vitaman

Has anyone tried using the hands free phone? Was it a worthwhile option? I love the one in my BMW. Which Cellular companies can be used for the S4 phone? I currently use Sprint and they were clueless as to whether they support Audi's telematics. Thanks!

HiTEC

Sprint don't sell Moto products anymore (what a shame).

M3expat

It's a Motorola V60 with 'special' software. Costs $700 for the phone alone. The cradle is another $200 plus install. Supports AT&T TDMA or Verizon CDMA.

Spend $55K on a car and have to pay another $1000 for a phone. NOT me.

Reggie3

Hope they go with a Bluetooth phone next year with the Nav + package

JDBlueAudiS4

I got a deal, 600 bucks for phone and cradle. They have Verizon, Cingular, AT&T, and alltell. If you ask me, they have the best three cell companies in the US so thats enought for me. Plus I love the idea of hands free in the car especially since it will become a law soon. Spending the 600 bucks to get it done and fully integrated, it well worth it in my book.

JDBlueAudiS4

Its life has/will not be long since it has many limitations. People come up with all these genius ideas to integrate bluetooth with this and that, but do you ever see it really sell? Overall to people in technology bluetooth is a failure, especially when there are other more reliable, higher bandwidth options available.

Sia Bani

Me neither. The v60 is ancient. No thanks.

JDBlueAudiS4

It is still what most companies are using and plan on using until a new version of the platform comes out.

Sia Bani

Ya, I may consider it later on. When a new phone comes out, maybe.

PhxR8

Just like Verizon has recently announced. Both will compete with Nextel. Both are based on the V60 - very cool!