PIO DMH-1800NEX | RECEIVER 6.8" ENTRY AV CP/AA

PIO DMH-1800NEX
RECEIVER 6.8" ENTRY AV CP/AA

Pioneer's DMH-1800NEX digital multimedia receiver delivers the goods to your fingertips with a capacitive 6.8" touchscreen that responds to your touch like a smartphone does. It lets you take advantage of your digital music files, streaming services, and apps, along with song-sculpting tools to help everything sound great. It works with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for seamless integration with your smartphone, and it lets you take advantage of your digital music files, streaming services, and apps, along with sound-sculpting tools to help everything sound great. With your iPhone or Android smartphone connected to the DMH-1800NEX via USB, you'll gain a variety of apps that are simple to switch between, whether you're using this radio's 6.8" touchscreen or voice control. Android Auto: When you connect an Android device, Android Auto integrates the Android platform into your driving experience in a non-distracting way. You'll have voice control access to Google Maps, weather, music, your phone, text messages, plus easy access to many of your favorite apps. Apple CarPlay: CarPlay integrates your iPhone into the driving experience, putting iPhone content at the driver's voice command with minimal distraction. That means easy access to your music library, your phone, messages, navigation, and many third-party streaming music apps, too. USB Mirroring: With select Android devices you can see your phone's display on the receiver's screen. Phone swapping: If your family includes both iPhone and Android users, you simply plug in the phone you want to use without having to choose a particular input or adjust menu settings for control. Siri Eyes Free: With your compatible iPhone, you can take advantage of Siri Eyes Free functionality with just a touch, using your voice to place calls, select music, hear notifications, add reminders, or even compose and listen to text messages. Google Voice : Android users can employ vocal commands using Google Voice to get stuff done without taking their hands off the wheel.