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What's working against them is a terrible product. When an infotainment system doesn't have seperate volumes for different media sources, and jumps back to rad
by MerelyMortal 5y ago
What's working against them is a terrible product.
When an infotainment system doesn't have seperate volumes for different media sources, and jumps back to radio when you turn on the vehicle instead of staying on Bluetooth when the vehicle was turned off - I can't blame anyone but the manufacturer.
In my vehicle, Bluetooth is quieter than the radio, so I have to turn the volume up. When I start the vehicle, it reverts back to radio and blasts it through the speakers because the volume was still raised for the Bluetooth audio.
(When I start the vehicle, it does resume on the Bluetooth screen, but says it can't find my device so then it reverts to radio. I've tried different devices, and they all resume the Bluetooth connection, but always after it reverts back to radio. And it's not the infotainment unit, because that's been swapped out by the dealer as well.)
I'm talking about Uconnect. I highly recommend avoiding vehicles with it.
- yesco 5y agoThis digresses a bit but by any chance is your phones volume not set to max when connected to your car? While some Bluetooth speakers will synchronize their volume with whatever your phone's set to, most just treat it like an aux cable and will have its own separate volume. So even if your car speakers are set to max, if your phone volume is at 50%, then it's not gonna be that loud (and will sound like shit).
- MerelyMortal 5y agoUconnect does not synchronize with the phone's volume. (I do have other Bluetooth devices that do.) I appreciate the suggestion though.