Android Auto Simple User
I accidentally glanced and heard that Android Auto was updated.
When I used Android Auto before, I didn't use it because I needed to connect the wire.
Personally, not only the sound quality is improved, but I also do not realize the obvious advantages.
At first, I didn't have the option to use the new UI even though it was the latest version of Android Auto.
We updated the app entirely in the Play Store, so I just tried it out.
Vehicles: Tucson 17 year pure navigator O, Blue Link X
Phone: Galaxy Note 8
This is a review used in the above situation, and I will list the pros and cons that have changed after the update, and the advantages and disadvantages of the existing And Auto.
Advantages
- The UI is definitely polished.
-The expression is ambiguous, but it seems to be right that something is better than pretty.
-Cleaner and better visibility of icons.
- Sound quality is quite good.
-I'm definitely right.
-It's good enough to feel it.
-At first, the volume fluctuates greatly, but it seems to be good for similar volumes.
-I feel like I'm just playing a CD when I connect via Bluetooth, but when I listen to Ando, it feels like every single instrument is clearly heard.
- Use of cacao navigator
-Of course I usually use T-maps, but it's nice to use Kakao Navi with a bigger screen than the phone.
-There was a genuine navigator, but it is true that the real-time directions are falling behind (the usual experience)
- Album art comes out
-I would like the lyrics to come out, but there's something on the album art?
Disadvantages
Troublesome
-Connecting lines is a nuisance.
-It may be because I'm using wireless charging in my car, but I was connected to wired charging on the premise that I didn't have a battery.
- Inconvenient Cacao Navi
-First of all, Kakao Navi tells you too much.
-Even if you minimize the setting on the phone, it is because there are many adjustments by sub-items.
-As a result, when listening to music, the volume continues to decrease and then comes back.
-Another is strangely misplaced or eaten.
-It's a highway, but suddenly you can't move, and when you have a camera, the speed of floating doesn't match.
-And when I talk about World Tower to search for officetel called Yeoju's World Tower, only Lotte World Tower comes out. The problem is that Yeoju World Tower is much closer, and there is no option to sort by distance.
-In some cases, updated camera information does not match the genuine navigator.
- inconvenience of speech recognition
-You can do this by just using Bixby rather than Google Assistant, but it's more frustrating than Tia's Ariana von Cacao Navi's Heycacao.
-If the destination name is long, you won't get it.
ex) You can't listen to "Guide to Yooju World Tower" and "Guide me to World Tower" to guide you to Kakao Navi.
-The problem is that I can't use the keyboard except when I stop.
-I heard a lot of Google Assistant compliments, but I was the only one who was uncomfortable after pure navigator.
Once the discomfort is great, mount it on the wireless charging cradle again and be guided by caution with pure navigator.
The only thing that is inconvenient is to see it on a small screen and the sound quality is better.
I tried to make more reference to not mount the phone.
If you don't like a particular nav, it's an update I was hoping to use ando auto, but personally it's a bit of a pity.
But if you do not have genuine navigator or imported car driver can definitely have an advantage.
You should try it once and use it if it fits your driving style.
It didn't work before the P.S update, but if you connect And Auto by wire and mount the wireless charging, it became wireless charging. I was lucky to get fast wireless charging even if it was slower than wired.