After getting plenty of time to get used to the unit what's your review of it?
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I wish I could spend more time with it, but I think it's a fair deal and would do it again. It certainly made an impression with my GF. Soundwise it's indistinguishable, maybe even better after fine-tuning the sound with the EQ. (I like the sliders to look like a wide-angle V)
Pros:
It's clean looking. Totally looks factory. No fitment issues, snapped in without any gaps, etc.
It's a gd 12" vertical Android tablet in your truck, and all that goes with it. Nuff said.
The hardware is competent. Way better than the vids of the older version I saw.
Impressive. Everyone who sees it will ask about it.
Cons:
Glossy screen. (A.)You'll need polarized sunglasses if you want to see it under certain daylight conditions. (B.)Leaves fingerprints. (C.)Could use a daylight sensor to auto-adjust brightness.
Tiny in-screen buttons. Everything should be jumbo-size. I haven't yet, but I should enable audio feedback to know if I hit a button while driving. I learned to use steering wheel controls for the first time for the radio. Which brings me too...
Call button on steering wheel seems to be disabled. There's a button map in the menu but haven't gotten around to messing with it.
Needs to have better a better Android Auto app (called Easy Connect), which is just a mirror of your phone's screen. I've gotten around that by enabling hotspot on my cell, but some folks may not have that option.
I'm hoping a later firmware release takes care of some of these, but I'm not holding my breath. Perhaps there are some settings left to be explored (four settings page layers, btw.)
Other than that I've been thinking about doing one of those wireless charger console lid mods, as that's the only place I want my phone now.
edit: Holy shit they sell a kit:
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