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Toyota's wireless carplay lets you switch in the Settings very quickly (10-15 seconds to get there). So they're not universally bad at least.
by Operyl 3y ago
Toyota's wireless carplay lets you switch in the Settings very quickly (10-15 seconds to get there). So they're not universally bad at least.
- secstate 3y ago10-15 seconds is an eternity. I can switch the bluetooth phone connected in a 10 year old car in 10-15 seconds.
- Operyl 3y agoEh, I frequently switch. I just do it while I wait for the AC to kick in, not a huge deal.
- newjersey 3y agoI have a much older car from 2007 so no Android Auto or Apple Carplay for me but I thought I was supposed to sit there after I start my car for at least half a minute? Maybe not needed for newer cars? I start the car and wait for the dashcam to chime. I start driving once it chimes. I have an older Aukey, not hard wired, so it takes about half a minute for it to chime which I thought was perfect timing.
- sokoloff 3y agoAssuming temps over -20°C and a car newer than 30 years, I think you’re fine to drive away as soon as the engine is stable after starting. That’s probably well under 5 seconds and, unless you’re trying to do an old LeMans race start, isn’t something that I’d consciously wait for.
- drfuchs 3y agoThe CarTalk brothers agree: don’t wait, just drive.
- Freedom2 3y ago10-15 seconds is an eternity. I can switch mine in about 1-2 seconds. Any reason why you seem to be slow?
- shjake 3y ago1-2 seconds is an eternity. I can switch mine in about 0-1 seconds. Any reason why you seem to be slow?
- secstate 3y agoBecause it's an old Kia and there's three menus to click thorough and one confirmation screen. I'd guess 15 is a little long, but on average it takes at least 10 seconds.