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Question: If while you are driving and not a lot of motion and the unit goes to sleep, if a call comes in will it wake up the unit?
Document: If you flip the sun visor down, the motion detector is pointed away from me so it will fall asleep and play a little tune. hummph. No way to disable the motion detector or the wake-up and sleep tunes.The bluetooth would also stay connected when I went inside - so, when I wanted the unit to go to sleep it wouldn't.There's a little blue flashing light when you're connected. While you're driving, might get annoying especially at night.
Great. But, as soon as the unit sleeps and wakes up the light returns. Not so great.The good news is that I found a method which works for me. There is a master power switch right on the front edge. When I'm on a call, I just switch the unit on and the call is transferred automatically without any button pushing. iPhone does this for me. If your phone does not, you can simply transfer the call manually by pressing the button on the unit.
I do not need to shout into the mic, but speaking clearly helps. The speaker is loud and clear, surprising quality for a small, flat speaker. And, when I heard the message I left for myself it didn't sound like I was in an echo chamber or even on a speaker phone.Seems to take about 5 seconds to connect when I power it on, so I'm just keeping the unit off until I need to make or receive a call.
Holding the button down on the unit for a second or two, I hear a tone from the unit, then a tone from the phone, then I can voice dial. Pressing the button when the phone is ringing will pick up the call. I found it to be not perfect e.g. one time I pressed the button on the unit and my iPhone started playing music, but I blame Apple for that.The mic has good quality. No problems with voice commands.
The small speaker lacks the dynamic range that the cell phone is capable of (all mid frequencies, similar to a standard wired phone or small transistor radio), and tends to be slightly distorted with the volume maxed out when the caller speaks loudly (-1 star for sound quality and lack of FM broadcast).The feature that really makes this unit an easy sell for me is the automatic power up and standby modes controlled by the built in motion sensor.
I've been using this in my car for the past few months now and i'm not too satisfied with it. The problems are:- The unit will shut off if I am not actively moving, this can happen a lot more than you realize. It seems a good amount of movement is needed to trigger the sensor otherwise it shuts off. This is highly inconvenient.
I purchased the Veho for my wife who has very little knowledge of electronic devices.The Veho solved the problem. Its on standbuy until you enter the car and move about.you just push the button when the Cell Phone rings and your on. It goes  back to stand by whenyou leave the car.I wanted to buy an expensive navigation unit, but this was very simple to use.Buy it. !! !
I think it's the best out there. For the price, I'd say go for it and upgrade when something better comes out.
Easy to use, clear voice reception and callee can hear me just fine. The only fault is that if your are not moving your hands or body while driving it turns itself off and you have to wave your hand to get it to turn on again
I chose this model because it does not have an FM transmitter. I'm already using a satellite radio receiver which is transmitting on FM so I wanted something which was entirely independent and stand-alone. This was it. The battery life advertised is one of the best I've seen. There's a detector which puts it into sleep mode when you're not around to save on the battery.Sitting in my car and quietly listening to the radio, this device would fall asleep until I moved my hand.
Answer: No you have to move and wake up the unit in order for it to pick up the call.