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Why does it need to be a factory Bluetooth system? DIN-standard decks have had a rich aftermarket for half a century at least, and have always offered more feat
by scott_karana 10y ago
Why does it need to be a factory Bluetooth system? DIN-standard decks have had a rich aftermarket for half a century at least, and have always offered more features than factory decks.
A Bluetooth+USB+AUX deck from a brand like Pioneer or Alpine is about $100USD.
Yes, it sucks to spend more money, but you also get Bluetooth calling, proper audio format support (does your Chevy so OGG?) and even support for apps like Pandora sometimes.
Worth getting _without_ even having an iPhone, for me at least.
- unprepare 10y ago>Why does it need to be a factory Bluetooth system? Why do i need to get RAM upgrades from Apple? Storage upgrades? CPU? battery? Why cant i just get a third party magsafe charger? Because Apple's ethos says that you do it right the first time or you live with the consequences (or live with our prices for upgrades) - the equivalent of which would be insisting on a factory bluetooth system rather than getting a third party device. Of course there are numerous benefits to going with third party/aftermarket devices. If Apple is counting on its users doing that, then it represents a major cultural shift from Apple.