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|  | |  | | | Soundfly BT Ultimate Bluetooth Car Fm Transmitter WMA/MP3 Player for SD Card, USB Stick, iPhone 3Gs & 3G, iPod, Zune | | | | | | | |
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| | Features | Simple plug & play - Bluetooth Ver. 2.0: Hands-free, A2DP - Reads MP3 & WMA filesTransmits on all FM frequencies (88.1MHz-107.9MHz) - Memorizes up to 7 FM frequenciesRDS (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 includedRemote features: Answer/End calls, Volume Up & Down, Folder Shift, Fast Forward & Rewind, Repeat,
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| | Description | 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 | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 3.7 inches | | Product Width: | 2.56 inches | | Product Height: | 1.85 inches | | Product Weight: | 1.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 6.8 inches | | Package Width: | 3.8 inches | | Package Height: | 1.8 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.3 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 46 reviews |
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This Awesome because of the remote when the phone rings!!! Mar 10, 2010
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.
 Great product Mar 09, 2010
I love this little product. I've had a few other fm transmitters in the past and the sound quality was always very poor. When driving in urban areas I'd always be fumbling with the channel to get one that came in OK. Not so with this... I haven't changed the station since buying it and the sound quality is superb... stereo and sounds like a high quality radio station or CD. I also like the flexibility to add a memory stick and play music off.
 Good product but needs some improvements Mar 09, 2010
I used the Soundfly BT for about a month now, and here's my review.
pros - plays from SD card, remote control is easy to use, good FM sound quality
cons - no builtin speaker, no builtin rechargeable battery, I don't like the wired mic, it should have a builtin mic
Soundfly-Not perfect but good Bluetooth integration to car FM Mar 07, 2010
Now that my phone is also my MP3 player and I needed a hands-free device for the car, Soundfly seemed to fit the bill.
First the reasons to spend $69. My phone is the Blackberry Storm V1
- Good quality sound via FM radio (no worse than any rock station)
- Acts as a speakerphone and uses a separate microphone that fits on visor. Everyone says quality is better than my phone used as a speaker phone.
- Plays stereo music from my phone's MP3 player.
- Plays mp3 from SDHC cards - playlists=folders, also from USB thumb drives but I've not tried this.
- Remote control is very convenient for volume, song change/pause, frequency change
- Cable for connecting a separate player to device
- When a call comes in, it automatically pauses your music from Bluetooth or from SDHC card.
Tech Issues
- It doesn't pause or blankout the sound for wired players when a call comes in. You must pause yor disconnect your player before you can hear the call.
- Pause button pauses my storms player, but won't resume play. I have to do that manually. Resume works with the SDHC card.
The real issue is the FM issue, which has various issues, but not particular to this device, but a decision point none-the-less.
--The FM frequency you use, must be unused by any nearby stations. This is a problem when driving long distances when you come into range of a station, you have to then search for another blank frequency and reset Soundfly to the new frequency...all at 60 mph. I've found it's best to find a frequency that has no stations above or below as well for the best sound. Also...very low end of the FM frequency range is not as good.
--If you do want to listen to the radio but still use Soundfly, you need to set a Preset button to the frequency you're using so you can quickly switch when your phone rings.
Other
--Forget the manual, it seems like it's gone through multiple translations by first year language students to finally deliver the English version. You just have to feel your way. Apparently there is a way to store frequencies to switch to. I haven't figure out how to store or switch to a stored frequency. I use the remote to move up or down .1 by .1
Soundfly -- Excellent, well done Feb 17, 2010
My commute to work is 32 miles and about 45 minutes. I really enjoy good music to and from work. The musice helps to set an energetic mood on the way in to the office and unwind on the way home. Unfortunately radio is not an option. In the area I live I lose stations about every mile. Besides, radio is about 60% commercials and jabber these days anyway. I really wanted a way to easily get the music from my iPhone to the car speakers. I've always resisted buying products in the past because I really don't like cords at all. I am a "get in and go" kind of guy and I don't like clutter. I'd also heard regularly that FM transmission devices have very poor quality sound.
The Soundfly unit really seemed to be the perfect answer. It was too perfect as a matter of fact and I was suspicious, but I went ahead and ordered it. I am _very_ glad I did.
It was a little difficult to figure out how to get it sync'ed up. I watched all the videos on their site. Unfortunately the supplied instructions leave something to be desired and it wasn't quite as easy as the trained tech in the video made it look. I did figure it out though and it has proven well worth the trouble.
Once connected it is almost completely hassle free. I start the car with the Soundly already in place, start the tunes on my iPhone with a couple swishes of my finger, set the iPhone in the cup holder and I am cruising to my tunes. No hassle. No clutter. I have had a couple of different folks comment about how the unit sounded "so much better" than other units they had experience with.
I consider the phone feature to be an added bonus. All I was looking for was a way to play tunes. I actually avoid using the phone at all if I can, but when I do need to take a call the system works flawlessly. The caller is clear over the car speakers and everyone I ask says I am clear to them on the other end as well.
The one thing I would like to see changed is to have the supplied microphone for use with the phone feature be made wireless. Satechi is 99% of the way there with wireless, clutterless ease of use. They already have Bluetooth technology in the Soundfly to take advantage of, a wireless microphone just seems like a logical next step. They might also create a new revenue stream replacing all the microphones people left attached to themselves and lost walking away from their cars. :^)
As a heads up... my favorite way to use the Soundfly is to play Pandora across the it. This works super well except that when I get a call Pandora doesn't come back after the call like iTunes does. This is not the fault of the Soundfly as this happens to Pandora whenever there is an incoming call whether hooked to the Soundfly or not.
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