Aha Radio Reviews

STILL Needs some fixes

Jstrazz

My stations that I have saved often come up as "unavailable". This makes the app unreliable. That's disappointing because it works great in my Kenwood car receiver. I hope this problem can be fixed.

Doesn't load. You have to restart the phone. When connected to my Acura MDX it keeps disconnecting, supposed to be integrated with the car, but it's a joke of an app. Cumbersome to use, counter intuitive. Not up to par with other apps of the same caliber

Low quality app, lots of problems.

KarmakAAze

Whoever is building this needs to find a new line of work. Can't believe that Porsche is integrated with these guys. I'm an app developer and the basics are not being applied here!!!

Um, yeah, thanks but no thanks.

No more nicknames exist

Useless app for Subaru driver becomes more useless. Kept this long enough on my phone. Updates have nothing to do making improvements to starlink link or the app. App does nothing unique or better than for user Subaru driver or not. Deleted.

Trash

Reemusk

If you can't make your screen resolutions compatible with the last two generations of iPhone, your app is garbage.

App Doesn't Work

Luv2BRN2372

Just tried this out today for the first time. Couldn't access any channels in my car except CBS and NPR. Incredibly slow. App freezes up on phone. Already deleted it, not worth my time. I have an iPhone 6.

Replaces Sirius Radio in my car

Frugal bargain hunter

I use Aha in my Hyundai Genesis. It came preloaded as an App. Aha radio app is loaded on my iPhone with my choice of stations. I can operate everything from the car's touchscreen. I access the car apps through the "media" button on the console. *you must plug phone into a USB port in order to sync phone to car. Along with Pandora, I no longer need a subscription to Sirius. I'm looking forward to expansion of Apple's CarPlay with my cars touchscreen.

Perfect!

kethoma

App works perfect with my iPhone 6s and Mazda 3. Streams are solid. No complaints.

Good idea, poor implementation

Styrum

1. A lot of dead streams is returned by the search. 2. The search itself is primitive, rudimentary and plain not reliable. No ability to browse/filter by geography or language. 3. No indicators of connection and buffering progress. 4. No ability to select different bitrate streams offered by many stations 5. No ability to add a known stream link as a string directly without going through search Did the developers even look at other streaming apps (Tune-In, for example) before "reinventing the wheel"? Doesn't look like it. Here is a "cherry on the cake": I tried to add "Russian Radio" ("Russkoe radio"). They have multiple internet broadcasts from several cities in Russia and even affiliate stations outside Russia. So, the Aha search finds several links within Russia, the main one from Moscow, one from Novosibirsk, one from Yekaterinburg, and some shout casts from other cities. The one from Moscow is dead. When I try to add either Novosibirsk or Yekaterinburg, I end up listening to "Russian Radio, Ukraine", i.e. not from Russia at all (yes, content is different) which didn't even show up in the search results!

Can't connect in car with Bluetooth

Cristobal862

I own a Subaru and I can't connect through Bluetooth. I have use a usb cable.

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