Ein Jahr später können viele Android-Nutzer den Ton in ihren Autos immer noch nicht richtig nutzen | Google hat das Problem bereits vor einigen Monaten erkannt, es jedoch noch nicht beheben können.
https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-android-car-bluetooth-audio-bug-3626636/
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Pixel 10 pro. Have to unplug and plug my phone back in for Android auto to work at all. Wife’s iPhone works right away. Tried different cables, even switched phones recently.
Tidal is also a wreck, after a few songs it just dies and you can’t get it to start going again.
I’ve been using various google software applications for more than 20 years now. Initially they were pretty good, but gradually over the last 10 years (maybe more) they have degraded substantially, and many of them are either borderline usable or partly broken.
I think that as gemini improves hopefully they will start replacing the incompetent human programmers with somewhat less incompetent synthetic programmers, and the software may start improving again.
It won’t happen next week.
When they merged the Android Auto into the OS, my mail stopped working when connected via USB. When I plug the phone into USB, I lose everything except the specific apps included in Auto (Waze, SMS messaging, calls, and Spotify). Everything else goes gray until I unplug the phone. It’s like they turn off Bluetooth when USB is connected, and unfortunately, my car doesn’t do wifi. AA is such a mess.
Pixel 6a. Had this for months. Spoke to Google support who tried to sell me an out of warranty repair
If I use android auto in my car and change songs on Spotify too quickly, the entire android auto OS just freezes lol. Using a Z Fold 6 and driving a 2025 Hyundai Sonata N-Line.
Weirdly enough though, my iPod works fine.
Mine works fine…. If I have Bluetooth on my phone on, and my car starts, my audio is instantly routed to my car. I’ve never had to reconnect or mess with it at all. Zero problems.
Samsung works great
Audio works for me but I can’t use the built in Qi charger with my Pixel 10 Pro and the battery life has been so bad. Probably the last Pixel I’ll own.
No issues with 1VI on a Chevy Bolt, it’s been perfect, much better than Carplay was. Only car that has has issues is out Equinox EV, the USB audio connection doesn’t work but it does not work with iPhone either so idk.
On Pixel 8 when it is connected to the car and I receive a phone call I don’t get any audio. When I make the call everything is fine…
Finally seeing something about this now, I had this problem for years and I used to think it was my car. I had a Pixel and for the first 20 minutes or so of being in th car the Bluetooth would ping on and off which made it annoying for music but a nightmare for phonecalls, which I get a lot of. Once I switched to a Samsung the problem went away and I realized it was the phone all along.
Wow, I always assumed it was my car and not my phone.
Getting a Pixel 8 has been the worst experience for using Android Auto.
The bluetooth connection to the head unit takes longer and longer each time, until I restart just the bluetooth on my pixel…. restarting the phone doesn’t fix it, it has to be just the bluetooth.
Initially I had major freezing issues anywhere from immediately to 30 mins of use. I changed the cable, and traced where it goes into my head unit to check for breaks. The only solution is to replug the cable. Updating the head unit firmware fixed this 99% of the time.
Most annoyingly is after a forced update a while ago Android Auto will randomly jump audio for the first minute of operation. I thought it was spotify but it will do it within any app or even a phone call. I have found no solution to this yet.
None of these were an issue with my Fold 3, which worked flawlessly every time.