Maybe. I used Dell’s implementation of this a while back and it was horribly unreliable and the need for the Bluetooth connection was annoying. If it is better than that, it could be nice, but I’m pretty skeptical.

Apologies for using the wrong word there, thank you for pointing that out.

I should have said unsophisticated. As in it uses the same technology that basic phone connected car head units have used for the last decade to give you basic notifications and call capabilities. I’m not excited because when I’ve used this in the past it has not been a great experience.

If I understand correctly, it is very unsophisticated. Basically just scrapes your notifications and pushes them to Windows. Not sure it is really anything to get excited about.

Edit: used draconian when I meant unsophisticated. Back to high school vocabulary for me.

Looks a lot like my Spigen case, so I would say it is legit.