Should I get the Zubie or Automatic Smart Driving Assistant? I want to see how my son drives my car and if he is hard on it.
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Zubie is inexpensive and has done a great job with reporting driving habits and pinpointing location and routes taken. I placed it on my teenage daughters vehicle.
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It can be a good tool to help monitor teen driving but sometimes it is just not all that accurate and can be easily disconnected. The answer to your question is maybe it would be helpful
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I was wondering the same thing! I am trying to decide between the Graco Nautilus and the britax. I really like the extra "snacky" features of the Nautilus because I know what my 5 year old uses. (This seat would be for my 1 year old.) Input from anyone who knows about these carseats would be appreciated!
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smart phone service? As long as you can put the app on your phone then I would say yes. I love it pull app up and you know were your car is in seconds. tracks in real time and is the cheapest monthly fee around
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The speeding thing was tricky for me as well. My local audio shop (where I paid around $1,300) helped me out and you have to go to the settings on the navigation screen, not the home screen. There you can change what % over the speed limit it alert's you at you are going or how many miles over you are going. I use CarPlay almost all the time now so it's using the Apple Maps instead if Pioneer's navigation. When I was using Pioneer's navigation I was actually pretty satisfied with it, though. This deck is amazing, for less than $1,000 an honest steal.
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I have the adult version as with anything I would go with the manufacturer's recommendations. there is a learning curve but if your child is on a push scooter and doing well I bet they would get control of it fairly quickly. it's not good for going uphill.
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I am not sure because I use android. The best of the Android apps is Torque. On iphone you need to visit the apple app store. search for "OBDII" or "ELM327" apps. The apps are sold separately. Some apps work better than others in different vehicles so read the ratings and use trial versions whenever possible. Test your app right away and see if it works. Good luck. P.S. I have seen some android devices selling for as low as $30 with a rebate. So you might consider a cheap android device which you can use as a dedicated gadget.
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I play with the regular xbox controller and I love it. Why would you need a steering wheel? Just use your normal controller...
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Hey Michael, I compared the two but wasn't able to notice any difference. I have the version II and it works great. For the record, I've used the Z finder and this one is on par with it. I'm assuming that the new one has some minor fixes or changes, but I can't really tell the difference. Best of luck!
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This is from the Zubie website:"Yes. The Zubie Key and App are designed to allow you to change cars easily by simply plugging the key into the new vehicle. To change cars simply plug the Zubie Key into the new vehicle and the system will automatically detect it is in a different vehicle and create a separate vehicle in your account.When you install the Key in a new vehicle, you will receive an email notification letting you know that the Key was moved and new vehicle will automatically be created in your account. Don't forget to personalize your vehicle by editing the vehicle settings (primary driver, odometer, and VIN.)" This is from the Zubie website:"Yes. The Zubie Key and App are designed to allow you to change cars easily by simply plugging the key into the new vehicle. To change cars simply plug the Zubie Key into the new vehicle and the system will automatically detect it is in a different vehicle and create a separate vehicle in your account.When you install the Key in a new vehicle, you will receive an email notification letting you know that the Key was moved and new vehicle will automatically be created in your account. Don't forget to personalize your vehicle by editing the... » Read More This is from the Zubie website:"Yes. The Zubie Key and App are designed to allow you to change cars easily by simply plugging the key into the new vehicle. To change cars simply plug the Zubie Key into the new vehicle and the system will automatically detect it is in a different vehicle and create a separate vehicle in your account.When you install the Key in a new vehicle, you will receive an email notification letting you know that the Key was moved and new vehicle will automatically be created in your account. Don't forget to personalize your vehicle by editing the vehicle settings (primary driver, odometer, and VIN.)" « Show Less
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Couldn't get it to work fully via the chicken dance. If you have AAA membership at the highest level it includes programming the fob for free and they will cut the back up key as well. I had the basic membership and paid a partial amount. It is worth joining AAA for this service alone, then canceling.
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It works perfect for the z. I bought the car, from a used dealer and these people didn't have the fob. So I bought one and installed it in less time then me opening the package.
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very easy indeed, we use ours a lot for shopping so it is important that we are not struggling with a buggy in the car park for ages. Also this no zip design is even easier to use than the zip up buggies. Hope this helps.
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I think the voice command is surprisingly good. It responds better than I expected and is worth the extra cost. Just remember to turn your car radio down when giving commands or it will not respond.
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Hello,The Zubie Key alerts you when your battery is low - helping you avoid getting stranded. In addition, the Zubie Key is specifically designed to minimize battery drain. When your car is off, the Zubie Key spends most of the time in "sleep mode" consuming approximately 5 mA of battery current. If a low battery condition is detected, the Zubie Key enters a "deep sleep mode" consuming approximately 0.6 mA of battery current. For comparison, a typical car consumes 30 to 50 mA of battery current when the engine is off. Thanks,Zubie Crew
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I would get the ErgoBaby360 because you're baby will like to look out to the world once it's older. I really love mine.
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I do NOT have lane assist so I cannot really tell you if it is worth the extra bucks, but I do have a garmin with the spoken street names, and I love it. I had one before that did not have it and for me it was a huge difference between the two. Since the spoken street names will tell you the next exit you need, my thinking was that I really would not need the lane assist, I'm not sure how much more helpful the little arrows would be, but certainly not worth the extra money FOR ME if I can READ the signs on the expressway prior to Garmin telling me which exit that I need to take. Again, I do NOT have lane assist, that was my justification for NOT getting it. Should you pick a newer Garmin that will have the ability to interact with your computer, do not be detered by some of the garmins if they that do not have the usb cable that you desire inside of the box. The cable that they require, is the same one that comes with most digital cameras and the are really cheap. You should be able to find one for less than five bucks (w/shipping included) here on Amazon. I recently purchased a pair of them for five bucks at the 'bullseye' store. They were branded for the ps3's wireless controllers and they work perfectly for the Garmin. My Garmin does not have the traffic feature, so I don't know much about that either. IF you go to the garmin website, they have a side by side comparision feature that allows you to choose two or more models and compare them side by side in an effort to help you narrow down the model that you desire with the features that you want. I do think that you will be pleased with whatever you model number that you choose. Most appear to get you from point A to point B with very little problems. Also, be on the look out for the after thanksgiving sales when they are usually very deeply discounted for a few hours in brick and mortar and here on Ammy. Best of luck to ya
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Are you trying to connect to PC? I used the android app named torque and worked fine, except for ford vehicles. i never tried on PC sorry