Still, not everything
else works in a jiffy. Certain submenus have inconsistent load times
that can last as long as several seconds. At one point, our test car
showed a full satellite-image map in the virtual cockpit display but a
missing map on the dashboard display, which went on for several minutes.
Audi's integration of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto — systems designed
for touch-screens — has clear limitations with the knob-based MMI
approach. The finger pad doesn't help: CarPlay's Apple Maps ditches its
pinch-and-swipe capabilities for old-school direction and zoom keys, but
Audi officials were quick to blame the limited usability on Apple.
Bluetooth phone and audio streaming are standard. A
midlevel Bose premium stereo is optional. The range-topping stereo, a
Bang & Olufsen 3D surround-sound system, costs an eye-watering
$5,000.
Read more at http://www.cars.com/audi/q7/2017/expert-reviews#Aoox5Q8fYGGgalPm.99
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