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Zumo 660 handsfree echo?

Former Member over 15 years ago

I've got a Zumo 660, and it's a superb GPS. The only big issue I have with it is that the handsfree function on it (when using in the car) has so much echo (for the person on the other end) in it that it's just about unusable. This isn't a problem on the bike as I have a headset in my helmet.

Does anyone else encounter this? Is there a way around it?

0 Former Member over 15 years ago

I have similar problem; not as much as an echo, but people on the other end of the line tell me that they can't hear me or that I sound like I'm in a hole. The Zumo is on the dash about two feet in front of my mouth.

I've read on the Zumo Forums that others are having the same problem. This is very frustrating and causes me to just disable the bluetooth all together.

Any ideas?

0 Former Member over 15 years ago

It seems to me that this board is pretty much useless.

Since this is a Garmin produced message board, you would expect to have some kind of tech experts here answering questions about consumer related products for it's customers. Judging from the number of posts here and the vast amount with zero replies, this appears to just not be the case. Either that, or their "experts" are just not familiar enough with their product to give any sort of reply.

Thanks a lot, Garmin. You may as well just toss this board.

0 BBECKER39 over 15 years ago

This forum currently only has direct support available for Fitness devices. This particular board is for Troubleshooting issues with the Garmin Connect website. There are no Garmin representatives monitoring this forum that are familiar with our motorcycle or automotive products. If you need support for these products I would suggest contacting Garmin Support via phone or email. You will be able to reach a representative familiar with the Zumo units using these methods.