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Does anyone use the Noxgear 39g Bluetooth speaker paired with a Unication G4? Trying to find an amplified speaker that I can get closer to my ears when mobile.
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Noxgear 39g Bluetooth
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Did you try a search? It is probably the most commonly mentioned BT devixe for G pagers.
The Noxgear pairs perfectly with my older, pre-DMR G5 and older still G3... I would suspect it'll do the same with your G4.
I found the Noxgear wasn't quite as loud as I would like in my noisy Subaru. I ended up switching to a Dewalt wearable BT--much louder for my taste.
I also use the Noxgear, it is fine.
That said, I usually use a Jlab earpiece.
Either work well.
YMMV
Edit; with a G4.
That said, I usually use a Jlab earpiece.
Either work well.
YMMV
Edit; with a G4.
brndnstffrd
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I have a pair of Shockz OpenRun bone conduction headphones that i use paired to my G5. Got them for less than the Noxgear speaker. They work great. Nice and loud, without the noise being heard by others when in public, and I can still hear everything going on around me due to having open ears.
Where did you get them? I can only find them for $129 I paid $39 for my Noxgear 39G
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I ended up getting the Dewalt BT, they work perfectly!
brndnstffrd
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Woot.com. In the Electronics section there is a Headphones category. They tend to pop up every few weeks.
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My experiment with the Dewalt wearable BT speaker was not great. Due to the pagers BT2.0 The range is subpar and I am not sure if the speaker goes into sleep mode as it occasionally cuts off the initial part of a key Up. This has nothing to do with pager voice buffering as my Noxgear and amp charger do not display this behavior. Dewalt is going back and also unlike Noxgear it does not have the back magnetic piece.
Specs : Noxgear 1 inch speaker
Dewalt 3.5 Inch speaker
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