Giveaway: 2x Motorola ROADSTER 2 Bluetooth handsfrees

posted by Ray S. / Jun 25, 2012, 8:59 AM

Motorola and PhoneArena are giving the thumbs up to responsible driving with a giveaway that can get you a brand new Motorola ROADSTER 2 Bluetooth handsfree speakerphone - a must-have accessory for every self-respecting automobile! OK, maybe not a must-have, but it sure will come in handy when the President or some other important person calls you while you're on your way to the gym. And you can't reject a call from the President, can you?

Seriously, guys (and gals), our society has to start taking all this talk about accidents on the road caused by careless driving more... seriously. As a matter of fact, all of us here at PhoneArena are very strict drivers, and we don't hesitate to use the latest technology in order to improve our driving experience. For example, when we get behind the wheel, the first thing we do is to put our Android or iPhone on the car mount, play the latest episode of our favorite show that we couldn't catch last evening, and then we're ready to set off... Anyways, for those of us who want to reach their destination alive, it's best to use a Bluetooth handsfree like the ROADSTER 2, which we actually quite liked when we tested it for our review.

OK, we guess you now want to know what you have to do to have a chance to win one, right? We're keeping it extremely simple - just answer the following question with a comment posted below:

Do you have a habit of using your cell phone when behind the wheel?

Just post your answer as a comment for a chance to win one of two Motorola ROADSTER 2 handsfrees. The winners will be announced next Thursday and will be contacted via the email address they used to register on PhoneArena.

*update June 28* - we have drawn the lucky winners. congratulations to "charlesmont" and "mnp188" - please check your emails for details

And by the way, if you're looking to purchase a Bluetooth accessory from Moto's site, use can use the promo code "THUMBSUP" without the quotes, for a sweet 20% discount.

READ OUR MOTOROLA ROADSTER 2 REVIEW

Giveaway terms:

By entering this promotion, participants agree to be bound by these terms and that the decision of Phone Arena is final and binding in all matters relating to this promotion.
The draw is open only to USA residents aged 18 or over, other than employees of phonearena.com, its agencies or their families.
Phone Arena reserves the right to substitute a prize of equal or greater value if this is necessary for reasons beyond its control. No cash alternative to the prize will be offered.
Phone Arena reserves the right to re-draw the prize if the prize-winner does not reply within three days after being contacted.
Phone Arena accepts no responsibility for any loss, damage, injury or disappointment suffered by any entrant resulting from entering this prize draw or by the entrant's acceptance of the prize.
Phone Arena reserves the right to alter, amend or foreclose this Free Prize Draw without prior notice in the event of unforeseen circumstances, which make this unavoidable.

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123 Comments

1. Ridzblake

Posts: 5; Member since: Mar 26, 2012

Occasionally...but when you are from South Dakota there's usually not too much around ;)

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:33 AM 0

2. EODLRD

Posts: 1; Member since: Jun 21, 2012

YES!!! I do have a habit of using my cell behind the wheel. I use a bluetooth earpiece occasionally, but usually just speakerphone on my phone.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:34 AM 0

3. iheartarcee

Posts: 3; Member since: Feb 27, 2012

yes but I prefer using Bluetooth to speakerphone as the quality for both users is usually better than trying to use speakerphone.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:38 AM 0

4. Jimstar

Posts: 259; Member since: Oct 24, 2011

Yes but only in speakerphone mode

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:39 AM 0

5. KingKurogiii

Posts: 5713; Member since: Oct 23, 2011

well i just got my own car and of course i bought a Car Dock to go in it for my Razr and i'll use it for Navigation and playing Music on Spotify (which means i have to keep the dock in portrait orientation since Spotify is the only app i use in the car that doesn't support it. >>) oh and i'll also use it for an app Moto has for remembering where your car is by "tagging" the location of the vehicle when you undock it, it'll even take a picture if you want it to and you can type a memo in the app to help you remember further, really useful app if you live in FL. yeah, i'd love to have a Roadster 2 to go with this. it'd be so helpful. o.o

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:39 AM 0

6. shadowcell

Posts: 300; Member since: Mar 28, 2012

Nope nope, I'm a responsible driver. Yep, I don't text and drive too. You betcha. *looks around nervously* Sooooooo, did I win? Okay, I pick up my cell phone to talk while driving but only when there's little to no traffic on the roads. Most cases I pull over if I know it's going to be a long phone call.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:42 AM 0

7. zfly9

Posts: 17; Member since: Oct 29, 2009

For some reason I wait to make calls until I get into the car! Too busy to do it elsewhere.. This is bad.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:42 AM 0

8. del2327

Posts: 1; Member since: Jul 11, 2011

Yes I use i sometimes.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:43 AM 0

9. elpidiosimon

Posts: 7; Member since: May 03, 2012

Yes. But always with a headset. Would be nice for a wireless solution.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:43 AM 0

10. jchyle

Posts: 3; Member since: Jun 17, 2011

Yes, but I test phones for a living.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:45 AM 0

11. savaytse66

Posts: 3; Member since: Jun 06, 2012

I use the phone behind the wheel occasionally, but limit any texting to stoplights and parking lots.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:50 AM 0

12. veevans01

Posts: 29; Member since: Jan 09, 2012

I do talk on my cell phone while driving. I do use a bluetooth earpiece. However, people say that I am not clear when speaking with it. I definitely need to upgrade and this would be a great prize for me.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 8:57 AM 0

13. tombepa

Posts: 1; Member since: Jun 21, 2012

All the time. I have never found a Bluetooth that I really liked until I bought one for my father that is hard of hearing. He uses this one through his car speakers and now he can hear everything that is said. I would live to have this for myself and give the other to my mom.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 9:04 AM 0

14. svec7186

Posts: 50; Member since: Jul 24, 2011

90% of the time i use a bluetooth ear dongle

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 9:19 AM 0

15. nandito01

Posts: 7; Member since: May 01, 2012

i must feel bad and say i do but mostly for my music :D otherwise ill put my GS2 in car mode hook it up to my car mount and itll be safer that way....i think :D

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 9:25 AM 0

16. dgray77

Posts: 18; Member since: Dec 09, 2010

No. I try never to use my phone while driving. And the rare times I do, I use a bluetooth headset. This unit would be far better, if I had one.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 9:31 AM 0

17. blade19

Posts: 65; Member since: Apr 29, 2011

No, most of the time I don't answer when I am driving. But IF I need to, I use Vlingo app so that I am hands free. However, the Roadster 2 would be a great addition to when using Vlingo with Bluetooth! .. :)

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 9:34 AM 0

18. mjhind

Posts: 1; Member since: Jun 21, 2012

Use the phone all the time when driving on speaker.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 9:40 AM 0

19. idget500

Posts: 21; Member since: Jun 21, 2012

I always make calls while driving. It saves me time when I am not driving.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 9:45 AM 0

20. legion181

Posts: 24; Member since: Apr 25, 2012

I use the speaker on the phone, they can hear me but I need to close the windows to hear them.

posted on Jun 21, 2012, 9:46 AM 0

21. LEONAZUL

Posts: 1; Member since: Jun 21, 2012

Yes, especially right after work using my earphones. Their's just something about calling home and hearing that sweet little voice say "Hi daddy". It keeps you sane after a long day.