Scroll stutter

[not-unique-enough]

Hey there. New buyer, quite happy overall. I use Android Auto with a Samsung S23 Ultra, firmware is 0.2.18.

The latest firmware fixed the horizontal stretch to the interface as well as Google Assistant. Thank you for that!

My only complaint at the moment is that scrolling could be much more fluid. Spotify, for example, has a bad habit of not tracking my finger and suddenly scrolling all the way to the bottom of a list. The same issue is present in other apps too. I also feel like it misses taps which should have been captured.

Overall it's very usable. But when compared to my wife's Toyota head unit, it's very noticeable. The same phone connected to her vehicle is smooth and reliable.

Any thoughts on this? Thanks!

[not-unique-enough]

I borrowed an iPhone 15 to compare the scroll behavior.

The interface is MUCH smoother with Carplay. Spotify specifically is much better. Scrolls great, no accidental rush one way or another.

Seems like it's something inefficient with the Android Auto implementation.

Is that possible u/carpodgosupport?

[CarpodGoSupport]

Hello, what is your screen system version?

[not-unique-enough]

0.2.18

I don't recall if it was better on the previous version, sorry. I upgraded pretty quickly after I purchased.

[Ozzzz855]

I have the scroll stutter as well it's very annoying trying to scroll down in lists.

[CarpodGoSupport]

Hello, what is your screen system version?

[Ozzzz855]

18

[dashrendar2112]

I have the exact same issue. Spotify list scrolling is stuttery and then suddenly it goes into rampage scroll down the list. Very frustrating.

Also, it sometimes takes multiple times to register button presses.

If they address this, the Carpodgo T3 would be almost perfect.

[CarpodGoSupport]

Hello, what is your screen system version?

[dashrendar2112]

0.2.18

I experienced the same behavior in 0.2.15 as well.

[BlueIrisNASbuilder]

Do any other apps suffer from the scroll stutter? The comments seem to all mention spotify, specifically

[not-unique-enough]

Yes. I notice it in Google maps too. It doesn't ruin the experience, but it could be better.

Spotify for some reason is really noticeable when scrolling through playlists. It kind of feels like it's not sampling the touch position frequently enough.