2011 XF how can you stream your bluetooth like Pandora??
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And for the love of god, upgrade to Spotify. Pandora is the worst.
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Yes, power these units using the USB or cig lighter socket in the center console. Everything is hidden that way without having to run wires.
I have 5 of these in 4 of my cars and my home stereo, and they work great:
If you want to save a few bucks more, this one also has great reviews:
The nice thing about the BlackBerry one is that it turns on and off with the car turning on and off. I don't know if the Okra will do that since it has a battery.
I have 5 of these in 4 of my cars and my home stereo, and they work great:
Amazon.com: BlackBerry ACC-41596-001 Music Gateway - Retail Packaging - Black: Cell Phones & Accessories
If you want to save a few bucks more, this one also has great reviews:
Amazon.com: Okra Portable 2.1 Bluetooth Stereo Receiver for All 3.5mm Audio-in Speaker for Car Music, Headphones, Home Stereo - (Retail Packaging): Cell Phones & Accessories
The nice thing about the BlackBerry one is that it turns on and off with the car turning on and off. I don't know if the Okra will do that since it has a battery.
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I have posted this before, but Tune2Air is the way to go. Works perfectly for Pandora, Spotify, etc. Plugs into the Ipod outlet and just sits in the center console. Your phone then streams via bluetooth and the song/artist info is displayed on the screen in your Jag
Blackberry is the winner.
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I have not tried it, but the Tune2Air web site claims it is also compatible with Android devices via Bluetooth, offering the same functionality as iPhone. It's true that it is more expensive, but it is the only device I have found which provides full control from the head unit and steering wheel controls. As a bonus it allows some control from the iPhone as well, although it does not support pause/play from the iPhone correctly. BTW I have no financial interest in this company, I am just very pleased with the device.
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As Josh McMorrow said Tune2Air is the way to go. I use it all the time in my 2011 XF. That said, at least with Android/Pandora you don't see the song name and artist on the screen. Other than that it is COMPLETELY seamless. I get out it stops...I get back in it picks right up where it left off. My phone is a Galaxy S5. I have not tried an IPhone so don't know how that might behave.
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As Josh McMorrow said Tune2Air is the way to go. I use it all the time in my 2011 XF. That said, at least with Android/Pandora you don't see the song name and artist on the screen. Other than that it is COMPLETELY seamless. I get out it stops...I get back in it picks right up where it left off. My phone is a Galaxy S5. I have not tried an IPhone so don't know how that might behave.
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Blackcoog...I can advance the song on Pandora/Sporify using the steering wheel controls with the Tune2Air. I have never tried the Blackberry device so can't provide a direct comparison. For me the Tune2air provides what I consider completely normal fully integrated functionality.
I am not affiliated with Tune2air...just a user. If the Blackberry device provides the same functionality for less that sounds a better deal for sure. I obviously already spent my $90 on the Tune2air!
I am not affiliated with Tune2air...just a user. If the Blackberry device provides the same functionality for less that sounds a better deal for sure. I obviously already spent my $90 on the Tune2air!
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