Stick it in the cup holder or in the center console. First of all it’s Bluetooth, so there’s no need for your phone to be plugged into anything. If you do have the aux-in jack, it’s really useful. Yes…more of a pain than it’s worth.Īlso if you have that awkward year of car that’s too “modern” and cool for a tape deck, yet not advanced enough for an aux-in jack, then you’re pretty much screwed. You could use a tape deck adapter, but you’d need a 3.5mm female adapter to connect the aux-in and aux-out plugs to each-other. The Kinivo BTC450 really only works if you have a built-in aux-in audio jack. Well Kinivo gave me their answer to this problem to try out for myself: a hands-free device, the BTC450, so I did! Throw a manual transmission into the mix and you’ve got yourself a conundrum. Even if you have a audio jack plugged into your cell it doesn’t help this situation. Phone in your lap, go around one sharp corner…and it’s lost in the dark inescapable caverns of quarters past between the seat and center console, to dwell with the long lost nickels and french fries of yesteryear. We all know texting and driving is stupid, but what about playing music and answering calls on the road?
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