Pama Plug'n'go

Description: Handsfree accessory for in-car use

Newest Review: ... around laughing - it is the most phallic looking object I've ever purchased! Work in the office came to a halt for the ... more

... next half hour as we adjusted the Plug'n'Go plus its "optional extension" into a variety of poses. Even the packaging is suggestive - I reckon the team who designed it must have had a hilarious time! Anyway, enough of all the fun, the big question was would it actually be any good? The answer is a resounding "Yes"! Living up to its name, I just plugged it into the cigar lighter, slid the mobile into the cradle and I was away. There is an adjustable volume control which needs to be turned ...more

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Pama Plug'n'go: Nice'n'Easy Plug'n'Go (713 words)
by - written on 03/05/01 (Very useful, 2108 readings)
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When I first encountered the PAMA Plug'n'Go hands-free system for use in cars, I was rather dubious. WIth my previous mobile phone I had had a "proper" hands-free wired installation in the car linked to an external aerial. I wasn't sure that the Pama device, which plugged into the cigar lighter would really work, it looked a bit Heath-Robinsonish. I must admit that even the name put me off - "Plug'n'Go" just sounds naff to me! Eventually, I decided it was cheap enough to risk a try, and after all, they were being advertised in the Sunday Times with mention of a Design Council Millennium Award. I scouted around on the ... Read the complete review

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