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Motorola 98422/ SPN5028/ 98421/ SPN5027 Hands Free Speaker-phone attachment makes hands-free Plug-in easy!Convenient hands free speakerphone communications are easily started by simply clipping this handsfree speaker-phone either directly to any CE bus type Motorola cell phone model, or a compatible Motorola desktop charger, such as the Motorola SPN5210 desktop charging stand. Motorola 98422/ SPN5028/ 98421/ SPN5027 Hands Free Speaker-phone utilizes your vehicle power adapter or travel charger and the phone's internal microphone to provide clear, crisp sound. Professional and stylish, this accessory makes it easy to hold conference calls and then switch back to private conversations. No additional power source needed powers itself from the phones battery, connected travel charger or car charger.For use with any CE bus type Motorola cell phone models. Factory original one year warranty applies. Supported Models and Categories:Motorola A630 cell-phone accessoriesMotorola A830/ A835/ A845/ A920 cell-phone accessoriesMotorola C331g/ C333g (GSM without antenna) cellular accessoriesMotorola C322 cellular accessoriesC350g/ C353/ C359 Series AccessoriesMPx Series AccessoriesMPx220 Series AccessoriesP280 Series AccessoriesT300p Series AccessoriesT720/T721 Series AccessoriesMotorola T722i Series AccessoriesT725 Series AccessoriesT730 Series AccessoriesV120 Series AccessoriesV260 series accessoriesV300 Series AccessoriesV400 Series AccessoriesV400p Series AccessoriesV500/V551 Series AccessoriesV60 Series AccessoriesV600/V620 Series AccessoriesV60p/V65p cell-phone accessoriesV66 Series AccessoriesV690 Series AccessoriesV70 Series AccessoriesV710 Series AccessoriesV750 Series AccessoriesV80 Series AccessoriesV810 Series accessoriesV878 Series AccessoriesA630 Series Accessories
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Compatible with the accessory and charging port on Motorola's V-series of phones (as well as the T720i), this wired speakerphone is great for impromptu conference calls wherever the need strikes -- in your car, at your desk, or while you're on the go. Simply plug the device into the phone and you're ready to go. Power is supplied to the speakerphone via a standard Motorola desktop AC charger or vehicle power adapter (not included).
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Its Very Convenient...
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I bought this speakerphone a few weeks ago and it has been great using it when i am driving or shopping on the internet ( HA HA ) Its definately a handsfree system that should be available for every cell phone. Those stupid ear strings get in my way. Don't like them!!! Well I love my speakerphone... thank you Amazon for directing me to the right to where i need and for the seller you were also great. thanks
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2006-08-27
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It deserves something for the technology alone
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But I was hoping a bit more mobility while using the phone. My review is not to necessarily disuede anyone from purchasing this product, but instead to have a clear picture of reality , so as to avoid possible dissappointment.
I've had this product for only a few months,so I want to possible leave the opportunity to come back and update my review should the situation change. I have not been able to investigate other possible causes for this low volume problem. I am planning to look into ways to possible boost my antenna. I live in a large city and could be having a "noise" problem, but I'm not techy, so I shall reserve this being an isolated incident. Should the situation change in the coming months, I shall definately come back and revise my statement. (and stars)
While not a problem of this desktop device, one of the reason for this accessory being necessary is the placement of buttons on the Motorola phone. On one side there are three small buttons that I cannot seem to avoid pressing as I am picking up the phone to answer it. It never fails....phone rings, I hit the wrong button and chaos............
I was so happy that this desktop accessory solved my problem with hitting the wrong button, that I never thought there might be a volume problem.
So...............time will tell........
Rating: 
(3
out of 5) @ 2005-01-24
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Works Great - Nice and Clear
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As soon as I opened the package, I called about 4 people to test the clarity, and it was great. When you dial with the speakerphone attached, it sounds like the volume is too low, but it does get comfortably louder. Everyone I talked to say they heard me clear, and I heard all of them clear. I love it in the car also. It is very lightweight and pretty easy to stick in your pocket to use everywhere. The only thing I would add, is allowing voice-activated dialing while it is attached. And it would be nice to have a plastic carrying case to protect it while taking it "everywhere" I go.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2004-03-01
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Cool accessory!
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I bought this on a recommendation of a friend who was using one with his V60. I use it mostly while driving. In the beginning, I experimented with clipping it to the dashboard and sun visor. I found, though, that in order for the person I'm talking with to be able to hear me, I usually have to hold the phone in my hand and put it up close to my mouth when I talk. Also, sometimes I have to move it closer to my ear when I am listening. That could be the result of excessive road noise, though. Overall, I am very pleased with this gadget, and would definitely recommend it. All of my friends who see it always ask about it, and where they can get one. Too bad they don't make these things for other phones (i.e., Nokia)!
Rating:
(4
out of 5) @ 2003-06-20
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Small powerful product but not while you are driving
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This is product is really cool. Audio quality is good but it didn't work very well while I was driving. Also hooking this unit to the phone is also bit tough. I couldn't feel/hear the snap sound when it latches with the phone. I wish there is a better way to hook this to the phone.
Rating:
(4
out of 5) @ 2003-04-10
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