soundfly bt ultimate bluetooth car fm transmitter wma/mp3 player for sd card, usb stick, iphone 3gs & 3g, ipod, zune

 

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Featuring a sleek new design with a user-friendly interface, Soundfly BT provides a live full duplex communication solution using Bluetooth technology through FM transmission to your FM car radio and allows you to speak to callers through an external DSP microphone. Soundfly BT is pairable with any phone equipped with Bluetooth functionality or a connection to a Bluetooth adaptor. Bluetooth A2DP technology enables wireless transmission of music from your cell phone. If an incoming or outgoing call is made, the music will be paused. The transmission of music will resume automatically when the call is ended. Soundfly BT also lets you listen to sound files such as MP3 & WMA file stored in portable memory devices like USB flash memory & SD card, etc through your car radio speakers. It supports RDS (Radio Data System), so when you receive a phone call, caller id will be displayed on your car stereo, or while listening to music, you can see the song and artist/'s name displayed on your car stereo. Soundfly SD transmits to all FM frequencies (88.1MHz-107.9MHz) and memorizes up to 7 FM frequencies. It is equipped with a fully functional remote control. You can answer/end calls, change volume, change frequency, folder shift, fast Forward & Rewind, Repeat or Bookmark your favorite songs through the remote. Note: You need to do iPhone OS 3.0 Software Update on your iPhone 3G for A2DP Bluetooth Stereo connection. Because of iPhone's Bluetooth AVCRP capability, this unit can only support vol +/- and play/pause functions. Track forward or back functions are not supported until it is changed in iPhone's new update

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- Simple plug & play - Bluetooth Ver. 2.0: Hands-free, A2DP - Reads MP3 & WMA files

- Transmits on all FM frequencies (88.1MHz-107.9MHz) - Memorizes up to 7 FM frequencies

- RDS (Radio Data System): Caller ID and song information on your compatible radio display.

- Standard USB port, SD slot, external microphone & 2.5mm stereo output & input 3.5mm cable included

- Remote features: Answer/End calls, Volume Up & Down, Folder Shift, Fast Forward & Rewind, Repeat,

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 "This is an OUTSTANDING DEVICE" 2010-04-28

By V. Edwards (Tacoma, Wa usa)

I first want to start with an update to the amount of folders u can created in the soundfly folder, it's now 99. Second this is an incredible device. Where to start, Sound quality: is outstanding, the reason, way better than expected. Much clearer than normal radio reception, about as close to cd quality I believe u can get from a transmitter. And it seems to enhance the bass when reading the files, at least from a sd card. Product quality: It looks well built, and comes with a standard 1yr warranty. It's the nicest tramsitter i've seen. To Me the main thing is cost effectiveness. What I mean by that is, let's say u have to buy a new stereo that does what this does, You're looking at around $300-$400 min. to get a quality player, some of u use your phone, or mp3 player in ur car to listen to music. Well with replacement batteries on phones going $40-up, having to replace a battery every year will get really expensive, not to mention that most mp3 players have built-in batteries so when it goes so does the player. What r I-Touches go for these days $400? a yr. That based on the demand one puts on a battery, constant charging, discharging, charging using a car charger, all shortin the life on a lithium battery. This is not a full feature mp3 player, but it does have an amazing amount of features that most should love, as I do. The bluetooth is clear, I've spoke with many people, and all when asked have said I sounde fine, and I hear them fine. Also you can plug this in to a input, if your stereo is equip, and I imagine that would probably get u the best sound quality. Also a special note: I kept my stereo on in my car, went into my house, which was at least far enough for me to lose bluetooth connection. tuned my stereo inside home to the same station, and the music came through, Really impressive sense I don't have an antenna hooked up to it. Who does, I have my stereo wired into my cable box, My cable co. gives me a wide range of music choices. If your not expecting a full featured mp3 player, or the World, than you should be happy with this item.

 

 "Wrong choice for IPod or IPhone" 2010-03-26

By Karlos G. C. Correia (Brasilia, DF Brazil)

I had a lot of problems with this FM Transmitter, the Bluetooth function is very poor, the IPod/IPhone integration too.

 

 "Soundfly Disappointed" 2010-03-22

By Charles E. Williams (WARNER ROBINS, GA, US)

I'm totally disappointed with this product. The main reason I bought this product was the posibility of using the phone. However, if I make a call or a call comes in, the volume doesn't go down and you can't hear the person calling. Fact of the matter, instead, the volume goes up.



