For starters, those Android radios are typically junk sold by no name companies. I wouldn't expect it to last long, questionable sound quality, and likely little to no customer service. My suggestion would be to return it if you still can, then get a regular radio from a name brand company like Pioneer, JVC, Sony, Kenwood, etc.
For data, I guess the question is what are you looking to do with it? If you are streaming services like Spotify or Pandora, many standard radios have those built in via a Bluetooth connection. You would run the app on your phone, but have an app specific interface on the radio. There's also Android Auto built in to most radios now too (not to be confused with an Android OS like you have now). I'm personally more old school. I stream media via my phone through the aux cable or simple Bluetooth connection.
09-15-2021 04:06 PM