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Bluetooth Hands-Free Kits for the Car (47 products) We have your solution if you want to get a plug-n-play Bluetooth kit to mount on your sun-visor, integrate an advanced Parrot device to your factory stereo, or add a brand name aftermarket Bluetooth adapter.   Bluetooth Headphones (1 product) Ditch your old wired headphones and get a slick pair of Bluetooth headphones that will connect to your audio device with a wireless bluetooth receiver. Many also can connect to a cell phone in addition to a device such as an MP3 player or iPod.   Bluetooth Headsets (4 products) Headsets are a great option for those who want to enjoy hands-free calling all the time. Take it with you while you walk, work, or drive.   Bluetooth Products (50 products) Got Blue? Bluetooth accessories are a staple in today's tech gadgets from iPods to MP3 Players to Cellular Phones. California, New York, and other states now have laws requiring you to use a Bluetooth headset or car kit when talking on your cell phone and driving.   In-Dash Receivers with Bluetooth Hands-Free Kit Included (74 products) Car stereos in this category have a Bluetooth kit either built-in or included as a package allowing you to make and receive phone calls through your car audio system. Some Bluetooth capable units in this category also allow streaming audio from Bluetooth devices such as cell phones and laptops that store music and have the ability to transmit Bluetooth.

Bluetooth Cell Phone Technology Information:

Bluetooth allows you to communicate hands-free on a cell phone via an ear piece, which frees up your hands to eat, fix your hair, read the newspaper, adjust the air temperature, or ideally… to operate your vehicle (imagine such a novel idea). With a vehicle integration harness you can make or receive telephone calls without touching your cell phone and communicate with callers through your car speakers, freeing up your eyes and hands to focus on the road. Certain adapters enable your stereo to display incoming caller info and some even play music from a Bluetooth-ready media player or music phone on your car stereo. Most of all, with recent laws prohibiting cell phone use while driving in states such as California, having Bluetooth technology has legal implications that resonates beyond the convenience factor.

To create a Bluetooth functional stereo system all you need is a cell phone with Bluetooth capability and one of the following: a universal Bluetooth kit, an aftermarket adapter for a Bluetooth-ready head-unit, or a head-unit with built-in Bluetooth functions.

For hands-free calling you can get a plug-and-play Bluetooth kit to mount on your sun-visor, which includes a speaker and a microphone that doesn't interface with the car stereo, allowing you to add or remove the unit from your vehicles with ease. The step up from this level of universal kits is the integrated advanced Parrot devices. These connect to your factory stereo controls so that the music automatically mutes when a call comes in. After the music is muted, the caller’s voice is played over your car's speakers allowing you to communicate as if on a speaker-phone.

A brand name aftermarket Bluetooth adapter connects to a same-brand stereo. These allow you to make or receive phone calls without touching your cell phone. They also enable your stereo to display incoming caller info. It also includes a microphone, which you can mount on your dash or sun visor, allowing you to communicate with callers through your car speakers.

The easiest way to get Bluetooth capability in your vehicle is to purchase a head-unit with built-in Bluetooth functions. Installation is easier and you get the full benefits of Bluetooth technology.