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Racer
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From: Driving a UX Hybrid F-Sport! (in So California)
However people may feel about those buttons & dial on the center console, it is probably the most practical design Lexus has ever implemented (IMO). It is so natural to have your arm on the armrest and being able to control the volume, change stations/audio tracks, etc. 🔊 🎶
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However people may feel about those buttons & dial on the center console, it is probably the most practical design Lexus has ever implemented (IMO). It is so natural to have your arm on the armrest and being able to control the volume, change stations/audio tracks, etc. 🔊 🎶
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From: Driving a UX Hybrid F-Sport! (in So California)
I use any of three navigation systems (apps) through Apple CarPlay.
What is showing in the photo is Waze. However, I have been using Google Maps for navigation a lot lately. I also have Apple Maps, but that's the one I use the least.
What is showing in the photo is Waze. However, I have been using Google Maps for navigation a lot lately. I also have Apple Maps, but that's the one I use the least.
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Ok thanks. I had a feeling it was Apple Carplay. I'm going to try this December to try and get out of this NX into a UX hybrid and I might have to settle for one without factory nav and I was curious what Google Maps looked like on that smaller screen. Google Maps on Android Auto in my NX with the 10 inch factory nav screen looks fine except for the right 1/3 of the screen is taken up by a clock. So I was wondering if on the smaller 7 inch screen in a non nav UX, maybe the map screen is full screen. That would make it roughly the same size display on both systems.
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Ok thanks. I had a feeling it was Apple Carplay. I'm going to try this December to try and get out of this NX into a UX hybrid and I might have to settle for one without factory nav and I was curious what Google Maps looked like on that smaller screen. Google Maps on Android Auto in my NX with the 10 inch factory nav screen looks fine except for the right 1/3 of the screen is taken up by a clock. So I was wondering if on the smaller 7 inch screen in a non nav UX, maybe the map screen is full screen. That would make it roughly the same size display on both systems.
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Do you still get audible directions over your sound system even though you don't have factory navigation?
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Yes, of course. It plays through the speakers like the factory nav. It "dims" the radio sound while it says the navigation information and then the radio goes back to previous volume.
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From: Driving a UX Hybrid F-Sport! (in So California)
Ok thanks. I had a feeling it was Apple Carplay. I'm going to try this December to try and get out of this NX into a UX hybrid and I might have to settle for one without factory nav and I was curious what Google Maps looked like on that smaller screen. Google Maps on Android Auto in my NX with the 10 inch factory nav screen looks fine except for the right 1/3 of the screen is taken up by a clock. So I was wondering if on the smaller 7 inch screen in a non nav UX, maybe the map screen is full screen. That would make it roughly the same size display on both systems.
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Google Maps via Apple CarPlay with active navigation in progress.
Google Maps via Apple CarPlay with no active navigation in progress.