Supertooth Buddy Makes Hands Free Driving Easier
Most mobile phones these days have a speakerphone in them. However not all speakers are created equal. Sometimes you need to get some external help. This is where the Supertooth Buddy comes in handy. It is an external speakerphone that connects via Bluetooth. Now how well does the Supertooth Buddy hold up in various forms of testing? Find out right now.
Supertooth Buddy to the rescue
When I first opened up the Supertooth Buddy I was very skeptical. However it didn’t take long as the Sync process was very quick. Then I was off to the races. The Supertooth had hands-free capabilities, which makes driving so much safer these days. Lots of states now require hands-free mobile communications so drivers can have both hands safely on the wheel. Lucky for you this device is more than able to hand that, plus it can also connect another Bluetooth device at the same time.
It comes with a clip that attaches to your sun visor and is magnetic so your Supertooth Buddy can attach itself via the magnet on the back of the device. It has a standard miniUSB charger in the back that seems to be the standard charging device of smartphones so it should be easy if you are out and about and need a quick charge. It has 1000 hours of standby time and in use time is 20 hours, while charging time is only 3 hours.
That goes quite far for such a little device. Some of the best features of this device is its auto connect. That means when you have paired the device and walk away from your Supertooth buddy it will disconnect itself, however when you are back in range to the device it automatically reconnects itself.
How it handles in the wild
Using your regular speakerphone in your car with the windows down can be a bit annoying. The quality is very soft and no matter how often you turn up the speaker it doesn’t seem to get the job done. However with the Supertooth the call quality is astounding.
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