RKJ

I have a 2006 A4 2.0t w/o nav and w/o Bose.

Hopefully Audi or some aftermarket company will come up with a way to add bluetooth and enable the phone buttons on the steering wheel. I know, I can add RNS-E and then add Bluetooth, but it's more $$$ than I want to spend and I'm just not that interested in having a Navigation system.

Until then, I would like to install an aftermarket Bluetooth kit (juggling the phone while shifting is getting old fast).

I like the unobtrusive design of the Nokia CK-7W buttons better than the Parrot CK3000, but there may be more OEM style upgrade options down the road for the Parrot Bluetooth.

Has anyone used both kits and have any input on the pros and cons of each?

TIA!

Robert

AudiZero4

you can add tech package with Bluetooth from Audi (works without RNS-E)

NSX JR

Agreed... if you have the MFSW then you can add the OEM BT module for a nice integrated kit.

RAD2

I have a Parrot CK3000 evolution connected to a BMW Z4 premium radio with an adapter from nexxia.co.uk and works great.<ul><li><a href="http://www.nexxia.co.uk/Car_Kit_Installation.htm#target1">http://www.nexxia.co.uk/Car_Kit_Installation.htm#target1</a</li></ul>

ngololo

Good competition. Both manufacturers are the best in bluetooth. But the question is the install cause and protocole used between manufacturers therefore the idea is to get advised about some of the models with the steering wheel control.

Depends of the phone used, but instead of using the steering wheel control, the voice recognition may allows you to use the voice recognition with key words and then not pressing on the button's of the kit to start and hang up a phone call.