Wireless Double Din Car Stereo with 9" HD Touchscreen | CarPlay & Android Auto | Backup Camera | Bluetooth GPS Navigation | FM/AM | All Vehicles

Easy to install the video quality is amazing the touch screen and the size is perfect the internet speed on the radio is unmatched the Bluetooth connection is very easy

Having bought this some months ago, I think it is time I can give this a fair review. It came with minimal instructions, apparently assuming that you'll take it to get it installed professionally or that you know what you're doing. Honestly, for a stereo aimed at the lower end of the price range, they need to understand that it is not going to be professionally installed and make their instructions and paperwork accordingly. It came with a reverse camera, which I have not installed. The 10" screen sticks out and overpowers the dashboard in an older car like my 2000 Mitsubishi. However, Wireless Carplay and Android Auto work with no problems. I did have a couple hiccups when iPhone went to iOS 26 and the Android on my other phone updated. But once I "forgot" the devices on the stereo and reconnected them, everything works surprisingly well. Sometimes I start the car, forgetting my phone upstairs and the stereo still connects to it and starts playing where I left off. My only real complaints are that it takes a little longer than I would like for it to start up and connect to my phone wirelessly. But, considering that I use that time for the car to warm up, it works for me. The other complaint is that there is a tiny microphone in the top left corner of the front of the unit. It is abysmal in its quality. I didn't have any expectations for that, since I always use my airpods or speakerphone anyway when I am in the car. But when using the stereo's microphone while on a call, everyone said that I sounded very far away. The quality of the audio output is surprisingly good for its price. There is no alternator hum or hiss and everything sounds clear and well-defined, even on the original speakers that came with the car. The FM reception isn't the greatest, but I can't say for sure if it is the deck or the old antenna. As long as the price doesn't go up ridiculously, I recommend this stereo.

First unit had no sound but sent it back they sent one right back out to me and has been in my truck for over a month works great loads fast connects to phone most of the time without any input on my part and gps is great. Would recommend and buy again.

The item is great , for what I can see of it , I bought it because it said in the ad right in the heading that it had a ( Built in GPS ) and it does not you have to use an external device like your phone to use a google maps app. well if I wanted to do that I would of not even bought it and just used the app thats on my phone , but thats not the point, I bought it for the Built in GPS like it says , Stay away from this one , you wont get what they promised in there ad and that is the reason for one star. I am not a happy camper I found all this out after I hooked it up and installed everything JOEl . G

For the price, I don’t think there’s much better; however… it does have some issues. (Installed on an 06 Toyota Highlander) BE WARNED! This doesn’t come with any real installation instructions. If you’ve done a few car stereos before, you’ll know what to do. If it’s your first time, you’ll have to resort to YouTube. Get the right wiring harness adapter for your car and you’ll be fine. It does come with a universal one, but that won’t work for most. Installation was a problem because the brackets it comes with (and screws) don’t fit my vehicle at all. No other options are given so basically you either supply your own nuts and bolts or whatnot. I’m eventually going to get some small nuts and bolts to mount properly, but until then I used extremely strong dual-lock Velcro to hold the mounting brackets to the old internal mounting brackets. Actually works really with the dual lock and makes it easier to remove if troubleshooting. You have to understand this juts out on purpose, so if mounting too forward, you could actually see the metal brackets on the sides if you leave a gap. Functionality it’s pretty good. Apple CarPlay works but is just a little clunky feeling, as in the scrolling is kinda skippy. But functions fully and as it should otherwise. I’m guessing the app is handling a cheap port of the software and is coded poorly and could use some optimization to run smoother for scrolling. Tapping on the screen is responsive for buttons. My biggest problem is brightness, it has an auto sensing feature for when your headlights are turned on, however my LED headlights I keep on during the day and so I have no real quick way to dim the screen for night driving. It would have been great to have a quick gesture to brighten or dim. So I’ll have to find a happy medium, there are multiple menus to find brightness in. There’s a system brightness and then an overall brightness. Both of them work independent so you can double your brightness or dimness by doing it to both. Sound quality is fine, volume touch buttons work but I wish they were click buttons instead of touch. It has a great EQ feature and surround support as well if you have a system to do this. Colors are nice and the software is quite powerful for adjusting just about anything. The android side of things works much smoother with scrolling since it’s native and feels good. It also has 56 GIGS of internal storage free! I didn’t know that. So feel free to upload a ton of movies and music. Bluetooth connects pretty quickly with an iPhone, you have to wait a bit for it to launch the CarPlay app (which it does on its own). I’d say within 15-20sec you’re fully connected and CarPlay is running. It comes with a backup camera and gps antenna which is extra nice, and the built in Google maps works with that antenna so you need to install it if you want that to work if not Bluetooth connecting to android or CarPlay. Overall I like it so far. I’ll update this review if anything bad happens, but so far for the price, I don’t think you could beat it. It does look “aftermarket” vs stock on older car interiors like mine, it’s best you look for a normal 2-Din system if you want it to look factory instead of aftermarket.

Honestly this should cost $500 and it's still a good deal

I love this radio. Transformed my driving experience. I installed it in a 2014 nissan teana/altima. Camera quality is exceptional, screen is fast and responsive. YouTube, Apple car play. Wonderful. Chefs kiss

The camera not working. It's asking for a password. UPDATE: I reached out to the supplier and they provided the password. It worked and with some adjustment to the wires , the camera is now working perfectly.

I have this car stereo in my ford galaxy , it looks good and sounds great, saying that I'm pleased would be an understatement, the price I paid was less than £50 and to look at it you would think it was a £300 plus system. If your looking for a new stereo for your car then you won't be disappointed.

This stereo is decent. It can run 1 program at a time as it's got a very slow processor. Other than that it's above my expectations. I watch YouTube on it and sometimes movies when I'm on break. Or I listen to YouTube as I drive (video still playing) obviously you should be responsible and pay attention to the road. It has decent sound quality over the factory speakers in my 2005 Mazda 3. I ordered an aftermarket double DIN dash kit and glued it permanently into the dash kit. It fits my dash perfectly This model has 32gb of internal storage and 2gb of ram. It's enough for basic tasks. Oh and the factory app can display your speed if your speedo ever goes out

Great Value for money and works with dash cam and Digital radio usb add on dongle and maps run well Excellent 5 stars

como conecto el carplay ??? solo funciona andriod