Have you noticed that when using a USB drive to play music on the Blue-i3.0 system, the sound quality is quite poor and harsh? However, when using the built-in Kuwo music app, the sound quality is much better, at least better than with the USB. Is this a way to force us to use data to listen to music?

How is the sound system in the EHS9? I'm quite particular about the audio quality when listening to music.

The 2011 1.4 engine started backfiring during acceleration after using poor quality fuel.

What should I do if I can't use the USB port to play music?

Why does the car disconnect when listening to music via a USB drive? How can this be resolved?

Can I use a USB drive to listen to music?

Do any of you use a USB drive to listen to music? Does the USB drive need to meet certain requirements? Why can't the songs I downloaded on my previous USB drive play? I used a card reader with a memory card, and it worked before, but now it always switches back to the radio interface.

Can the Cetus car play music online, or can it download apps to play music, or is it only possible to use a USB drive?

Can real car owners share their experiences? Is the chassis quality and sound insulation of the M8 Master really poor?

The 2020 model only has one USB port. If you plug in a USB drive to listen to music, you can't connect the car kit. The USB extension ports you bought aren't working, and the USB in the armrest cigarette lighter also doesn't support USB drive for music or connecting the car kit. Do you have any suggestions for using both the USB drive for music and the car kit simultaneously?

Hey everyone, do you guys use the built-in Kuwo music app when listening to songs in your car? Why doesn't the 2023 Haval H7 come with CarPlay?