I converted my Seecode Tube (meant to be on the visor) to sit under the stereo. works great and is very easy to charge / operate.

I must say though, the reception on this is awesome. My Wife sometimes tells me not to shout when I'm not !

We have OEM Bluetooth in the Fabia Jon..Works well

BUT I have a Parrot kit in the Octy..Its superb

I'm considering one of these http://www.parrot.co...s/minikit_plus/ although I keep looking at the oem kit as well Can't decide lol Bluetooth wasn't an option on my car :(

Edited 8 February, 201214 yr by daydotz

We have OEM Bluetooth in the Fabia Jon..Works well

BUT I have a Parrot kit in the Octy..Its superb

bloody snobs

bloody snobs

Mon the OEM bluetoothers

mine is stuck in the windscreen (solar powered) and was about £30 from fleabay, works perfectly

yep, stock one too for me. I don't play smarta$$ as I probably wouldn't have ordered it if I bought a custom-built vRS but it was already fitted in the car I purchased.

And yes, it does work like a charm!!!

OEM Bluetooth here as well.. Although retrofitted. Works like a champ!

OEM Bluetooth here as well.. Although retrofitted. Works like a champ!

Didn't know this was an option ?

Any links ?

Didn't know this was an option ?

Any links ?

Seriously? I think most vRS owners have it and there's also been a few threads about configuring/troubleshooting although it's so easy to make the initial connection and you don't have to worry after that. It automatically finds your phone whenever you switch on, and even stays connected if you switch off but leave the key on. So you can have a long call without having to keep the car idling. It also supports voice command, copy of your phone book to the car's memory etc. etc. For some phones it also supports showing an SMS you just recieved on maxidot! Very good overall.

If you check the skoda website I'm sure you'll find it.

Edit: Another nice feature is that you can stream music directly from your mobile to the speakers without using AUX cables which generally add distortion or having to keep the phone nearby, and therefore eliminating its comfortable use as a GPS. That was one of the reasons I didn't care I could not connect my phone through MDI (no Amundsen) since I could play my music in top quality through Bluetooth and since have my phone in a comfortable place on the dashboard for GPS navigation.

Edited 7 February, 201214 yr by newbie69

Didn't know this was an option ?

Any links ?

There you go!

http://www.carsystems.pl/bluetooth-kits-parts,c32.html

Nice :-) I wanted a oem one but was told there hard to fit post factory by the dealership. So didn't bother but now looking at the options available.

It is really not hard to fit everything.. Took me about one hour. Recon I spent more than half of the time it took on making room for the cables behind the radio unit.

Which part did you buy?

Which part did you buy?

Exactly what I was thinking ?

I asked the guys at carsystems.pl which module I could fit in my car (depends on mfd and radio unit fitted apparently) and they told me that this one; http://www.carsystems.pl/vw-bluetooth-kit-7p6035730f-retrofit,id218.html should do the trick.

Recommend you do the same, the guys at carsystems.pl were very helpful.

+1 for car systems. I did the same and asked what would work in my. When I got it it was a doddle to fit and worked perfectly.

Does it replace mdi input?