Unlike Pennsylvania, New Jersey is one of those states that outlaws cell phone use while driving. I live in Pennsylvania, but commute to New Jersey frequently. For me the Z9i was a real treat. It comes complete with both large and small interchangeable ear gels for individual comfort and two types of ear hooks as well. Weighing only 0.35 ounces, there were times when I didn’t even realize I had it in my ear, and I basically have it in my ear every time I’m in my car. The Z9i connects with up to five Bluetooth devices and incorporates Multipoint Technology, which allows you to connect simultaneously to two phones and answer the one that rings.
I’ve recently reviewed a set of noise canceling headphones and love them. Fortunately, BlueAnt recently updated its noise canceling technology for the Z9i, improving noise suppression, echo cancellation and wind noise reduction. Like its Z9 predecessor, the Z9i allows you to choose between dual Voice Isolation modes. Selecting “Standard” will enable you to use the unit in normal environments to remove mild background noise, while selecting “Max” provides excellent voice clarity for noisy environments. The Z9i also allows you to select different ringtones for known and unknown contacts and allows up to 5.5 hours talk time and 200 hours standby.
I would recommend this extremely lightweight Z9i to anyone and everyone. Even if your particular state still allows cell phone use in the car, using the Z9i makes you look cool and may end up saving your life.
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You should try a real hands-free system that gets installed in your vehicle, and when a call comes in, it takes over your stereo. You see the caller ID on a little screen on the dash, so you don't need your phone. The caller's voice comes through your speakers - music is muted- so it sounds great. Your voice goes into a small mic mounted by the visor. Great sound quality, easy to use, never touch your phone (even to make calls). The best systems. try EasyHandsFree .com for a great solution.