Disappointed Customer,



Charles E. Williams

 

 "Works better than expected." 2010-03-12

By W. T. Willoughby (Athens, AL)

I bought this for my wife and it works great so far. So great, I am actually considering ordering a second one for my vehicle. I recently used it on a trip from Huntsville, AL to Cincinnati, OH to listen to Pandora on my iPhone 3GS and I had no issues with connection or interference. Sound quality, though not outstanding, was better than I expected from an FM modulator. The Bluetooth speakerphone worked great also once I installed the microphone near the driver's side visor. When located on the dash or farther away voice quality is not great. It would be nice if it had a power out option to power the phone with but it is really not a big deal. I did a great deal of research before purchasing and overall I am happy we chose this model. Also, delivery was on time and as promised. Overall this is a great product I would definitely recommend to others.

 

 "This Awesome because of the remote when the phone rings!!!" 2010-03-10

By Norma Cano

Ok people, here is the deal. If you are not a very "technical" or "techni" kind of person, then this is not for you. But, those who are, and very smart. Then this is for you. Don't expect people when you buy gadgets that everything is "plug and play" in the natural world, cause your just dreaming. When i got this product my phone rang in the car speakers and used the "remote control" and didnt have to find the button on the product or the cell phone. Just press the remote button the remote control and there's the call. Plus, let me know give you a hint, make sure you pre-set your station on your car to the frequency of the Soundfly so that you can get it to really fast. The reason i like it, is this people you can keep your hand on the remote to change the songs on your cell phone on your remote control, its truly cool. Plus, the customer service is awesome and they are very polite. They will give you step by step instruction. I need to add one thing to people who buy new gadgets, please read the instruction before you comment on a product, especially when you don't know nothing about how technology, just admit that your a dinosaurs and still living in the dark ages. I recommend this product. Make sure that you balance your volume on your Soundfly to coincide with your volume on your car speakers so that the balance of the music comes easily. I didn't recommend 5 of 5 is because nothing is perfect and so is technology and we will never close to being perfect in technology, that's because we got along way, but this will come close that and it work very well compared to all the other that read the review. Nothing will come close to this product I'm sure you will be happy, its really impressive and so is the remote control. By the way, it works great with the Nokia 6750 mural.





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Sony ECMHW1 Bluetooth Wireless Microphone for DVR-DVD405, 505, HDR-SR1, UX1 & DCR-SR60, SR80, SR100 Camcorders

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Bluetooth Wireless Microphone for DVD305/405/505 SR100 HC96
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- Wireless microphone captures 5.1 channel sound
- Bluetooth-enabled captures clear audio from up to 100 feet away
- Connects easily to your Handycam with the Active Interface Shoe
- Includes clip, arm band, neck strap, wind screen, and carrying pouch
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 "Well worth the money" 2009-09-13
By J. Ovenden (North Florida)
I bought it for my HDR-XR500V and found out it was also the cure for my HDR-SR5 that has no mic or earphone jacks.I use the stereo mode more often than the 5.1 surround sound. It sounds a little cleaner to me. I would reccomend this to anyone looking for a resonably priced quality wireless mic for their Sony.

 "Sony Bluetooth Microphone" 2009-07-15
By David Pierce
I actually haven't used the product yet, as I purchased the mic before the Sony camcorder, and haven't made a decision on which one to buy. On the Sony website all the fair priced camcorders are no longer avail. They are only selling the high end camcorders on their website. So I may need to find a used one via Amazon.com. But the product came highly recommended, I've used it before in a speaking engagement, and that's why I decided to buy my own. The box came very professionally wrapped with all the accessories and manuals! I'm very pleased thus far!

 "Mixed bag; read before buying" 2009-05-30
By Charles G. Hawley (Santa Cruz, CA)
The audio from this mic and receiver is very good. We have shot over 200 videos on our website using this combination and the sound is not the problem. What we do have a problem with is the bulk of the microphone which is very difficult to conceal in a shirt or jacket. I guess if you're shooting a conversation with a flower arrangement between the speakers it would work fine, but for a single speaker on camera, it's very bulky - about half the size of a deck of cards. The second issue is that it uses up batteries like crazy. It uses to AAA alkaline disposables, and sometimes we get only an hour or so out of a pair of them. Perhaps our microphone is defective, but that seems unreasonable.



What I would really like is a Bluetooth microphone with the normal small wired mic and a small battery pack/transmitter.

 "Remote Bluetooth Mike for Sony DVR-DVD403" 2009-04-26
By edofla (Newark, DE United States)
I bought his bluetooth microphone to use on my Sony DVR-DVD403 camcorder anticipating that it would work on my unit since it had a hot shoe similar to the 405 model... and it did. It worked beautifully for picking up the audio from a solo performer who sang and played a guitar. I was about 70-80 ft away up in the balcony with the microphone clipped to the music stand in front of the performer. The audio came thru nice and clear, but unfortunately it also picked a lot of the background noise of waiters picking up dishes, etc. since the performance was near the end of dinner.

