jinderC
Maybe the infotainment cry babies shouldn’t buy a Type R..... get the accord and play with your little software screen lol
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I put 25k miles a year on my car. Plenty of that is Type R doing Type R things, but I still use it as a normal car. Kinda sucks that it does a lot of normal things pretty poorly, considering it does so many things well...Maybe the infotainment cry babies shouldn’t buy a Type R..... get the accord and play with your little software screen lol
Ah, a true racing enthusiast. I can respect.Maybe the infotainment cry babies shouldn’t buy a Type R..... get the accord and play with your little software screen lol
Even Android Autoplay has issues for me. Sometimes it doesn't respond or responds really slowly. Randomly reboots. But that could very well be my phone which has a ton of security features that were required to get my work email on it.To me, it's like this. I imagine most of us (me included) use CarPlay or Android Auto every single time you step into the car. As such, the hardware is irrelevant so long as it is stable, buttery smooth and doesn't cause a lag. In my case, with CarPlay and iPhone 8+, I have absolutely no complaints. Well, would love an 8" or 9" but it's really the motion of th . . . . wait, what are we talking about?
At the end of the day, does it really matter that much that the Honda Unit is a little slow on its responses to the touch ?It's crap.
Strangely my 2018 Fit headunit (also has AA/CP) is much snappier.
The one in my wifes Subaru is no exaggeration, probably 10x faster than the Civic.
Yes, it matters to me. It is a point of frustration nearly every day.At the end of the day, does it really matter that much that the Honda Unit is a little slow on its responses to the touch ?
Yes, it would be nice if it was a bit snappier (like your new Smartphone), but really, how much time do you spend actually "controlling" the unit and waiting on it ?
What is far more important (IMHO) is that it runs reliably, which in most cases, it does.
Unfortunately, it does seem that Hinda has NOT done very much (if anything, apart from a few Bug fixes), to update the Civic's Entertainment System, past a very old design that dates back almost 10 years !!Yes, it matters to me. It is a point of frustration nearly every day.
It also crashes about once a week.
That said - the rest of the car is incredible, so I deal with it, but, $35k+ car should not have a head unit this slow/laggy/buggy.