Review on Pioneer Car SPH-10BT by Lorz Batan ᠌

In general, the disadvantages are more minor quibbles, but they are nonetheless present. I would give it a rating of 4.5 if it were possible, but since that is not the case, I will have to settle for giving it a score of 5. Good sound (in comparison to the old prolodge; I wanted to change the speakers, but now it seems to be normal); extremely attractive design and good ergonomics; these are some of the things that it has going for it. the holder is impressive, powerful, and comfortable, and it has a metal frame. It communicates via Bluetooth with POLPINK (who has problems with communication; in my opinion, you need to dig either into the radio or into the device; this is not the norm), and, probably the most important thing for me is that it works just PERFECT with music! To be more exact, you connect the phone using the Bluetooth audio mode, switch on music, and then everything plays and there are no issues. The track selection buttons are functional, and it's already beginning to warm up to it. The most impressive thing, though, is that he arrived at the location, shut off the engine, and then went inside to conduct business. returned, began - the device automatically connected and resumed playing music from the point where it had left off! You are not even allowed to remove your phone from your pocket. (the smartphone, a Samsung Galaxy S8, does not have a hardware button on the panel labeled "like track on") Some drawbacks include the fact that it is not compatible with playlists stored on a flash drive, it does not support older iPod models (I have a 120GB iPod classic), and the application most certainly needs to be finished. On the other hand, I only used it for configuring my iPod's settings and playing around with it for the first time, so I do not believe I will need it on a daily basis. Because I placed the microphone in the space between the dashboard and the steering wheel, it has a very low output, so I have to speak quite loudly for them to be able to hear me on the other end. I tried to figure out how to set up the radio display so that information was shown in the format of the artist and track, rather than just the music itself; but, I was unable.