Hands-on: Pioneer MVH-1400NEX offers affordable CarPlay in a simple package<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>As a Toyota driver, I’ve been subjected to the company’s horrible Entune-powered head unit for the last 6 years. On my 2012 model, it’s bundled with a matte resistive touch screen that requires you to press in on the display to control the unit. As you can probably imagine, the stock unit is extremely clunky and difficult to use. It’s so bad that I wouldn’t purchase a new Toyota without a new capacitive CarPlay unit built in. Thankfully, Toyota recently wised up and
decided to adopt CarPlay after holding out for several years.</p>
<p>If you’re like me and stuck with a terrible stock head unit, then a CarPlay-enabled aftermarket radio may be the key to a much better audio, messaging, and navigation experience while on the go. There are caveats associated with having an aftermarket head unit installed, but as my recent experience with the
Pioneer MVH-1400NEX shows, the upsides outweigh the potential downsides. <a href="
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Hands-on: Pioneer MVH-1400NEX offers affordable CarPlay in a simple package
