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Bluetooth... is it worth it?
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View Poll Results: Should I get the BMW Assist with Bluetooth | |||
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83 | 88.30% |
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11 | 11.70% |
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08-24-2009, 03:12 PM | #47 |
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+ 1 thumbs up.
OEM bluetooth is SO much nicer than add-on stuff; we had a Parrot system in our E46 and it was nice and everything, but nowhere NEAR as nice as the integrated system in our E92. |
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09-17-2009, 07:21 AM | #48 |
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I think a better poll would be:
"do you like BMW's implementation of bluetooth" Bluetooth / Hands Free is a great feature and in my opinion is a must have for convenience and safety. However, I think BMW completely screwed the proverbial pooch by making an inexpensive and simple technology ridiculously expensive and complicated by: 1) cramming assist down US buyer's throats 2) implementation on a most bus connected additional phone module 3) charging a fortune for it 4) making it impossible to update for new models of phones If bluetooth can be implemented in a gps for instance on a chip the size of your pinky nail for pennies then it follows that $1000.00 for a poorly implemented feature is a complete rip off. This explains why all of the CPO cars I looked at did not have it. It's the most expensive and poorly implemented feature ... yet. |
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09-17-2009, 10:59 AM | #49 |
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