| Pioneer Avic-x920bt Automobile Navigator 6.10 Active Matrix Tft Color Lcd - Usb Audio Out |  | Brand: Pioneer
Category: CE
Buy New: $799.99
as of 7/29/2010 18:21 EDT details
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Seller: sigmaenterprises
Rating:  1 reviews
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Shipping Weight (lbs): 9.2
Dimensions (in): 1 x 1 x 1
MPN: AVICX920BT
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Product Description
Redesigned from the ground up with the needs of today?s consumers in mind this new user interface features dynamic shortcuts for all built-in or connected media sources more prominent display of album art (when applicable) and improved display of audio track data. The intuitive touch slide control is utilized for audio/video source selection and for searching through new media such as iPod/iPhone content with a new improved ABC Search and dual-speed scroll for List Searches. 3D animation makes the user interface a completely new easy to use and intuitive in-car experience. The AVIC-X920BT also adopts the customizable home menu introduced in 2009 on the flagship AVIC-Z110BT allowing users to drag and drop up to 15 function icons into the home page display for easy one-touch access.
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Great head unit, but needs some product support April 30, 2010
Gun Driver (U.A. (Upper Alabama))
I received this as a gift from my wife for my birthday. I've been looking at an double din in-dash head unit with GPS, bluetooth, and the ability to control my ipod. I was leaning toward the Kenwood DNX 8120, which is now out of production. I was excited to see that this unit has the ability to control my ipod and cell phone with voice commands. I do not have the HD, Satellite, or back-up camera modules connected to this unit.
+ The back lighting can be customized to any color under the spectrum to coordinate with your dash.
+ The stereo reception is excellent with the capability of showing the call sign and song being played if you live in a metro area that has stations that do this.
+ The bluetooth connection is also excellent, in both reception and transmission.
+ CD/MP3/WMA player is exceptional with the ability to play up to 4.7 gigs of MP3 off of a DVD.
+ DVD/MP4/DivX player is excellent and the only digitization noticed was with darker tones (typical with small led displays).
+ The GPS is accurate and was able to keep up with my vehicle in a seven story parking garage when I was on the bottom two floors. I could find no specifications on whom makes the actual GPS software/hardware for this head unit; but after using it I believe it is probably a Magellan based set-up. I have not navigated anywhere with this yet, having only traveled around town. See my next item regarding the voice for turn-by-turn. I'm afraid that I've been spoiled by my Garmin Nuvi 680 for so long that anything else will fail in comparison.
+/- (mainly minus) The voice recognition is mediocre at best; hit or miss in functionality. I've got an ipod classic with about 45 gigs of music on it and it took almost four hours for the head unit to sync to the ipod. It will recognize some artist requests, no album requests, and will shuffle play. It will recognize your phone book and connect to multiple numbers but it's diction and pronunciation of those items is awkward (i.e. mo-byle for mobile) Steven Hawking has better oratory skills than the AVIC x920bt does. It's in desperate need of a software update in this regard, ala Garmin's website.
- Eco-drive is a gimmick that does absolutely nothing, kind of like the Ford Escape Hybrid's dash screen with all the stupid leaves that "grow" on it when you're driving in the most eco-friendly ways. Pioneer needs to puff-puff-pass and move on to some software that will actually benefit the driver, like a better voice command data push.
- (big minus) The Music Sphere trump card that Pioneer and every other shop selling this item trumpets is non-existent to consumers. I called Pioneer's customer service center about the voice recognition issues (which they said had no updates to the software, yet) and asked where I could find this on their website. I was told by the agent that they have been told not to mention it, nor are they able to tell anyone anything about it (release date, how big of a software push et cetera).
All in all I am happy with this gift. I am disappointed with the customer service and some of the features of this head unit. Hopefully Pioneer will come around to supporting this new product the way it needs to be, especially since it is one of their flagship products.
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