Eonon CarPlay & Android Auto Car Stereo Receiver, Android 10.0 Car Stereo Ultra-Thin 2+32GB Car Radio, Compatible with Chevrolet/GMC/Buick-8 Inch-Q80SE

The media could not be loaded.  So far I am thoroughly satisfied with this unit. If you are remotely familiar with Android operating systems, then this will be a walk in the park. The interface is a bit different, but the roots are all there. I had connected via hot spot to my phone for updates and internet capabilities, but it does have its own GPS dongle for nav. Call quality is good although I haven't with road noise yet. The harness is already setup to plug directly into your factory harness and comes with the canbus to adapt to steering wheel controls, and took no additional programming. I have done stereo installs for years from cheap Boss to Blaupunkt, Alpine, and Kenwood systems. For this price and ease of install I don't know that you can beat it. Time will tell for longevity, but I will update in a year or so.

Install was fairly simple. Plug and play if you’ve done an install before. Instructions aren’t very good at all if you’re a beginner.After installed it’s tricky figuring everything out if you’re an Apple person like me lol CarPlay works very well once all settings are figured out. I want to try an android phone and see if it’s more beneficial. My iPhone won’t share it’s internet service with the head unit for some reasonThe EQ is pretty damn good if wanting to build a system. Expect to add an amp for mid/highs though as this head units amp I believe is only 45x4. It gets loud but for me not loud enough.Can’t beat the price at $200 especially being plug and play and bolting right inAlso the touch screen is pretty good. Lightly tap and registers. Factory steering wheel controls still work as well

For the money this is a steal because of included wire harness system. A HUGE upgrade. Startup is a little slow which I assume is because of the 2GB ram. I cut open a tennis ball and put the turn signal in the ball which really helped with the rather odd turn signal clicking sound. I'm personally considering spending the extra money to get one with 4gb or 6gb ram which would cure the startup lag. I also am not a fan of the extra clicks to get to Apple car play and would prefer the system starts up directly to car play and bypass their native overlay running on to of Android 10. But for they money, and perhaps for a second car rarely used or a kid this is pretty solid. A 5 star for $200.

I’ve been impressed thus far with the unit. It came in packaging that protected it very well. The unit was basically plug and play but the settings are not as user friendly. The control you have over the EQ and sound settings is insane. You basically have a tablet mounted in your dash. I cant speak to the durability/ longevity of it but so far ive been impressed, especially for the price vs Pioneer, Sony, Kenwood, etc

By the time you buy all of the adapters to make your steering wheel,blinkers,chimes work with any other head unit you will have spent more than what this whole thing cost. It has minor quirks but it’s worth every penny. So far.

Convenient Plug and play worked great, took a little bit To figure out the wireless CarPlay but love it

You’ll want to fiddle with some advanced settings but overall I’m very happy with the installation in ‘09 Yukon. The turn signal volume is rather loud and not configurable but it uses a small included speaker. I added a 25 ohm resistor and it’s perfect.

Worked for the first 2 hrs the shut down and never powered back on. Once it turned back on there was no audio. I will have to return