Did your Android phone make the cut? |
AppRadio 2 Compatible Device list from Pioneer Electronics, USA. |
As you can see from the list, most of the commonly used Android phones are compatible. If you feel your phone should be on this list then leave a comment below. If your Android phone has an HDMI or MHL port, chances are it's on that list. It will be interesting to see if any phones missed out despite having an HDMI or MHL port.
Note: Android devices require the purchase of the Android Connection Kit (CD-AH200C) in addition to the AppRadio 2. The kit is not available yet due to shipping delays and there is no word on pricing.
List source: Pioneer Electronics, USA.
Ugh... please say that it works with the Galaxy Nexus.
ReplyDeleteFlagship phone and not on the list? Very disappointing. I pre-ordered (and haven't received it yet) because I all but assumed that a "true" Android device would be on the list. However, I digress, Galaxy Nexus is often ignored because it's an Android phone that actually costs money to purchase. I have found that typically the GNex works with anything that any of the others will work with. I guess I can return the head unit if it doesn't work when I can finally get my paws on the head unit *and* the cable (delayed, seriously?)
DeleteMy LG thrill isn't on the list. It has HDMI so I assume it'd work fine. Once the android kit comes out I'll give it a go.
ReplyDeleteFun fact, just tested this, the iPad is also a functional appradio device, however, it feel pretty pointless playing with a 6.1 inch screen from your 9.7 inch ipad.
ReplyDeleteYou guys have the droid 4 up there but not the droid 3? Its the same phone just ones 3g ones 4g! My phone has HDMI but I would like to kno if this would work with my DROID 3 if so I would buy this radio for my car asap
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Has anyone got it working with their Galaxy Nexus? I installed yesterday but its not working. I'm using a standard MHL Micro USB -HDMI cable (http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Samsung-Smartphones-Tablets/dp/B006V7F380/ref=pd_cp_e_1) and I don't see any reason why the cable should be at fault. It just looks like Panasonic haven't added support for Ice Cream Sandwich yet.
ReplyDeleteI may try it with an old Droid 3 I have knocking about and will report back.
Galaxy Nexus works just fine. I have been using mine for a month.
ReplyDeleteI have installed my nexus in the head unit it will see the phone show the menus etc good quality however I cannot use the touch screen via the head unit and I have selected car keyboard as default is there anything I need to do more? I have Android jelly bean
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How about the Galaxy SIII?
ReplyDeletei have the galaxy note 2! i also have the cable
ReplyDeletemy phone charges and connects via bluetooth but does not open up app options or pandora! very upsetting!!!
Appradio 2 works with my note 2 with arl app. Full fuction of all my apps.
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DeleteYou must buy the " Arliberator App ". ;-)
ReplyDeleteDoes arliberator app make the galaxy note 2 work?
DeleteAnyone know if the HTC Sensation 4G works with this or not?
ReplyDeleteI know this is an older thread, but does anyone know if the original Atrix works? It has the hdmi out and really isn't that much different from the Atrix 2.
ReplyDeletehi anyone knows wy if my galaxy note 2 as hdmi and mhl when I connect it to the android cable on the app radio2 nothing happend is frustating .
ReplyDeletehmm what about the motorla photon q? it has a hdmi port.. and its running andriod ice cream sandwich software. you would think it would work but im just wondering if any of you guys tried it out, im going to be using it on a appradio 3 though.
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