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Question: Is the App Radio 2 compatible with the Iphone 5 by any chance?
Document: I absolutely love the App Radio, it has everything I need: Radio, MP3 player, Movie player... The only issue I have is the UI... It needs to be upgraded, redesigned or something... The downloadable apps (by pioneer) are a bit iffy, hopefully next upgrade will address all issues...AppRadio 2 interfaces quite well with the iPhone 5, iPad, iPod Touch 5th Gen and iPod Classic...
The iPhone 5 is not compatible with any of the Pioneer App Radios unless you purchase a $120 cable kit and then buy Apple's Lightning Adapter. Do your homework.
I now have had a chance to try the Pioneer App Radio 2 using my Motorola Droid RAZR with a new app called "AR Liberator". It now rocks and I give it 4 1/2 stars. AR liberator costs $29 dollars and is well worth it because it opens up the entire phone menu on your App Radio 2 screen, meaning you can now customize it for driving anyway you want. The only catch is that its tricky to configure the software because just buying the app is not good enough.
Did not met my expectations could not do much. Needs further up grading. Of the operating system and needs to be compatible with iPhone 5
I hope they fix this with the next update.Overall, I would wait to see if Pioneer either releases a new update or new appradio that is more compatible with the iPhone 5 before pulling the trigger.
Can u play CDs or DVDs in this radio. Or is all just controlled by your phone? And is it compatible with the I phone 5
Star with downloading AppRadio to your Android device. You have to calibrate the phone to the radio by pressing white dots on the phone and the matching corresponding white dot on the screen. After about 5 or 6 dots you will be completely synced with the phone. Download the compatible apps on the list and link the bluetooth. Done. Everything worked well so well that I use my stylus on my screen. Love it, love it, love it.
I purchased this radio after using my roommates that he had in his truck. I was able to install it myself with relative ease. It is also amazing because of the compatible iphone apps. I am using the Iphone 4 and it works great
I've had this unit in my Subaru Outback for about 3 weeks now, and I use it with my iPhone 4. Here are my bullet-point observations:The Good:1. The AppRadio is well built and has an Apple inspired unfussy and sleek design.2. The display is beautiful and touch screen very responsive.3. The concept of an iPhone/Android based auto entertainment system is wonderful.4. The potential of upgrades and new apps is unlimited.5.
I bought the Pioneer AppRadio 2 in August of 2012. I used an iPhone 4 until January when I upgraded to an iPhone 5. Pioneer's new firmware wasn't ready so I waited and then upgraded the firmware, changed the cabling and now am using the iPhone 5.1) Pioneer Support:  The worst feature of this product. Non-reponsive to online support requests. Uninformed phone technicians on the AppRadio, seem to be guessing at answers.2) Connecting when starting the car:  A real hassle.
Answer: Yes you just have to buy the lighting adapter.