>>3769
I find the Leavitt Waite & Pulover works an absolute treat.

>>3770
There is that.

OP most modern phones do Speakerphone mode pretty well - nowadays you don't quite get the benefits you used to of a "full car kit" where it had its own aerials and booster for the signal. Halfords have simple kits that will stick your phone to the dashboard/screen which work fine.

Parrot is a good brand but they're not super cheap.

>>3771
Is it legal to dial a call behind the wheel?

>>3773
Legal or not, there's good evidence that it's not a particularly good idea.

>>3769

Recent versions of Android include hands-free voice dialing and hundreds of other voice-based interactions through the "OK Google" feature. All you need is a holder and 12v charger, which you can get on eBay for about a fiver.

https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/6031948?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en
http://ok-google.io/

>>3775
:(

>>3777

You may want to try Android Auto, which is meant to be designed especially for car use. Easy access to the 'driving mode' in Google maps, your music, that sort of thing.