BLUETOOTH HANDSFREE CAR KIT REVIEW INSTALL
One of the things that GTA Car Kits has done is provide videos to help you install these kits. Assuming you have some skill and the right tools (more on the tools you need in a second), you should be able to install this yourself. Please note that the image above comes from GTA Car Kits website. A 1/8″ cable that allows you to plug in a non-Bluetooth device.One connects the main unit with the factory stereo.There is a main unit that interfaces with the factory stereo. You also get a bunch of cables: A microphone is also included.įirst let’s tackle what comes with the kit: It includes an AUX audio port for non-Bluetooth devices and a USB port to charge the phone (data transfer is not supported).The ability to answer and hang up the phone through the factory stereo system and the steering wheel controls.The ability to stream all of your music and have full control of said music through the factory stereo system and the steering wheel controls.
Compatibility with almost any Bluetooth enabled Smartphone.We didn’t need iPod/iPhone integration so I decided on their Pure Bluetooth car kit. So, after doing some research I came across a company called GTA Car Kits which sells iPod/iPhone integration kits and Bluetooth add-on hardware for cars that don’t have either but still have the factory stereo. I didn’t really want to replace the factory stereo with an after market unit as the cost of that including installation would be high. Now because this was a tech related item, my wife delegated the task of finding a replacement to me. Over the last little while, my wife and I have felt the need to replace our add-on Bluetooth kit in our car as it wasn’t working as well as it used to.
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