RIM's BlackBerry Visor Mount Speakerphone now available, don't expect SurePress

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RIM's BlackBerry Visor Mount Speakerphone now available, don't expect SurePress

by Chris Ziegler posted Jun 22nd 2009 at 12:44PM

RIM's been excitedly talking up the virtues of its car visor-mounted speakerphone at every trade show we've attended in recent months -- and considering how basic of an accessory it is, we can only assume they've put together a winner here. The aptly-named Visor Mount Speakerphone connects with to your phone via Bluetooth and offers up to 13 hours of talk time in an ultra-slim package that won't detract from the interior styling of that soberingly expensive S-Class that you've rightfully earned by staying productive on the road -- using your BlackBerry phone, of course. See how it all comes full circle? Get it now for $99.99.

Filed under: RIM, Accessories

Tags: blackberry, rim, speakerphone, visor mount speakerphone, VisorMountSpeakerphone

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andonemorething @ Jun 22nd 2009 3:16PM

How about responding to emails, Engadget-Gang? Ever heard of this prehistoric concept known as "communication"???

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carcomptoy @ Jun 22nd 2009 3:18PM

Although it may not match my Curve 8900, I'm quite content with the MotoROKR T505, as I got it for a mere $40 (brand new).

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jcar302 @ Jun 22nd 2009 5:44PM

Good to hear, i was thinking about getting a T505 for my e71.

Not sure why anyone would pay $100 for this blackberry version, when there is already a bunch out there for $50.

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Heavytoka @ Jun 22nd 2009 3:25PM

I'm Gonna have to pick one of these up for my wife since her car doesnt have built in Speakerphone like mine lol

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JSWinston @ Jun 22nd 2009 8:52PM

Do yourself a favor, get the Motorola T505 instead. RIM didn't design or build their unit, it is just some ODM with a good sales pitch.

The Motorola unit works better and cost less.

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