Customer Reviews
good overall performance 
2008-10-10
Easy to use, love the magnetic "clip on " feature.
My only issue is that if I forget to turn it off in the car, and my phone rings in the house, I have to run to the car to hear my caller.
This thing is great 
2008-10-09
This thing is great. Super easy to sync with your phone, good sound on both ends of the call, long rechargeable battery life. I'm very happy with it.
Works great, not fully compatible with iPhone 3G 2008-10-09
I've had this for about a month now. The sound quality is good and people can hear me just fine. It paired just fine with the iPhone and it's easy enough to work.
You can't upload your address book from the iPhone 3G, however. They admit this on their website. It's a minor annoyance when callers are announced as "Incoming call from 555-555-1212" instead of their name.
Also, you're supposed to be able to say "OK" or "Answer" to pick up the call, and I've never gotten that to work. But pressing one button to pick up the phone isn't a big deal and it doesn't bother me.
Enjoying it... 2008-10-06
works well with my 3G iPhone...text-to-speech works great...at first i read about the superbooth3 was having problem with TTS with 3G iPhone, but mine works well..it pronounces the names of the contacts. Perhaps it was the latest firmware from Apple that fixed it.
Anyhow, pairing was a breeze, great sound coming out, no echos, battery lasts long.
Very Happy with it.
Great Product 2008-10-06
I couldn't be happier with this product. If you are not a fan of bluetooth headsets while driving, than this is the device for you. It is very easy to set up, and even easier to use. It is a real clear speakerphone that has made driving and talking on my cell phone much safer and easier.
BlueAnt Bust 
2008-10-06
Incorporating sophisticated 'Text-to Speech' software; the Supertooth 3 represents the very latest in Bluetooth sun-visor speakerphone technology. Its outstanding audio quality is a result of advanced Digital Signal Processing software to eliminate noise and achieve echo cancellation, regardless of whether the car is stationary or travelling at high speed. It also adjusts sound levels to compensate for loud engine noise or external noise created when the windows are wound down. The device requires no installation and is quickly and easily installed and connected to your cell phone. Simply slide the metal clip onto your sun-visor and attach the Supertooth 3 via the magnets on the rear of the device. The voice prompts provide guidance and assistance to help pair the device and upload your cell phone's address book. When a call is received, the Supertooth 3 announces the incoming caller's name or number. Simply say 'OK' to accept the call. There is no need to take your hands off the wheel or remove your eyes from the road, making the Supertooth 3 a safer and legal alternative to driving while on the phone. Choice of 6 languages (British English, American English, French, Italian, Spanish and German) DSP Noise Cancellation/Echo Cancellation Full Duplex, high performance speaker Automatic connection and reconnection with notification Digital Volume Control Can also be charged directly from a PC via USB Cable (not included) Fix to the sun-visor via a two sided magnetic clip - no installation costs Supports voice dial activation, redial and call reject Pairs with up to 8 Bluetooth devices Includes 1 x AC Travel Charger Includes 1 x Car Charger BlueAnt 2 Year Replacement Warranty
Near Perfection 2008-10-06
The blueant is a must have device for those with bluetooth capable phones that drive and don't want the distractions of looking at phones or holding any near their ears. It is small, lightweight, sounds great, and super easy to use.
The only problem I've had with the device is my Verizon phone will not upload it's phone book to the system, so when I get a call, it says all 7 digits, which I don't always know off the top of my head. I know this is a Verizon problem of locking down features, but blueant should have another way to put in numbers such as connecting to your computer and transferring contacts into the device.
Otherwise, I've used the device for about a month now. I've kept it on all the time and only charged it once! Great device and highly recommend it but be aware if you have Verizon.
Hands Free Speakerphone 2008-10-05
This product performs above my expectations. Its even better than the the built in system in our new BMW. Quality is very clear. I highly recommend it.
Decent product for a portable unit. 
2008-10-05
This is my first handsfree bluetooth unit. I don't have much to compare it to but I can say the call quality is usually decent. At times it can be mediocre when at highway speeds. A few times people have complained to me that they hear lots of noise. I have moved it to different spots in the car to test it and it only works well right in front of me (driver's side visor.)Very easy to use and setup. I feel it is a little pricey for its quality but not too bad. I will definitely try the installed car kit (not the portable units) next time.
Works well, but a few problems... 2008-10-03
Purchased two Blueant Supertooth 3's for my Camry and Passat. Sound quality from the speaker and what the caller can hear was decent, although since this is my first bluetooth speakerphone, I'm not sure how this stacks up against the competition. Cruising on the freeway, a caller knows you are on a speakerphone, but can still hear relatively clearly (at least in my vehicles).
Setup was a breeze - took me less than 10 minutes to sync my contact list with my 2 phones - a Verizon LG Chocolate 3 and Verizon LG Dare. You have a choice between 2 English voices, and a few other European languages. Automatic pairing works as advertised, provided that the last phone connected is the one to be paired next. I also liked the magnetic visor clip - a nice touch when you need to detach to charge. Package includes both an AC and DC charger, which is nice. Unusual for an electronic product, the unit comes with a 2-year warranty, although I have not used it yet (and hopefully never will) to test its true usefulness.
Now the cons. The biggest one for me is the inability to automatically pair if the phone was not the last one connected. This is not an issue if you are using just one phone. But if you have 2 phones (you drive one day, your wife drives another), this is a major inconvenience. Even if the last phone connected is turned off or out-of-range, and another phone enters range which was previously sync'ed, it will not find the phone. You have to manually connect through your phone menu.
Another major setback is the inability to consistently announce the contact name if the contact has more than one number. So one number will result in the contact name being announced, and the other will result in the number being read. Why doesn't Blueant know that a contact can have multiple numbers? There is a possibility that this is a phone or carrier specific problem - again, I have a LG Chocolate 3 and LG Dare both on Verizon.
Minor gripes include a 2-3 second delay in announcing terminated calls after pressing the red button, and the lack of customization when it comes to the voices and alert sounds. After living with the units for a few weeks, I would give them so far a solid 3 stars.
