Sony MEX-BT 5100

Forget add-on modules and external hands-free calling speakerphones. The easiest and cleanest way to make calls in the car is routing them through a built-in Bluetooth phone system. If you're among the majority of drivers who doesn't have a factory-instal...

The Sony MEX-BT5100 combines intuitive hands-free calling with a broad range of audio support, wrapping them in a stylish and user-friendly package.

The built-in phonebook accepts too few entries for our liking, while the digital audio navigation could do with some improvements.

The MEX-BT5100 is a good all-in-one option for those thinking of investing in a in a decent stereo and a hands-free speakerphone.

The Bluetooth features are easy to set up and are nifty for music. But for the cell phone, the poor transmitted voice quality makes this unit a bad choice. Overall, I'm disappointed and can't recommend this product.

Bluetooth music out of my Chocolate works well and sounds very good. The unit hooks up with the Chocolate the moment I get in the car. It answers calls correctly and goes right back to the music.

The received voice quality is very good but the transmitted quality is very poor. People describe it as an underwater sound. Opening the face doesn't seem to help. This unit is very underpowered. Compared to the stock Jeep radio into the stock speakers th...

Someone had to be the guinea pig.

So This product is pretty new. So new in fact, that there are no professional reviews on it. Anywhere. Well, none that I could find, at least. So I took a risk. It had the features and capabilities that I wanted, and Newegg had it for almost $100 less tha...

Everything appears to be functional.