Pioneer's DMH-A4450BT with Smart-Phone Connectivity
The new DMH-A4450BT from Pioneer offers many of the latest smartphone and entertainment features, delivering a more personalised and connected driving experience.
If you want the most advanced smartphone tech, the DMH-A4450BT integrates with all current brands and features the latest software from Apple and Android. With Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth, you can connect and control your phone using the 6.8" Capacitive touchscreen or voice commands. Listen to music, navigate with Apple, WAZE, or Google Maps, make and receive calls, or even send and receive text messages without your hands leaving the wheel.
Pioneer also delivers a 'front-row' audio experience with Bluetooth streaming, Spotify integration, USB playback, AM/FM radio, and innovative features such as a 13-band graphical EQ and Time Alignment. There are also 4 x 50w speaker outputs and 3 x pre-outs for external amplifiers - everything you need for window-shaking sound.
At MPX AUTOS, we think safety and entertainment should go hand-in-hand. The DMH-A4450BT features an input for a reverse camera, allowing you to display a rear-view on the large dashboard screen. This extra visibility not only takes the guesswork out of parking and towing, but it's also safer for pedestrians and small children that may be behind you.
If you're searching for an in-car AV receiver that's packed with features and has a beautiful display, the DMH-A4450BT ticks all of the right boxes. Dynamic, easy-to-use, and customisable - Pioneer makes driving more fun, more connected, and safer.
Features
- 6.8" WVGA Capacitive screen
- Apple CarPlay via USB
- Android Auto via USB
- Customisable user interface
- 13 Band graphic EQ
- 3 x RCA Pre-outs
Disclaimer:
- Due to broad variation between Android device manufacturers and Android operating systems, it's not possible to guarantee the function of Android Auto across all Android devices. However, if your Android device is loaded with Android version 11 and it is a Google or Samsung branded device, or it is a S8, Galaxy S8+, Note 8 or newer Samsung device, chances are Android Auto should work. With that said, it is always best to physically check the functionality with your device where possible, or to seek advice on your specific device from the headunit manufacturer, prior to making your purchase.
