Best Cell Phone Car Speakerphones in 2022

Last update: January 17, 2023

Aigoss Handsfree Bluetooth 4.2 for Cell Phone, Car Speaker Kit with 2 Phones Connection Simultaneous, Support Wireless Hands Free Calling/ Siri & Google Assistant / TF Card Review:


These were previously owned by me, and the volume was never great. But this item is very excellent. Because of the cost, I genuinely believed some of the reviews on here were bogus, but it turns out to be the case.Holding down the M button made configuring Bluetooth simple; no setup instructions were required.The level can get rather loud, but don't turn it all the way up or the speakers will start to shake.When I called my wife from the other room and while traveling, I tested the microphone, and she commented that I sounded better than I did with my old one. Make sure that nothing is blocking the microphone, if I had to advise anything about it (I accidentally had it resting on the mic hole when testing it the first time)Its flaw was that the only way to change the level was with my phone. Instead, the other buttons—plus and minus, I believe—cycled through my songs.I'd advise you to try this if your car is an older model and you want a cheap alternative to purchasing a brand-new radio system.



Nulaxy Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, 1.8" Color Screen Radio Adapter W QC3.0 & 5V/2.4A Charging, Handsfree Call, Support microSD Card, Aux Play, EQ Modes - KM18 [Upgraded Version] Black Matte Review:


If you currently use the Km18 transmitter, upgrade right away. The old model was superior in every way, but it falls short when compared to the current one. The original KM18 could not make calls, so it could only play music. I couldn't be heard by the person on the other side. I was unable to hear myself when I recorded a voice message to send via WhatsApp and hit play to listen to the message.That issue is resolved in the upgraded version. My ability to receive calls is now unhampered. The improvement is justified solely by the fact that the other side can hear me clearly. That's not all, though. The sound has improved a little bit, there is never any static, it connects to your phone in a flash, the color screen is stunning, and a quick charger is a modern day need.This is the bluetooth transmitter you need if you don't already have one. And if you currently possess one of the older models, I strongly advise upgrading. Right now, everything is better. I adore it even more now that I can use it to make calls.



Handsfree Bluetooth Car Kit AUTO Power ON Visor with Motion Sensor, Wirefree Hands in Car Speakerphone Kits for Smartphone Devices ,Free car Charger - Black Review:


Amazingly, this wireless speaker functions. I'm from Tennessee, where the new hands-free rule prohibits holding a phone in your hand while driving. I therefore thought, "Wow, this may be perfect," when I saw it. It has actually exceeded my expectations in every way! This is not a cheap, plastic speaker. This heavy metal speaker is nice. Since the first time I linked it, it has automatically connected to my phone, and now when I turn on my car, it does the same. You may change it to any language you wish. It comes in four languages, and you may use it as a speaker to answer phone calls, listen to music if your car doesn't have a radio, or even use it as an extra speaker if your car does have a radio! While sometimes my phone would lose connection with several Bluetooth speakers I had previously used, this one stays connected. This is a wonderful, small item that might make you laugh and your driving much easier and safer even if I have not experienced that issue.



Besign BK06 Bluetooth 5.0 in-car Speakerphone with Visor Clip, Wireless Car Kit for Hands-Free Talking & Music Streaming, Connects with Siri & Google Assistant, Auto On Off, Dual 2W Speakers Review:


Due to the fact that my Android phone has four separate volume settings and that the Bluetooth volume on my phone is by default set to "off," I had a problem with the settings since it appeared that the speaker wasn't functioning. I tried to fix this while I was driving, but nothing worked, so I brought it inside. Actually, I was going to return it; I had it packaged and prepared for shipping; however, since I was testing with another Bluetooth speaker, which worked right away without any fiddling with settings, I decided to give the Besign BK06 another shot. This time, it worked. However, if I wish to utilize my phone's loudspeaker instead of the Bluetooth speaker, neither it nor the Besign speaker function if the Besign speaker is turned on. It turns out that for this Bluetooth speaker to function, the GoogleMaps speaker settings must be just right and the Android phone's "Do Not Disturb" option must be switched OFF. All of these settings seem like they might be made simpler. Funny thing is, when I took the Besign BK06 out for a test drive last week, there was no need to fiddle with anything as there was when I took it out for a test drive later with GoogleMaps and the turn-by-turn directions.



Avantree New CK11 Hands Free Bluetooth for Cell Phone Car Kit, Loud Speakerphone, Siri Google Assistant Support, Motion AUTO ON, Volume Knob, Wireless in Car Handsfree Speaker with Visor Clip - Black Review:


Pros: Simple to pair.Nice huge Answer/Volume button; speaker loud enough to hear in a car; rotary volume adjustment; bravo!- a long battery life. Consider this an excellent feature; motion activation actually activates when there is movement, not when a car door slams (like some other products). So, if you put this on a table and walk by it, the device will turn on!Now, the lifetime effect is as follows:When compared to comparable goods, it has the huge advantage of disconnecting by the time I park my car in the garage and enter my house.Even while I'm inside my house, other devices continue to be linked.Cons - Occasionally, the listener on the other end complains that my voice occasionally cuts out; I assume this is because of interference from a nearby vehicle.(I'm skipping this start.)Excellent stuff all around. Camper happy!



