A popular American television series, appearing several years ago, was entitled Hart to Hart and featured a husband and wife crime fighting duo. I mention this because the couple had a dog named Freeway which is also the name of a new device from Jabra.

This device isn't at all what I expected from the reviews. The battery didn't last very long, the FM transmitter is full of static. The FM transmitter turns off in the middle of phone calls or when driving with no streaming. The device shuts off randomly with no warning and won't charge.

Bought really for the fm transmitter to be able to play music from my phone through the car speakers. It does work but not very well. It picks up interference from other radio stations as well as a lot of crackling. Sounding like an extremely old record.

These days, hours of traffic snarls make using of cellphones behind the wheel mandatory, even if it's frowned upon by the legal system in our country. Cradling a phone between your neck and shoulder isn't the most comfortable experience, and neither is it very safe.

Easy to setup; Crisp and loud audio; Simple bluetooth pairing process; Good build quality and great looks; Impressive battery backup; Voice feedback for battery level; incoming/outgoing calls and info

Clicking sound from the operating buttons; A bit of jarring at 100% sound level; Voice commands are rarely recognised at once

The unit has a Voice Command feature but it does not work. When you say "Battery" to get battery level it almost never understands. It will ask you to repeat the command over and over.

Sound Quality; Mounts on visor

Freezes up; will not turn off; no response to any buttons

If you find yourself straining to hear calls on your current hands-free setup or just want the best sound possible for calls or podcasts, the Jabra Freeway is the Bluetooth speakerphone for you.

The Jabra Freeway's three-speaker Virtual Surround setup provides exceptionally good sound for a speakerphone; Spoken caller ID and voice commands enable you to answer or reject calls without touching the device or looking away from the road

The Jabra Freeway is rather bulky; which limits its portability

If you find yourself straining to hear calls on your current hands-free setup or just want the best sound possible for calls or podcasts, the Jabra Freeway is the Bluetooth speakerphone for you.

The, three-speaker Virtual Surround setup provides exceptionally good sound for a speakerphone; Spoken caller ID and voice commands enable you to answer or reject calls without touching the device or looking away from the road

The Jabra Freeway is rather bulky; which limits its portability

A popular American television series, appearing several years ago, was entitled Hart to Hart and featured a husband and wife crime fighting duo. I mention this because the couple had a dog named Freeway which is also the name of a new device from Jabra.

I really like this device. I bought an older car with no fancy Bluetooth connections to the audio equipment so this works just fine but having a Scottish accent doesn't go too well with the device.

The Jabra Freeway also supports Bluetooth streaming, which means you can activate your phone's music player and have the audio streamed directly to the Freeway's speaker. If that doesn't tickle your fancy, the Freeway also has an FM transmitter mode which lets you use your car's audio system for...