I would like to hear anybody's experience with installing and using an ARGO bluetooth system on a pre-2003 MB.

I have a 2000 s430 with older D2B cabling and an old StarTec digital phone system. I want to upgrade and use my cell phone integrated with the instrument cluster.

Been hearing poor reviews from installers about ARGOS.

 

I purchased the argos installed in 20 min works perfectly for me

 

Thanks WiltonHenry. Could you tell your year and model? Does ARGOS work with your steering wheel controls and screen?

 

the Argos works for any cell phone? can you use the command center to make call?

thanks for sharing the information...

 

i have a 2001 s500 argos works with steering wheel controls and voice command/i use a i phone with my system/you can also use the i hone music system

 

Does anyone know if there is a difference between ordering Argos vs. Mercedes V60 Bluetooth "puck" (as it's known)? I've seen the V60 version with PSE module for sale on ebay for $685

Car: 2000 CLK430 w/Startac factory installed.

 

Argos works flawlessly/you can pair 4 different phones to it/the v6o cradle solution requires buying a cradle ,a puck,a cable ,to tansform the timeport system/

wilt

 

I have a 2002 CLK 430 Cabriolet. There is currently no phone installation. I understand the car is pre-wired. It appears that I have the choice between the Argos system and a V60 with the Bluetooth puck. Prices look to be about the same (only because I have found a good price on V60 set-up through EBay dealer). I will install the VR system regardless. Does any one have any comment regarding which of my choices will provide the most integration with the car and the best sound/range of coverage. I use the HTE Touch smart-phone. Thanks for any answers.

 

It's different. Argos can pair up to almost any popular cell phone in the market, PSE can't. You have to use V60 which is old hag. And has a lot other like voice package to install and you might endsup nowhere.

 

I have a 2002 s430 in the am the car is sitting low/after starting it rises