Pama Hands-free car kit for Nokia 8210 Colour: Black

Starting a new job that involved commuting on a busy motorway, I wanted a cheap and legal solution for calling home or work if delayed on my travels. I bought the Pama Plug 'n' Go from Amazon, it looked to be exactly what I wanted although it was quite expensive. However, reality failed to live up to appearances. The kit came with a phone holder/base unit, an adjustable extension tube, a free clip on microphone and a cassette giving instructions on how to use it. First of all, the cassette went straight in the bin. If it's that easy to use, it shouldn't need a commentary, surely. The base unit ... more

This seemed like a great idea at the time for my phone as it allowed me to simply plug it into the cigarette lighter in my car and then it would allow me to speak hands free easily without being too distracted whilst i was driving. It cost me £50 from my local mobile phone store and the sound and volume can of course be ajusted. The overall quality was quite good but not spectacular. The durability and robustness is pretty good as it is made from solid hard plastic and it is not bendable much.The phone fits quite nicely on the holder and it doesn't shake around too much when you are driving ... more

The English manufacturer of accessories - company Pama, - has let out on the market next, the fourth, device of automobile loud communication from series Plug N Go. The main feature of a novelty that she works on Bluetooth and is compatible practically with any mobile phone supporting the given technology. The system of loud communication Plug N Go 4 Bluetooth is easily established in any vehicle, and for this purpose it is not required any wires or fastenings. That is she can fasten on special holders in any place of the automobile. However she can be shared with acoustic radiosystem of the ... more