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Also... kinda lame that you can't play the games on the back display... would be great for the kids.
 

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Also... kinda lame that you can't play the games on the back display... would be great for the kids.
The Cybertruck owner's manual said you can play games from the rear display, so I am sure it will be enabled in a future update.
 
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What if you pair your phone and game controller to the Tesla and then get your second controller with a Bluetooth receiver? Couldn't you plug this into a USB-C port with adapter and essentially have 3 devices connected to the CT?

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One Bluetooth and one connected to a hub in the glove box can have both controllers running. I will need to test this receiver in the glove box to see if you could essentially have 3 on bluetooth...
 
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One Bluetooth and one connected to a hub in the glove box can have both controllers running. I will need to test this receiver in the glove box to see if you could essentially have 3 on bluetooth...
Has anyone tried this? A bluetooth receiver plugged into a USB splitter in the glove box?
 

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Has anyone tried this? A bluetooth receiver plugged into a USB splitter in the glove box?
I don't have my truck yet but was curious if anyone has tried pairing 2 bluetooth devices to the front touchscreen and 2 devices to the rear touchscreen? So four devices total.

this is what the user manual says:
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Cybertruck can pair up to twenty Bluetooth devices at a time but only allows two devices to connect simultaneously (such as one phone and one controller or two controllers) to each front and rear touchscreen (if equipped)."

When I read this it makes me think 4 total. thoughts??
 

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I don't have my truck yet but was curious if anyone has tried pairing 2 bluetooth devices to the front touchscreen and 2 devices to the rear touchscreen? So four devices total.

this is what the user manual says:
"Note
Cybertruck can pair up to twenty Bluetooth devices at a time but only allows two devices to connect simultaneously (such as one phone and one controller or two controllers) to each front and rear touchscreen (if equipped)."

When I read this it makes me think 4 total. thoughts??
Good idea, there's only one computer that drives both screens,
 
 
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