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I have a Note 4 and solve the low volume problem by using Fine Volume Control app and Tasker app combination like dsthor83 mentioned above. Below is a detailed description written by 'noobish' on the DriveAccord forum. ==== This fix works for me, it's worth a try. 1: Download Fine Volume...

gadgetfa, You're absolutely right. I could use the USB port under the armrest as a 'charge only' port. The port under the armrest provides 1A of electric current and I wish it also gives 1.5A or higher amp to charge my device better.

I have only used Samsung phones ever since I started to use a smartphone. I love Android Auto but am disappointed in Samsung phones not get along well with Android Auto, so my next phone will not be Samsung for the first time. I chose the Samsung Note 4 for their VR capability, but I value...

After I tried all the tips mentioned on this forum (like delete cache in Google App), I came to a conclusion that voice command does not work on my combination (Samsung Note 4 and Android Auto). I have tried all the voice commands known to play (or to operate) music on different apps (Google...

TheLastPanda, So, the Note 5 does not have a low volume issue? What do you mean by 'mostly works'? Does it mean that the Note 5 has an issue with Android Auto? Thanks.

I am very sad to hear from Samsung. I have a Note 4 (T-Mobile) and am suffering from low volume on Android Auto. I wished to have a firmware update to fix this issue, however, it sounded like Samsung is saying that they are not interested in the Android Auto issue by declaring 'Not...

After I started to use Android Auto for the first time recently, I have never been successful playing Google Play Music by using voice command. I tried 'play music', 'play led zeppelin', 'play next song', and 'pause' and none of them worked even one time. I kept hearing 'not sure how to help...

Thanks for sharing your tip. I might be too new for Android Auto and will train my brain, too. :)

I have a quick-charger, too. My original intention was that I want to charge my phone using USB ports in the car not using any separate charger. Thanks.

Phenom, That was a great idea. However, when I closed out of Android Auto, it came back again. I might keep trying to find the optimal solution. Thanks for your suggestion.

It would be really cool if I can watch YouTube while I am waiting to pick up my kid at the school using Android Auto. The display in the car is way bigger than my phone. :)

Donald Mills, Thanks for sharing your experiences. I also have the Note 4 on T-Mobile and had the same problem. I do not have a plan to root my phone, so I might wait for a major OS/firmware update from T-Mobile. Thanks.

taxiron1, I am glad (or sad) to find that I am not the only one having this issue. I have Note 4 and when it is connected through Android Auto, I could not make volume of any app as loud as 50% of maximum I can get from the phone without Android Auto. I googled it for a while to find the...

xzjn9p, I have an Accord 2016 and there are 2 usb ports, one under the radio and the other in the arm rest as you mentioned. Are these 2 USB ports any different in terms of the Android Auto connection? Thanks.

Kalnel, Thanks for your replay. BTW, what do you mean by 'a charger in the power port'? Are you using a separate USB charger like me to charge your phone? Or..

I sometimes do want to charge my phone without running Android Auto. I only want to use the apps that Android Auto does not support on my phone and charge my phone at the same time. But, whenever I connect my phone (Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Lollipop 5.1.1) to the Accord 2016 by using a USB...