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Spotify said that in its exploration phase of Car Thing, it learned that users were listening to Spotify in the car more than they had before.
Car Thing also has a rotary knob to swipe through song collections and a 4-inch touchscreen.Īdditional buttons at the top of the device offer the option to queue preset playlists, podcasts or programs, as well as to pull up the settings menu. Listeners can direct the advice with “Hey Spotify” voice commands, followed by their request. Attached to the dashboard and connected to power via a 12 V power adapter, the device connects to phones through Bluetooth and to car stereos with an external cable such as a USB or AUX cord. Car Thing provides a way for users to listen to Spotify on the road without looking down at their phones.
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