Testseek.com have collected 16 expert reviews of the Parrot MINIKIT Slim and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Parrot MINIKIT Slim.
October 2008
(80%)
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The editors liked
Thin
Lightweight design
Easy-to-use controls
Voice dialing
Clear call quality
Customers should appreciate the simplicity of the design and features
Excellent sound quality
Superb voice activation
No preprogramming necessary
Green and red buttons
Volume knob
Miniusb charging connection
The editors didn't like
Unpleasant speakerphone sound
Not loud enough
Doesn’t support music streaming
The jog wheel has a learning curve and takes getting used to.
No power on indicator
Visor clip may be flimsy
Voice recognition requires ability to send contacts via Bluetooth
Unpleasant speakerphone sound, Not loud enough, Doesn’t support music streaming
If you’re tired of wearing a Bluetooth headset and want a viable option for talking during your commute, the Parrot Minikit Slim is a good choice. It’s sleek and performs well. But if you want features like stereo Bluetooth streaming or an FM...
Excellent sound quality, Superb voice activation, No preprogramming necessary, Green and red buttons, Volume knob, Miniusb charging connection
No power on indicator, Visor clip may be flimsy, Voice recognition requires ability to send contacts via Bluetooth, Pricey
The Parrot MINIKIT Slim is the fourth voice-activated Bluetooth hands-free device that I have owned and/or reviewed, and I am astonished as to how much these things improve with each device I try. To establish a point of reference, Ill give you a qu...
If you're attracted by the idea of a hands-free kit, but don't want a headset, Parrot has the solution for you. Parrot's Minikit Slim is well designed, easy to use and is reasonable value for money, too....
Controls take a while to grasp, questionable build quality, no power light, volume could be louder
Parrot’s MINIKIT Slim is competent but not outstanding. Voice recognition and text-to-speech are excellent inclusions but build quality and controls aren’t the best. ...
Automatically downloads phone book, Gives quick access to entries via voice command and rotary encoder, Exceptionally light and thin design
Visor clip feels cheaply made and doesnt do a good job of keeping the Minikit Slim in place, Lack of a power mode light or display makes it difficult to tell whether the device is on or in standby
The Parrot Minikit Slim makes it very easy to make and receive calls without taking your eyes off the road to look at your phone, but a poorly executed visor clip makes this otherwise excellent speakerphone feel cheaper than it is. ...
Overall I really like the Parrot MiniKit Slim. Aesthetically it looks modern and the build quality appears to be decent. Performance wise it didn't let me down once. If you need a hands free kit in your car you could do a lot worse than this one. Will ...
Abstract: Bluetooth headsets may very well be legal for a bit of hands-free talking, but that doesnt mean theyre comfortable, or that they wont make you look ridiculous. Bluetooth headsets are particularly annoying if you have a pierced tragus, or small ears ...
Abstract: This connected, always-on era requires one to be able to make and receive calls while on the road, but there’s no need to be stupid about it. Wireless devices and mobile phone accessory maker, Parrot, delivers a practical and stylish answer to this dil...
