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I've almost always had a plug in usb press "ok" method, no matter what the manufacturer. Sometimes I have to press the "carplay" icon on the screen, but it'
by ta1243 3y ago
I've almost always had a
plug in usb
press "ok"
method, no matter what the manufacturer.
Sometimes I have to press the "carplay" icon on the screen, but it's quite rare
The bigger problem is that some cars are USB-C and some are USB-A. I have both cables in my bag though.
I don't bother with wireless car play as my phone always needs charging anyway.
- ghaff 3y ago>but it's quite rare I have to select CarPlay on the Honda I bought last year so it can't be that rare.
- javier_e06 3y agoI have a Hyundai Santa Fe. It pairs my Android Phone as soon as the car starts and the Google Maps pops on the screen. Zero fumbling. Except when a member of the family Iphone is nearby. Then the Iphone bullies my Android and pairs first.
- ghaff 3y agoMy Honda actually has wireless charging for my iPhone but I have to plug it in for CarPlay so I basically never use the wireless charging.