I used this for my car when my aux port stopped working in my car (in the days before Apple Carplay). It was great for playing my music on my drives and a hands free way of answering phone calls. When the car went to my mom for her daily commuter (the car was having some problems and she has a shorter/more populated commute), she loved this gadget! So easy to use for all ages.

Purchased to add hands-free capabilities to a car. The design is nice and is intuitive and easy to learn. The speakerphone as a strong clip that you can use to attach it to your visor. The battery life is decent but the volume could a be a bit louder for the price.

The quick review is that the Besign speakerphone works, it is small, it is simple to use, and it is highly portable and can be carried from vehicle to vehicle as needed. The "visor clip" on the speakerphone even fastened to an older vehicle's sun visor that is around three quarters of an inch (19mm) thick.

The device's battery life is good, the voice volume is good both sending and receiving (sound volumes will require some initial adjustments), and the Besign BK06 has been infallible in instantly connecting by bluetooth with a cellular phone that has been previously paired.

Two of the three Besign speakerphone units we bought went into older vehicles where the bluetooth connected Besign BK06 unit instantly added "hand's free" phone access, an important consideration today when drivers can be ticketed and fined for not having "hand's free" cell phone systems.

One vehicle has a modern integrated phone connection system through the entertainment center, but to provide an extra level of privacy and security we added a removable and portable Besign BK06 speakerphone. By using the Besign BK06, we prevented the vehicle from accessing and potentially retaining our personal cell phone information. These days, who knows what data is being retained by a vehicle's "entertainment center" computer system or is being sent by the modern "connected car" to the manufacturer and others that have access.

Using an (older) Apple iPhone, a quick press of the left button on the Besign BK06 will connect to Apple's "Siri" voice 'interactive assistant' and will let the caller choose a name in the iPhone's contact list for the iPhone to dial - with all the Siri voice commands going through the Besign speakerphone unit to the iPhone using bluetooth. Make sure you mention for 'Siri' to dial a "work" or a "mobile" number if there are several phone numbers to choose from, or else "Siri" will dial the first phone number found under the name requested that's on the contact list.

Most likely, the 'remote' call function commands work the same way when using an Android smartphone but you might want to find product reviews describing how well Android phones work with the Besign unit.

For those using a different phone operating system or even an older "feature phone," there's a good chance that the Besign speakerphone will answer phone calls once the phone is paired by bluetooth, but we were not able to test these types of devices with the Besign unit, so you'll have to do some research to ensure the speakerphone offers compatibility with your particular phone.

Answering a call requires a quick press on the right side button. There's a "mute" button available as well as "louder" and "quieter" volume control buttons on the device.

Some reviewers have lodged complaints regarding the Besign BK06 not going into "sleep" mode when the bluetooth connected phone is removed from the vehicle, or when the vehicle's door is closed (the sound of the door closing is supposed to alert the speakerphone to go "dormant").

We have also had some issues with one speakerphone not shutting down and disconnecting from the cell phone, and in that car we turn the speakerphone unit off using the switch on the left side when the vehicle is not going to be driven. When we next enter the vehicle, we turn on the Besign speakerphone with the switch and are greeted with a short medley of beeps to indicate that it has paired to the cell phone and is working.

These days the phones stay in a purse or a pocket and phone calls coming in and going out go through the hand's free speakerphone system. This process of using the phones is automatic making it faster and safer as well. The Besign BK06 might be a good choice for you too if you are looking for a hand's free speakerphone solution.

I needed a speaker for my car so I could hear people I am speaking to on a call. My stereo in the car does not work, so products that use that, were not an option. Many of the speakers I looked at had reviews that said they were not loud enough. I settled on this one, because it had two speakers and seemed that it would be louder than many of the others. In addition, it had a feature that would automatically turn it on and off when the car door opened. That sounded good, as well.
It was easy to get it up and running. The sound is usually quite good on both ends of the call and definitely loud enough. Sometimes it's too loud. As for the automatic on and off. That feature is essentially useless. I must flip the switch to turn the whole unit off when leaving the car and on when entering. If the unit is on, when you enter, it will automatically connect to your phone. That works fine. The problem arrises when leaving the car. If you simply leave, the unit will most likely stay on and stay connected to your phone. Then, when you are in your house, all audio will still be routed to the speaker in the car and you won't hear anything from your phone. If you push the button on the unit to disconnect, but leave the unit on (so it will automatically connect the next time you enter) it wil disconnect, but will re-connect when you close the car door and then stay connected. What they need to add is a timer that will delay re-connection for 10-15 seconds so you can close the door without activating the autoconnect and re-connecting. Becuase of this, I have to turn the unit completely off when exiting and then turn it on when I enter the car. The auto-connect feature also sometimes disconnects the speaker from the phone when you go over a bump in the road. Usually, it will re-connect soon afterwards, but that is also not great. They either need to improve the feature or drop it. As currently implemented, it is a negative, rather than a positive for the unit.
As long as you don't mind flipping a switch each time you enter or exit the car, it is quite a good speaker.

This is perfect for taking calls and listening to audiobooks in my truck with loud diesel engine. I clipped this to the visor and it's in perfect position for me to hear over the engine and it picks up my voice well for calls. Gave my good old truck a modern feature that I really enjoy. Recommend. Simple and it works.