Roav VIVA v3.4.4 APK + MOD (Premium Unlocked/VIP/PRO)

Kami Sama: Your current version is 3.3.0, released on 2 March 2021. The problem isn't with the hardware or the correct functionality of your software, it's with your developer team's meddling with the way the software interfaces with the device to not allow active button interface after a minute or so of using the device. I am informing you that your team has screwed up the device and they are making it work bad for all the people who use the device. Please fix this.

John Lorimer: Works well when you are in a 4g area. 50% of the time I am not. There is no ability/skill to have it play my Amazon downloaded playlists or audio books from Amazon which is really annoying and frustrating. Instead I get no internet connection, please try again later. If I ask to play a playlist from my phone I get I don't know how to do that.

jeremy brewer: sometimes it works good. sometimes i cant get anything from it. i dont know if the app, phone service, or the plugin is the problem. they need to find a good solution to fix it. Do not even waste your time trying to listen to sirius xm. It continuously will say " Cannot play music because it is being streamed on another device."

Kaleb Sapitan: Works well! pairing is simple and seems to hold connection well. if i had one gripe, it would be that the app and music services like Spotify and Pandora only talk through alexa/google assistant, meaning you can't control the music through your phone, and vice versa. Otherwise, an awesome app and a good product!

Jacob Rubus: This has now become a very expensive paper weight. It no longer recognizes my phone unless I link it every time (seeing as how I got this so I do not use my phone while driving, point moot). Alexa went from hearing everything I said to not recognizing a thing. some days I can't skip songs unless I use my phone. Some days I can't CHOOSE a song unless I use my phone. Again, point moot. I want to add more, pages more, but I'm at a 500 character limit. I've never HATED tech until this

Toby Cobb: Another fine Anker product. This pairs with your phone and connects to your car radio to bring hands free calls, entertainment, and productivity to you car by way of Amazon's Alexa. You must have phone to radio connectivity gear of some kind in place to use this, ie, radio must have bluetooth, or an aux port, or you need a bluetooth-to-fm modulator to get things going. Roav uses your phone's data plan. My only minus is that the device doesn't always pick up my voice if Im playing loud audio

Heather Berthereau: Generally good. It can be a bit laggy, but nothing that's too much of a hindrance. My only annoyance is the music. Once you start playing music, it will ALWAYS automatically start playing said music as soon as you get in the car, even if you tell it to stop. It's really annoying because it not only uses data, but the timing could be bad.

Ian Holstrom: Issue 1: I can't get this new "beta zone" to show up in my app, so no trying of new functions for me. This is a problem as Echo Auto is on the horizon & this thing will have an impossible time competing with an official product that gets frequent updates & has the full, uncompromised Alexa functionality we are all accustomed to. Issue 2: though it is handy for a few functions, the big issue is lack of Spotify support. I'm not sure what is taking them so long to get it back into the main app after their beta from 6 months back or so. I have the APK from Anker directly that includes support for Spotify, but it's functionally bare bones & sometimes defaults back to thinking it can't play Spotify. Ask 1-3 more times, & it'll finally comply. Can't ask to play specific songs or anything. The Roav is likely not long for this world if they can't offer a compelling feature set comparable to Echo Auto, which will be official & cheaper.

Kheng Swee Goh: Quite a good app/product. Was able to get Alexa in my car before even Amazon themselves got their own equivalent product. It does sometimes accidentally respond to words/sounds (esp Alexa ads) playing on the radio, and also sometimes require repeated commands. Working on Bluetooth data also means there's a short lag time between commands and responses compared to the Amazon Echo devices at home. If you have frequent friends/conversations in the car, this can pick up more accidental "Alexa's", and you might find yourself reaching for the (nice sized) mute button. But despite these shortcomings, it's still a great little device to help me turn on the home AC/lights...etc when I get into the car, along with other conveniences like helping me time to my favorite streaming station on TuneIn.

Kiamat Dusk: Despite the occasional misunderstanding where Alexa will mistakenly think she heard her name, I absolutely love having her in the car! While Android Auto runs my car's infotainment, Alexa runs my home, so it's extremely convenient to be able to have her change the temperature when I'm on my way home, turn the lights on or off, arm/disarm the alarm, or even unlock the door for the cleaning lady without having to open an app and pests a button while driving.