really not visable if you were to look into the car's windows from outside. For SAFETY, this is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, just don't forget that you are really DRIVING a car at the SAME TIME you are trying to carry on a conversation!