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I spent the £375 to to upgrade my 19 plate MX5 to Android Auto not long after I bought it to avoid using the awful Mazda connect. Requires a S/W and H/W upgrade (replacement USB hub and associated wiring looms) is why it's so costly

That's what I bought for 18.00 the pair @ ECP. Bosch Aero Twin Flats, and also what Autoglass would've supplied, fitted and charged me 50 notes for.

By that argument why would you feed a £2k TV a highly compressed UHD stream that maxes out around 25Mbps, or any broadcast content whatsoever for that matter, rather than a 4K BD?!

All done by 12.30 in the end. Another annoyance ,not just with Autoglass but all companies that try to upsell. During the booking process they tried to sell me new wiper blades to be fitted during the appointment. That'll be £50 thankyouverymuch. RainX treatment was you guessed it another...

It genuinely wasn't. I looked in the online manual for its location. It isn't located where Mazda state it is. Not the first car I've had that didn't conform to specs either....

The gobshite that cracked the windscreen of my MX5 three weeks ago! What a ball ache from the start. Firstly because of all the ADAS nonsense needing recalibrated it can't be replaced mobile and has had to go into Autoglass' workshop. Then first available appointment was two weeks ago today...

It's bollox, to be blunt Audio streaming requires so little bandwidth even a crappy old ADSL could handle it without issue. It would buffer if there wasn't enough bandwidth not sound different. Placebo effect/expectation bias is what's going on here...

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A 2.5Gbps ONT no less as well...

Presume it's the Smart Hub 7 Plus/Pro you've been provided, they still have web interfaces that'll you'll probably find offers more configurability than a crappy app https://ee.co.uk/help/broadband/manage-use/manage-your-ee-hub#article-heading-2

The duct will go to a nearby joint/footway box., which will house the CBT (Connectorised Block Terminal) that they'll connect your fibre feed to. They'll usually either use the old copper as a draw rope, or rod it. Occasionally they'll turn up before the installation day and rod the duct to...

The same goes for anyone on the forum too...

1 shouldn't have been much of a surprise given the rot set in 50+ years ago.... In between strikes they were pumping out utter shite.