Mr Handsfree's Blue Vision works best in a conferencing situation, but it also does its job okay in a car. The company went to a lot of trouble to make the Blue Vision sturdy (possible exception being the visor clip), pumping out admirable audio performance and plenty of volume. Its buttons' peculiarities don't ruin it, but they do make an otherwise enjoyable product less lovable. Ti, la, sol, fa, mi, re, do.
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| Pros |
Generous sound volume
One-button-selectable "car" and "conference" modes
Car and wall chargers included
Extra sturdy construction
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| Cons |
The "on" button nonsensically requires long hold-down
Illogical, useless button flashing
Bluetooth confusion requires re-pairing
Plastic visor clip does not inspire confidence |
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