I've been using my LG VX8300 with no compliants. The phonebook transfered over easily and the connection has been flawless.

Does anyone know if the MOTOKRZR works well with the Prius? I definitely want to xfer the phone dir after synching up with Outlook.

PS: Saw a rattlesnake outside my house last night. Here's a pic (for those interested) >> (just click on the rattlesnake after this link)...Rattlesnake

The transfer works if you don't have Verizon as they have disabled it in the phone.

For Sprint Users; I have the KATANA and it works fine, shows signal strength, battery level, and transferred entire phone book very quickly.

Chris

Thanks,

Chris





Best Tank: 84.63 mpg 1023.3 miles
Best Segment: 103.3 mpg for 62.4 miles (calculated)

5 tanks - 800+ miles
0 tank - 900+ miles
2 tanks - 1000+ miles

My wife just bought a KRZR (Motorola, Verizon). Not only is it the coolest regular (non-PDA) phone out there, but it works quite perfectly with the Prius. I'm definitely getting one! +G

But it won't transfer the phone book.

The Sony-Ericsson bluetooth phone works perfect and able to transfer phone book to car. I am using Cingular service.

I want to thank you for the advice provided in this forum in my first post. I bought the Verizon LG phone recommended here and it paired in a second, and works beautifully. Clear reception, can see the number that calls me and the number of bars. So excellent recommendation. I stayed away from Verizon for a long time because I travel abroad often and wanted to have a single device, but their signal is much stronger where I live, and my wife was constantly able to make calls where I wasn't. The other concern was the Prius, but you guys took care of that.

I beg to differ with some of you in one respect: in my opinion, the ability to transfer the entire phonebook is irrelevant, since 1) I already have it and can access it from the phone while driving which I can't do through the car. 2) I like to have phone numbers linked to addresses in my car, and that I can do only through marking addresses and then adding the phone number manually. In other words, I see the phone book in the car as a different tool, and not a mere replica of the one I already have.

By the way, that phone pairs up beautifully with my Mac, whence I actually downloaded it from, and where I keep it updated.
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PS How do you guys get that signature with the mileage? Just a curiosity because I don't actually track it constantly, only from one tank to the next. I am getting over 45mpg regularly, and I am not prone to add chores to my life unless I really have to...