Amazon Echo Dot
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Joined: Feb 2016
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From: Rio Grande Valley
Don't you mean the Tap, rather than the Dot? The Tap is battery operated, the Dot requires 110V AC.
I too would like to know how well the Echo product works while in the vehicle, hooked to the wifi hotspot, of course.
I too would like to know how well the Echo product works while in the vehicle, hooked to the wifi hotspot, of course.
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From: Atlanta GA
No, I did mean the Echo Dot.
It can receive its power from the USB in the console and can either use Bluetooth or audio input in the console to reach the Infotainment center.
Problem: If you do not have built in 3G you would have to use your iPhone (for example) as a wireless hub.
Tried it last night; worked very well if you like the Echo product line and eco-system.
It can receive its power from the USB in the console and can either use Bluetooth or audio input in the console to reach the Infotainment center.
Problem: If you do not have built in 3G you would have to use your iPhone (for example) as a wireless hub.
Tried it last night; worked very well if you like the Echo product line and eco-system.
