The data transfer rate may be much faster - but do you actually need it to be? As for charging, I've a dual USB-C outlet plugged into the cigarette lighter socket.Hi Tell,
Mine is model 2019 and has wireless charging. USB C in general are 3 amp and have much faster data transfer rate. If it was a sort of plug and play thing I'd do it, if its much more complicated then I'll probably live with what I have. Hopefully someone here thought about it and could give me an answer
Well that's my point, I use Android Auto all the time, so my question is would it be better for AA?The data transfer rate may be much faster - but do you actually need it to be? As for charging, I've a dual USB-C outlet plugged into the cigarette lighter socket.
I don't believe you'd see a diference - I use CarPlay, and can happily stream Spotify and navigate with Google Maps/Waze at the same time.Well that's my point, I use Android Auto all the time, so my question is would it be better for AA?
I upgraded to the 515 a while ago, but still facing casual AA disconnection. That's why i thought maybe a direct USB-C might be better solution. Just wondering .Or put another way does AA go wrong or the phone slowly discharge with AA use?.
Going wrong will be your firmware fix that people do if it's a standard unit which I think Hamst is on, Rafletcher is on the mib high which is more reliable. Firmware updating doesnt always fix it depends what you are coming off. 515 of the 5xx series is well regarded, 516 is said to have issues. Firmware updates are a bit more ruthless if they go wrong during the process. You don't jump trains e.g. 4xx to 5xx without issue unless very skilled at programming.
Probably a good idea if on a standard unit and on the 5xx series to go to 515 if committed to AA and you have issues.... that's what people say on the software thread.
SW update for MIB2 infotainment system?
no i didn't find a way to put the patch in my mib2 technisat But you did it with a previous release, 515 ?.www.seatcupra.net