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Can the 8th Generation Accord Use a USB Drive?

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VonAdalynn

07/24/25 3:24am

The 8th Generation Accord can use a USB drive. Simply insert the USB drive directly into the USB port near the car's central control screen. In addition to storing and playing songs, the USB drive can also be used to design new video surveillance equipment for automotive security applications. Here is more information about in-car USB drives: 1. Principle: In-car USB video recorders use embedded processors and operating systems, combined with audio compression technology and USB hub technology in this field, making them suitable for 24/7 monitoring in various vehicles. 2. Function: They can synchronously record audio and video, enabling wireless transmission of recordings. Designed with user needs in mind, in-car USB video recorders are compact, energy-efficient, noiseless, easy to install, and can be widely used in various mobile vehicles, ensuring stable operation.

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Julianna

08/10/25 11:00pm

Yes, the 8th generation Accord generally supports playing music from a USB drive. For example, the model I drive has a USB port inside the center armrest – just plug in and it can play MP3 files directly, super easy to operate. The central display shows the song list and supports folder browsing, saving the hassle of burning CDs or connecting AUX cables. However, note that the USB drive must be in FAT32 format and preferably under 16GB capacity, otherwise it might not be recognized. I often download songs to listen to on the road, with clear and stable sound quality. Some base models might lack this feature, depending on the year – for instance, pre-2010 models may require checking the specs. If it doesn’t work, try a different USB drive or reformatting for compatibility. Overall, this feature is quite user-friendly, and listening to music while driving really lifts the mood.

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