 "Good sound quality,but a little bulky" 2009-01-30
By Marisa Jackson (Atlanta, GA)
I used this wireless mic for a wedding on the beach recently and it did great. The quality and clarity of the voices was very satisfying. The only thing that was annoying was the bulk of the mic itself. It didn't clip onto the clothes that easily and the blue light on top of the mic you could see. I am not a video guru so it worked very well for what i was doing and you dont have to hold the mic very close so you can shoot the footage and not see the mic,but hear the voice very clearly. Overall a good buy for what i needed.


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On streets or trails, you can shoot all day when you wear the lightweight, comfortable Fastpack 350 backpack by Lowepro. It protects a digital SLR with grip and a 24-70mm f/ 2.8 or 70-200mm f/2.8 lens attached, plus 17" Widescreen notebook. Generous storage for additional lenses such as 18-200mm, 100, 400 VR, or 70-300mm f/4, flash, and other personal accessories. You won't miss a shot, because side-entry compartments let you grab equipment and accessories, even while you're on the move or without taking the backpack completely off! Customize the easy-to-access main compartment with adjustable dividers, use the outer organizer to keep larger accessories handy, and manage memory cards with a built-in pocket. Brethable, contoured shoulder straps distribute weight evenly.
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- Side Entry Compartment provides easy access to D-SLR equipment and accessories, even when pack is being worn
- Triple Compartment Design ensures superior camera protection, notebook protection (fits up to a 17" Widescreen), and organizes personal accessories
- 180-Degree access panel with adjustable dividers provides excellent protection in a customized fit that's easy to load.
- Outer accessory pockets provide external storage for other accessories with fast access, including a harness pocket for an MP3 player or Mobile Phone
- Tough, water-resistant outer fabric protects against moisture and abrasion
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 "This bag does not fit the HDX18" 2009-10-27
By Michael
I purchased this bag off of EBAY for a price much cheaper then Amazon's. It arrived just now and it appears to be a great bag. I could picture myself traveling with this bag and there is enough straps that you could probably run with this on in an emergency. Its very solidly built and stylish.



I had to return this bag because it does not fit the HP HDX18. If you have an 18.4 inch laptop, then it will most likely not fit.



The only concern I had with the bag was the cushioning on the back consisted of a rigid foam cushion of medium thickness. That is all that is protecting your laptop from the outside. This might be adequate for most applications seeing that that side of the bag will be facing yourself while you wear it. However, once you remove it from your back, the only thing that is protecting the laptop is the cushioning. Most briefcase laptop bags have compartments on both sides of the laptop that will cushion a fall or a heavy bump so you have the compartments and a few layers of cushioning to protect the laptop. So if you remove this bag from your back and throw it up into the carryon storage on an airplane then I suspect this might not offer the same protection as a classic briefcase bag.

 "Critical flaw" 2009-09-18
By Charlie Brown (Seattle, WA)
The idea is great. I am a hiker and I always bring my DSLR when hiking.

I always wanted a way I can quickly take out the camera from my backpack

and vice versa. I thought that this product might be the one that fulfill

my wish. When I tried at home after I received it, it looked great.

I can put all the necessary items for a day hike as well as my DSLR and

a couple of lenses. The real caveat happened when I hiked in reality.



I could not close the zipper or open it while I was wearing my backpack.

Sometimes opening was OK, but when I put my camera back and tried to

close it, the zipper wouldn't work. So, I had to put off my backpack anyway,

and then I had to use both of my TWO hands to close it. Sometimes, it's

the other way. I had to put off the backpack and then open it to get the

camera, but then closing was OK. And sometimes, I have problem both in

opening and closing. But I was never able to successfully open and close

with one hand while I was wearing the backpack.



So, for me, it is exactly the same as before. I have to put off my

backpack anyway. And I was wondering then why I bought this one ... ?

Thankfully, I bought this from Amazon, and I am returning this.

I really wanted it to work for me. Sadly it isn't. And I am looking forward to

a better one which is actually working while hiking.



I examined the zipper to see whether there is something wrong in the zipper.

And I compared it with the other products' zipper that are very smooth.

I found that LowePro's critical flaw is in its low quality small zippers.

Other products' zippers were much larger, very strong, and solid, as well as

very smooth. The zippers in LowePro are not. They are rather too small.

Not smooth. And it looked so weak that you will never know when the zippers

would be broken.



