Product Description

VisorLite is the new sleek portable wireless hands-free in car solution. It is quick and easy to install onto the supplied car visor clip. The sprung loaded microphone also powers the unit on and off. The VisorLite instantly re-pairs to your mobile phone when you switch on the unit. It can also be used as a loud speaker for conference calls. Also features digital signal processor for built in noise cancelling and echo suppression. VisorLite is fully duplex you can speak and listen simultaneously. Multi-pairing of up to 5 phones. 800 hours standby time and up to 15 hours talk time complete with in car charger.---

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #17464 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Universal
• Dimensions: .81 pounds

Customer Reviews

Great Bluetooth Car Kit - Buy it, you won't be disappointed
This is a superb bit of kit, sound quality is excellent at low speeds or shooting along the motorway. Everyone I've spoken to through this kit has been able to hear me loud & clear and I can always hear them fine.
You can pair this kit with upto 5 mobile phones, it's really light and can be charged via USB (cable not supplied).
Highly recommended.

Excellent..
Excellent bit of kit..

I looked at handsfree ear pieces but decided on a kit for the car. Then I found this, its simple to use, cheap and transferable between cars. The sound quality is brilliant.

Im going to buy one for my girlfriends car aswell.

it's bluetooth - so expect to be distracted by a flashing blue light in your visual field
The basic functionality of this device works well. Calls come in loud and clear. Pairing to a Nokia 6230i was painless. Also the device is charged via a standard mini USB connector -- a far better solution than a proprietary charger. A cigarette-lighter USB charger is included in the pack, although a USB-A to mini-USB adaptor cable for recharging from a computer is not. The microphone works fine, although as some other reviewers have noted, there is some echo when the volume is turned up. The on/off mechanism via the microphone shaft on my unit was quite well-sprung and took some getting used to.

However, remember to consider that:
* The device is a good centimetre thick -- it is not possible to close my visor with this unit at the top of the visor if normal operation is with visor down. It is hard to find a position for the device that works well with the visor both up and down. So if you typically wait until the sun hits you in the face before using the sun-visor, this sort of unit may not be for you.
* There is no display to give caller-ID. Instead you are supposed to mount the phone in the car using a supplied holder.
* In common with lots of other bluetooth devices, it emits a bright blue flashing light when it is on. In the daytime this can just about be ignored; but in the dark you will need to be very sure you are the sort of person that doesn't find a flashing blue lights in the top of your visual field a distraction while driving. (So winter commuters beware - you may need to mess about sticking opaque duct-tape on the unit to work round the design).