Bluetooth car kits let you talk hand-free while driving. Consumer Reports checked out GoGroove FlexSmart X2, Belkin CarAudio Connect AUX, Jabra Journey and Motorola Roadster 2.

Thus, we’re going to look at how to modify your existing stock car stereo to accept an auxiliary cable input or even a Bluetooth module. This way, you can pump in the latest tunes from your ...

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In its defense, the Belkin Bluetooth car kit can offer great sound quality and call quality. The microphone comes with a built-in noise canceling. You’ll need an AUX port to be able to use the ...

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Most new car models offer Bluetooth technology ... Our Belkin plugs into an auxiliary jack, although an FM version is also available. The GoGroove links through an AUX jack or FM modulator.

If the car and phone are paired via Bluetooth ... or the Motobrain, which gives you Bluetooth control over auxiliary electrical systems.

Not that long ago, you’d need to pair via Bluetooth, find the right USB port, or even send audio through the car’s 3.5mm auxiliary input. But what if even the humble aux port isn’t an option?

While most modern vehicles come equipped with competent car stereos straight from the factory, there is always room fo ...