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The OttoAibox P3 Pro does not require any complex installation, it’s simply plug-and-play, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus a full Android entertainment system.
It’s driven by a Qualcomm 6225 chipset, which runs Android 13 and powers the built-in OttoAI assistant which provides natural voice control and conversations.
Whether the kids in the back are demanding their favorite song be played, hunger strikes on a long journey, or you want to watch a YouTube video when you’re parked up, simply summon OttoAI and ask it to change the track or navigate you to a preferred restaurant. With AI voice you’re able to action complex operations with your voice, for more convenient and safer driving.
You’ll also find there’s a 4G eSIM built-in, giving you connectivity flexibility. Pick from major carriers and price plans to suit your needs, and you can easily switch to local carriers if you are travelling through different countries.
Plus, the 4G connectivity means you can download apps and access HD movie streaming, online gaming and uninterrupted live navigation on your journey.
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