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JBL has
JBL Click Bluetooth Remote Controller for Steering Wheel for
$14.99.
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Product Info:- Wireless Connection: Connects to a single smartphone using Bluetooth Low Energy
- Control music: Control music from smartphone including "play/ pause", "next track", "volume up/down"
- Access phone calls: "accept/reject call" (for iOS and Android)
- Easy Mount: An adjustable silicon strap is easily mounted to steering wheels, bicycle handler bars; pretty much any craft of vehicle.
- Charge free & low power consumption: Use CR2032 battery,very low power consumption, long-term usage up to 10 months
- IPX5 Waterproof: No worries about rain or moisture due to JBL Click's IPX 5 rating.
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Updated comment combining my previous replies to help others decide:
Use case is older car without steering controls where phone is hooked into 3.5mm audio jack, or bike.
Explanation about the brittleness - When you first put it on it's extremely tight. Try to stretch it too far to undo what you did and it could start some rips near the square hole. I'm still using mine despite the small rip as it still holds. But before the rip, the click was extremely stable / solid. After the rip, it loses that stability but it still holds. If you want to have a stable control button that doesn't move, as long as you put it on initially without doing too many re-adjustments you will be fine. If your steering wheel is thinner than mine then re-adjustments may be more forgiving.
Control Scheme: is Volume up and down is a wheel spin. Skip is double press. Previous is triple press. Pause play is single press
Android Auto: Does not work with android auto... Even the physical volume buttons on the phone don't work to control volume when connected to android auto. Works great if it's 3.5mm jack or Bluetooth without android auto. Wish Google would fix this!
Attached image of said rip.
https://i.imgur.com/xkxvidp.png
Video of said stability loss after rip: https://i.imgur.com/1Fq0fO9.mp4
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Updated comment combining my previous replies to help others decide:
Use case is older car without steering controls where phone is hooked into 3.5mm audio jack, or bike.
Explanation about the brittleness - When you first put it on it's extremely tight. Try to stretch it too far to undo what you did and it could start some rips near the square hole. I'm still using mine despite the small rip as it still holds. But before the rip, the click was extremely stable / solid. After the rip, it loses that stability but it still holds. If you want to have a stable control button that doesn't move, as long as you put it on initially without doing too many re-adjustments you will be fine. If your steering wheel is thinner than mine then re-adjustments may be more forgiving.
Control Scheme: is Volume up and down is a wheel spin. Skip is double press. Previous is triple press. Pause play is single press
Android Auto: Does not work with android auto... Even the physical volume buttons on the phone don't work to control volume when connected to android auto. Works great if it's 3.5mm jack or Bluetooth without android auto. Wish Google would fix this!
Attached image of said rip.
Video of said stability loss after rip: https://i.imgur.com/1Fq0fO9.mp4
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Thanks!
Someone stole like a quadlock off your motorcycle while you were at work? Man, that fricking sucks.
I got a couple oxford cliqrs for my bicycles but my main problem is just keeping it from wiggling around like crazy when I hit bumps.
I'm looking for dial control that can connect to phone without needing any software/driver installation.
That's not very fancy but it seems like it's better made than the other similar products on amazon so for $15 I guess I'll pick up one to use on my bike
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