Review on Pioneer Car SPH-10BT by Hongseok Bak ᠌

After reading all of the evaluations and reviews, I was quite disappointed in the product, so I do not suggest it. Has some pros - The acoustic quality. - The total number of sound configurations. The sound quality is satisfying. There are numerous sound options available, as well as a variety of filters and effects. Cutting frequencies for speakers and a subwoofer, as well as location, and so on, is a very convenient process. Its cons: Concerning the application itself: - The application is not very nice; it was developed as though it will be used not on a mobile device but on a 3.2-inch tablet instead. - It is not possible to modify the initial settings (application language, sub / rear speaker output, etc.) without first resetting the radio for some unknown reason. - If you keep your music on a flash drive (I do with FLAC), then every time you try to see the list of songs from your phone, the application requests them from the flash drive and loads them on the screen line by line (what is the list of folders, what is the list of songs), while if you scroll (scroll down), then the download will go to the section that you scrolled through - in general, it's terrible, because of this, navigation is extremely uncomfortable and lengthy. This is by far the most significant drawback of this radio! Sometimes it gets stuck with connecting via Bluetooth, and until it is restarted or reconnected, everything seems to be connected, but the application writes that it is waiting for a connection. - Until it is restarted or reconnected, everything seems to be connected. Radio: - In the absence of the software, the radio cassette recorder is a miserable piece of equipment. - A 3x1 centimeter screen on which it is not even evident what type of tune is playing, let alone how to navigate through the track list. - Inconvenient navigation buttons. It does not have time to process it when listening to FLAC from USB, so lags (delays, and losses) can be heard in the sound. This occurs most frequently at the beginning of a track (about 1-3 seconds of the track). I haven't observed this behavior with any of the other radios.