Avantree CK11 Hands Free Bluetooth for Cell Phone Car Kit, Loud Speakerphone, Siri Google Assistant Support, Motion AUTO ON, Volume Knob, Wireless in Car Handsfree Speaker with Visor Clip – Titanium Review:


Pros: Simple to pair.Nice huge Answer/Volume button; speaker loud enough to hear in a car; rotary volume adjustment; bravo!- a long battery life. Consider this an excellent feature; motion activation actually activates when there is movement, not when a car door slams (like some other products). So, if you put this on a table and walk by it, the device will turn on!Now, the lifetime effect is as follows:When compared to comparable goods, it has the huge advantage of disconnecting by the time I park my car in the garage and enter my house.Even while I'm inside my house, other devices continue to be linked.Cons - Occasionally, the listener on the other end complains that my voice occasionally cuts out; I assume this is because of interference from a nearby vehicle.(I'm skipping this start.)Excellent stuff all around. Camper happy!



Bluetooth Handsfree Speakerphone for Cell Phone, Aigital Wireless Car Speaker Motion AUTO Power ON Car Receiver Sun Visor Music Player Adapter Built-in Microphone for Hands-Free Talking - Black Review:


(12/4/2017) Update: On 10/25, I placed the speaker order. Based on mixed use throughout a five days a week, three hour round trip commute, the battery finally totally depleted on 11/28 (more than a month later). This device's battery/power-saving feature is a beast. For two reasons, I nearly decreased my rating to three stars. The first was inspired by what I went through as the speaker's battery was running low. Battery low, said the voice. Cool. These Bluetooth (BT) speakers carry out that function. It then repeatedly said, "Battery low," every 15 seconds while the LED sporadically flashed red. Okay, that normally isn't a problem either. The majority of the BT speakers I own do this for a minute before turning off. The problem I have with the speaker is that it continued to do this for an hour before I decided I was sick of hearing the warning every 15 seconds (I timed the period) and turned it off. Moreover, the alert continued to appear while I was on the phone. I could envision warnings lasting five or ten minutes, but here you lose an hour or probably longer of speaking time. The second explanation is related to the maximum volume. My Android phone might be to blame, but I consider myself to be rather tech smart, so I know I need to change the device's volume as well. The odd thing is that, in comparison to phone call volume levels, music is played relatively loudly. I was constantly straining to hear the caller as I was traveling down the highway. I'll admit, I'm older (42). My wife would disagree when she hollers for me to do anything for her, but even while I'm sure I have some hearing loss (we all do, to varied degrees, as we age), generally speaking, I don't have problems hearing things. This speaker is still competent. Despite how amazing the battery life is, it has so much potential. With a few adjustments (included in my review when I originally wrote it) and now requiring added to the list, "limit the battery-low alert to 10 minutes, max, to increase call time," Given that my car doesn't have BT, I continue to use this speaker as my primary one, and it is still somewhat louder than the speaker on my phone. Given the battery life and the fact that I can listen to music without having to rely on my phone's weak speaker while driving, even after much internal debate, I still believe the speaker is deserving of a "I like it" rating. I still desire a slight increase in speaker volume. It would be fantastic to have an extra two or three volume-up "click" positions.Previous Review: My Honda CR-V is an older model without a Bluetooth (BT) system. In Pennsylvania, where using your phone while driving for anything other than taking or making calls is forbidden, I also drive 2 to 3 hours round-trip every day. I switched to a BT earpiece some time ago, but I've never liked putting it in my ear before a drive and taking it out after it's over. Additionally, I never liked that you couldn't use the gadget while it was charging for obvious reasons (like comfort) and that you had to charge the earpiece on a daily basis. I needed a substitute. Aigital BT speaker here (in black, to compliment the interior of my CR-V). At this point, I had used the speaker for a week. Here are my early experiences.Pros: **Included in the box are the speaker, a black micro USB cable (but see Cons and General Comments), and a white, dual-port car charger (1A and 2.1A ports; 5V, max). (Generally speaking, this is good because they could have just provided the cable, like some manufacturers do.)ABS plastic is used to build the housing. with a silvery body and embellishments. I think fashionable**All buttons have a pleasant, tactile click or slide. They don't feel shoddy made. **Pairing was quick and straightforward; I haven't yet had a dropped/shaky BT connection. **Seems to keep a charge/conserve power well. **Visor clip is metal, sturdy, and holds the speaker in place nicely (although please see Cons)**Technically, using the device while it charges is possible. Call volume is good, in mid-to-low noise environments (please see Cons) **Call volume is good, in mid-to-low noise environments (please see Cons) ** The Android app "OK Google Now" performs effectively. It's amazing to be able to respond to texts on an Android Motorola Droid Turbo with Moto Assist by hearing them read to me. The speaker on the phone cannot provide the volume of sound that this Bluetooth speaker can (please see Cons).**The device's Audible Prompts are Beneficial (but please see Cons and General Comments)Cons: **BT reconnect seems inconsistent — the device doesn't seem to always (or even consistently) check for BT devices. **Auto-power on feature seemed patchy (not a deal-breaker for me; please see General Comments) (in this case, my phone) — (again, not a showstopper for me; please read General Comments) (again, not a showstopper for me; please see General Comments)Although more human-like than I've heard on less priced BT devices, the device's "voice" is a little strange.**The maximum speaker audio level could be raised. In areas with moderate to low levels of noise, it is adequate. However, a more potent speaker could be preferable in a CR-V (which generates/lets in the cabin a fair bit of highway-road noise and/or combined with the radio).**Because the low-power mode is quite aggressive, when using the device with a navigation app, it switches to low-power practically as soon as it detects no audio coming from the phone. The first second of a turn-by-turn instruction is then cut short as it takes the BT speaker around a second to turn on and transmit audio (note, this did not affect calls, text readouts, or continually-playing music)The charger cord is too short at 1.5 feet. To enable charging the gadget while it is fastened to the visor, it should be at least 3 feet long.General Remarks: Nice accessories. 1A and 2.1A connectors are available on car chargers, with a maximum 5V. The instructions warn against charging the speaker using more than 5V, therefore the 5V maximum is significant.



