Suppose it doesnt really matter if it works![]()
Last week I collected my new GTI 5dr DSG in Sydney, and it's fitted with Bluetooth, fitted by the Dealer.
How can I tell what sort of Bluetooth unit it is? I've read stuff about Parrott units on this forum and elsewhere, but really don't know much else.
To look at the car, there is nothing extra/additional that suggests it is any different to a vehicle that doesn't have Bluetooth.
I've got the RNS510, and it mutes/unmutes as necessary when I receive a call via the button on the steering wheel.
And whilst it doesn't show SMS, address book or anything else, it does seem to work well enough... Considering what I paid....
....I originally ordered the card WITH Bluetooth, but before it was delivered I decided I didn't want the Dealer fitted crap (after ready these forums), so I had that removed. The Sales rep pulled it off the contract, but forgot to remove it from the car preparation. Long story short, I kept the BT for $300, instead of the original $750+.
Thanks,
Suppose it doesnt really matter if it works![]()
Prev 2008 R32 3 door DSG.
Prev 2010 S3 Sportback Stronic.
Now Lexus IS350 F Sport
It does if you saw all the features of the proper bluetooth....
This link has some photos http://www.my-gti.com/3/vwskoda-oem-bluetooth-install (see the lower ones of the interface on the MFD and the RNS510). What you don't see is the fantastic voice dialing system and full integration. Depends what you want really but having the ability to voice dial and use the MFD to dial without taking your hands off the wheel is great, the phonebook is syncronised to the car and you can search via the RNS510 or scroll through using the MFD.
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