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SEAT Full Link in-car infotainment review

Simple, clear and it works! SEAT's system gets an almost perfect score here, as it's intuitive and works quickly

by: Auto Express team

31 May 2016

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It isn’t the most interesting to look at, but SEAT’s system is easy to use. Everything is clearly located on the touchscreen, and there are eight buttons to these sections surrounding the screen. You can liven it up with Full Link, which costs only £150 and adds the brand’s own phone integration, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto or MirrorLink. Both the Apple and Google systems are excellent, and are well worth adding.

SEAT Full Link infotainment system - test car: SEAT Leon

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There’s a clear similarity between this and parent company Volkswagen’s system, but screen contrast is slightly down in comparison. The audio goes very loud, with strong bass and vocals. And generally, SEAT’s own nav works very well. It offers excellent connectivity and simplicity for a bargain price.