RES in our 2023 Honda Odyssey Elite

[Van.Anna03]

My sister's family is coming over to join us for a trip out of town. She has two kids and she's warning us about how to keep them in a good mood while in the car. She mentioned that our minivan should have a rear entertainment system. We got a 2023 Honda Odyssey Elite but it's just mostly me and my husband using it so no one really sits at the back or we never really cared to explore features beyond what we need on a daily drive. So how's the set up with this, like with the connectivity? and how do we make the content child-friendly?

 

[TheGentleman]

My sister's family is coming over to join us for a trip out of town. She has two kids and she's warning us about how to keep them in a good mood while in the car. She mentioned that our minivan should have a rear entertainment system. We got a 2023 Honda Odyssey Elite but it's just mostly me and my husband using it so no one really sits at the back or we never really cared to explore features beyond what we need on a daily drive. So how's the set up with this, like with the connectivity? and how do we make the content child-friendly?

No problem! the car definitely has a rear entertainment system, perfect for kids. for connectivity, it's got a Blu-ray/DVD player and, more importantly, an HDMI input (usually in the center console). That HDMI port is your best friend. just plug in a Fire Stick, Roku, or even a tablet (with the right adapter) for all their streaming apps like Disney+, YouTube Kids, etc.

 

[thespian_kante]

The Odyssey Elite's rear entertainment is easy to connect devices via HDMI or streaming apps. You can set parental controls to filter content, ensuring kids only see age-appropriate stuff. Have you tried it yet?

 

[spirit3daway]

No problem! the car definitely has a rear entertainment system, perfect for kids. for connectivity, it's got a Blu-ray/DVD player and, more importantly, an HDMI input (usually in the center console). That HDMI port is your best friend. just plug in a Fire Stick, Roku, or even a tablet (with the right adapter) for all their streaming apps like Disney+, YouTube Kids, etc.

Thats awsome, never knew that one. How's the sound quality back there? Do the built-in speakers work well, or do you recommend using Bluetooth headphones for the kids?