Hands Free Bluetooth?

[Joe-FL]

My 2014 Challenger GT has the Jensen JRV212T radio/camera system. I am about 99% sure there is no Bluetooth for my phone to pair with after searching the menu.

What have others purchased as aftermarket Bluetooth hands free devices that work well in these coaches. I have found several that are made to clip on a visor that look promising for I-phones. Suggestions please?

[KNMIB]

Good question. I also need to hear some Bluetooth fixes.

[Joe-FL]

It appears that the Jabra Drive In-Car Speakerphone system would work well and is around $60.00. I just would hate to buy one and discover that our Onan gen sets or something else in these MH's interfere somehow with reception.

[gmc]

The 212 does NOT have bluetooth...
I have a blueparrott headset (one ear with boom mike) that I use with my phone when needed... I try to minimize the need (work doesn't always cooperate.)

I didn't want 'built in' only - as I use it away from the RV quite often. And DW doesn't want to hear those 'boring work conversations' any more than she already does.

[pjciii]

if you have an aux input this works really well.

https://www.amazon.com/Mpow-Bluetoot...h+receiver+car

patrick

[JamieGeek]

The 215 does have bluetooth but that is an expensive upgrade, and as I've heard here the 215 is discontinued...there is another new one.

[Joe-FL]

Decided to try a Motorola Sonic Rider Bluetooth Speakerphone from Walmart (less than $40.00). It is a visor mount but I can figure out some mounting method on dash. It has a large center button in the middle of it that is used for answering calls or making calls by voice commands.


It paired immediately with our phones and unlike most automobile OEM systems we can have both of our phones running through it at once. Played around with it making a couple of calls and it seems very clear and easy to use. Will know more after we hit the road with it.