Short version: the best hands‑free setup is the one that keeps your eyes up and your hands off the phone.
For simple calls, a visor-mounted speakerphone with Bluetooth 5.0+, dual‑mic noise cancelling, and at least 15+ hours battery is cheap and reliable.
If you want music too, look for units with A2DP (or an FM transmitter with clear channels), and support for AAC/aptX so it doesn’t sound like a potato.
Spend roughly AUD $40–$150 for visor kits, $30–$60 for FM transmitters, or $200–$800 for a proper head‑unit upgrade with built‑in mics and CarPlay/Android Auto.
Whichever you pick, mount it securely, use voice commands, and keep the phone out of your mitts—Australian road rules are not big on juggling.
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