Nulaxy Car Bluetooth Speakerphone, Loud Speaker Bluetooth Hands Free Car Kit Supports Siri Google Assistant, Motion AUTO ON, 2 Phones Simultaneously, Wireless in Car Handsfree Speaker with Visor Clip Review:


This device allows me to answer calls on any of my personal (Galaxy A50) or professional (iPhone 7) cellphones when they are both turned on simultaneously. Furthermore, the audio quality is excellent. However, it keeps referring to the iPhone as "Phone 1" and the A50 as "Phone 2," and when I try to make a call, Phone 1 is used. I want Phone 2 to be used. You would THINK the Nulaxy device would recognize the A50 as Phone 1 because I even linked the A50 first. I've tried everything that I, the forum users, and the Samsung support staff could think of. I e-mailed Nulaxy. Sorry, but it cannot be changed, they said. They did, to their credit, offer to reimburse me 20%, but I declined because I didn't require it. I want it to function the way I believe it SHOULD function. There SEEMS to be a solution. Everything else is perfect.



Jabra 100-46000000-02 Freeway Bluetooth in-Car Speakerphone (U.S. Retail Packaging) Review:


I could eventually "love" it, but I'm a cynical older woman who doesn't "fall in love" readily. I would therefore rate it at 4.5 overall.However, after obtaining this yesterday, here is the report.Don't believe the description, first. The Freeway speakerphone's real dimensions are 4" x 4.5", not the 4.56 x 6.97 of the box it was packaged in.It was easy to set up. I left the speakerphone in the house to charge for a bit. My Samsung SM-Bluetooth G930A's was on, and I connected it to the gadget. I was asked if I wanted my phone book available to the Freeway, and I said yes.I then transferred everything to my 2007 Tahoe and clipped the Freeway to the visor. I again followed the on-screen directions for turning it on and linking, and it was a complete success. Because I hadn't yet set up the voice commands, I had to "dial" numbers on the physical phone, but after a day and three calls (two incoming, one outgoing), I found the method to be very effective. One call was made as the air conditioner was starting to work (vehicle had just been started; it was above 90 degrees outside). The person on the other end of the cell phone heard some "static" as a result of the outside noise. The recipients of the other calls, however, said that they were clear and crisp.I'm sorry, but I just have to rave about the sound. My hard-of-hearing husband in the pax seat could hear it clearly and loudly enough.



Motorola Sonic Rider SP-005BK/89589N Bluetooth Wireless in-Car Speakerphone New Version - Black - Retail Review:


I purchased this directly from Amazon LLC after reading a number of reviews that had both positive and negative things to say about the device's voice quality. Excellent vocal quality, which is wonderful. People who have seen me using it in my 2009 SUV remark they can hear me clearly. And I can clearly hear them!Naturally, I have the device hooked to the sun visor and it is positioned in my car directly above my mouth. So, there is an open space of roughly six inches between the mouth and the microphone. If you don't get decent voice quality, you might want to move the device.When not in use, I remove the device from the visor clip. It can fit in the console storage's upper half, which is only three inches deep. The lighter power adapter that is given also works. Beyond sight, beyond memoryThe only feature that is lacking is built-in voice dialing; otherwise, this device will function exactly like your phone does when you long-press the green call button to voice dial. However, if your phone does not support voice dialing, this device is useless. With mute, volume, and a hangup button, it functions essentially as a Bluetooth microphone and speaker combo unit. If you don't require more, it's a wonderful value.