And hopefully the one that can hold tripod also (This one doesn't take the

tripod. There are videos and pictures here and there that show the trick

with which you can attach the tripod on this backpack. But trust me. If you

hike and you use such method, it will never work. And you will regret in the

middle of the mountain that you brought the tripod in that way).

 "Best Photo backpack ever" 2009-09-17
By M. Heltsley (Wisconsin)
I have about 7 photo bags now, none are perfect. A few are Lowepro whose products always seem more intuitive and useful to me. However I always find a reason to stop using most of them. I can already tell you the reason for this bag, it is huge, but that will not stop me from using it. In fact it will likely get used more because of it. I have smaller bags, ones designed for less conspicuous use, ones meant to be super light, etc. This one is meant to be big. It was my all purpose backpack on a trip through Ireland and Scotland and performed perfectly. In fact I had plenty of room for every thing. The bag is big, but small enough to fit on every flight, even the little planes, as carry on luggage. I am not going to check my camera gear so that was important. It is big enough that the upper compartment held all the extra stuff I needed aside from clothes which were in a different bag which was only accessible back in the hotels at night. So this backpack had to carry food, water, outerwear, PC, power, camera, lenses, misc camera gear, external HD, memory cards, lots of batteries, etc. It held all of this and was not even full. I even had all my travel documents, wallet, passport, etc in there along with mp3 player, USB headphones for Skyping back home, blackberrry, GPS, etc. It still had room.



It did get heavy by this point, but almost all of that was camera gear and my laptop, when I took out my camera with biggest lens and my PC it was like there was nothing on my back at all (ok, that is an exaggeration.) It was easy to access everything, even when on my back. I could easily swing it around under my left arm and access the entire camera section. You can also 'secure' the zippers for the camera section by simply zipping them all the way to one end of the zipper, putting them under the buckle down flap and away from would be camera snatchers in a crowd (I had heard that some people though that since the camera is accessible from the side that it would be an easy target for thieves). The buckle system keeps the entire camera area from being exposed allowing you to actually quickly open the bag, pull out the camera and swing the back back to your back without closing it and without worrying that stuff will come flying out. I would not recommend making a habit of it, but I did it (first in a controlled situation) with no problem and without anything shifting around in a way to indicate that it would be a problem. I would not try it with heavier lenses perhaps but my sigma 18-200 DC OS was happy as a clam in there even with the side zipper wide open. Of course I closed it as soon as I could, but the point is that in the heat of the moment you can pull out the camera without worrying about your stuff falling out on the ground.



I only have one complaint about this bag, the top is smaller than the bottom, meaning that the camera compartment is actually wider and deeper than the upper storage area. I am sure this is for saving weight and size or something but it seems like it could have actually had even MORE room pretty easily by just making the upper area the same (or closer at least ) dimensions as the padded camera section. Just my thoughts on it.

 "Rugged, big, and it protects my gear!" 2009-09-01
By L33tpilot (Washington, DC)
Love this bag! I don't often put a laptop in it, but when I want to the pocket is there. I find myself using this bag for overnight trips or even a 2 night getaway. I can cram enough clothing in here to make it. The laptop pocket acts as a place for 2-3 shirts.



The protection it offers is fantastic. You can adjust the pockets to your liking.



The only downfall, which doesn't really affect the rating, is the fact the camera can flop around in there. I fixed this by laying a folded tshirt over the body and lens. When you zip up the pocket, it forms a tight/soft grip over the camera to keep it in place. Problem fixed + I can carry 1 more shirt :)



Great bag. If it ever wears out, I'll buy another.

 "A bit too thick to fit into the overhead bin" 2009-08-30
By electron0511 (Blacksburg, VA)
I purchased the Lowepro Fastpack 350 so that I can take both my computer and camera equipment with me when I go on airplanes. If you have a LOT of camera equipment, then this bag is for you. The camera compartment is huge and can hold a lot of stuff. However, if you are like me and only have a camera, flash, a few filters, extra batteries, and maybe an extra lens, you will find it too large and too thick and there will be lots of leftover space. Also, as a result of the thickness (about 6 inches), the camera will not fit snugly and it will shift around inside. Cameras with battery grips attached may fair better. The computer compartment, on the other hand, is a bit too thin. I tried to put in my laptop in with its sleeve on but it was too tight. The overall thickness of the bag is a problem if you need to fly on small commuter planes with small overhead compartments. Because the bag is very rigid, which is a good thing to protect the camera and laptop, it cannot be stuffed into narrow spaces. I would have preferred the camera compartment to be thinner, the computer compartment to be thicker, and the overall thickness to be thinner.


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