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RoadKing Release Hands-Free CB Radio
RoadKing's Bluetooth-enabled CB radio provides a “seamless transition” between the CB radio, smartphone and Bluetooth headset with one touch.
March 2, 2021
RoadKing's Bluetooth-enabled CB radio provides a “seamless transition” between the CB radio, smartphone and Bluetooth headset with one touch.
Photo: RoadKing
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RoadKing has introduced a Bluetooth-enabled CB radio that provides hands-free communication, providing a “seamless transition” between the CB radio, smartphone and Bluetooth headset with one touch.
Pushing the multi-function button on the Bluetooth headset allows the user to switch between a conversation on the CB radio to an incoming call and talk hands-free, RoadKing officials said in a press release.
The radio comes ready to go right out of the box. It includes the CB radio, a RoadKing 940 noise-canceling Bluetooth headset, which is already paired to the radio, and a 4-pin handheld CB microphone, as well as an optional push-to-talk button.
The radio system features a seven-color display, NOAA weather alerts, PA function and talkback. It is available at travel centers and truck stops throughout the U.S and Canada.
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