LEXXSONToyota Prius Car Radio, Android 10.1 Car Stereo, 9 inch Capacitive Touch Screen High Definition Head Unit, Build-in Bluetooth USB Player DSP 2G+32G NAND Memory Flash for Toyota Prius 2010-2015

Tengo una versión Prius Premium 2015 y no fue compatible. Pensando en que fuera un producto defectuoso, se devolvió y se adquirió otro; el resultado fue el mismo: Nunca encendió.Utilizando los arneses suministrados. Posteriormente ya no hubo más soporte ni mensajes del vendedor.

Extremely happy with this stereo unit.First thing I did not expect was a complete plug and play for harnesses to match my base model Prius 2014 antena and steering wheel controls all work no need to buy extra module worth $50 for other radios so you easily save about $100 in accessories because it comes with a radio face kit on it also perfect match to Prius mainly because screen is bigger than original which is great without any modifications needed it just plugs in and trim matches perfect.Two things I learn needed the CAN BUS blackbox module to be plugged in first! I didn’t do that so after seller promptly and kindly reminded me to do that. Radio worked and detected my steering wheel controls right away. Plug black box first! There is just one plug that stays empty it is not needed look close at pin count and match harness as each will match. Unfortunately not label so that’s why I forgot to plug the black can bus.Second important thing was my “easy Connect app” kept saying unregistered, so seller right away sent me video how to activate and it works like a charm! Very easy simply go to android radio screen scroll till you get to tools icon and the one furthest to the right at bottom says “easy connect (closed)” tap the icon twice at least and it will change to “ easy connect (open)” that’s it !Now iPhone screen mirror works and also android phone also via wifi.Main thing is to make hotspot from your cell and make sure the Android radio is on and wifi is properly connected to your phone! Then do the above steps. iPhone and Android both have a client app called “easy connect” download it on your phone also. Shipping took little over a week but well worth it!Also note this is a true Android 10 operating system! Most other units out there still have 8 or 9 when I was shopping around. The instructions say 9 but it’s actually 10 os and it can be verified in Android specs on screen so you are safe! Also must say that I enjoy the two car launcher you can get from play store on the radio to change the look.“Car launcher Pro “ and also “AGAMA car launcher”They are both the paid version, but well worth it! I don't want any limits or ads while I drive, so feel safe and just buy it's currently for both $4.99 and $1.99 for what you get it's great deal I respect the developers of apps that let you buy! Time is worth it with safety!I am next going to add permanent wifi to car thru my phone provider Att it plugs into car and stays there faster then me turning hotspot on. That's still very reasonable for all the options you get in return if you plan a bit.Also consider a USB hub and extra SSD Drive over a thumb drive for library so you can have insane amount to add media and leave storage on unit barely in touch things will run smoother. Video is awesome quality from drive vs mirror. This unit has 2gb of ram but still I recommend closing any apps not need with the android button. Task button you can see what's running etc. Lots of potential with this unit. Will add pictures in the future.

Very much liking it this far.I was a little concerned about having no knobs to adjust volume, but being that it connects to steering wheel controls that fixes that issue.It makes for a bigger, nicer screen than the original and with the added bonus of other available apps as well as screen mirroring with the Easy Connect App.One heads up is that I think it ships by default with the wiring kit for 2012-2015 models. Mine is a 2010 Prius which until 2011 had the DVD player for the maps, as opposed to the memory card that kicked in at 2012.So I had to request a different kit to be sent which did work for everything apart from the backup camera. The only solution for that on mine will hopefully be to get an adapter to change it from the original to RCA which is what these wiring kits come with.I'm also struggling with the radio antenna connection but I'll give that another go once I install the update for the camera and see if I can fix it. Not a major issue since I can always stream radio through an app.Overall very happy with it. My DVD player stopped working which made my whole stereo useless. A repair would have been $400-$800, so getting this for around $300, even with the $30 for the RCA camera adapter is a great deal and an upgrade over the original stereo.Installation is not that difficult if you follow instruction videos on YouTube on how to take off the framing to swap the stereos.

I purchased this unit as an upgrade to the factory nav system in my 2011 Prius. I emailed the seller prior to making the purchase to ensure that it would work with my factory backup camera and GPS. They assured me that it would. In fact, their verbatim response was, "The car radio is fit for Toyota Prius 2010-2015. So of course it will work for your 2011 Prius. It will work with backup camera, GPS and steering wheel controls." They even included multiple additional wiring harnesses free of charge to ensure I had the one that would work best with my wiring, which was nice.The install went pretty smoothly. Taking apart the dash and removing the old radio was simple and fast (after watching a video or two on YouTube). Installing the new unit was pretty easy too, although there were no instructions included. When I emailed to ask for them, the seller sent back a photo showing how the harnesses connected to the unit itself, which was the part I had already figured out. There were multiple connectors coming from the car that were left unconnected because none of the provided wiring harnesses had to connectors to fit them.Having the right trim kit for my car pre-installed was nice. The unit just popped right in, and I'm very happy with how it fits and looks. I didn't even have to screw anything in - the dash clips hold it nicely and securely in place.Most of the features worked ok on the first try. It paired easily with my phone's bluetooth, the canbus worked great right off the bat with my steering wheel controls, and the sound quality is pretty good. Unfortunately, the GPS and backup camera do not work. I corresponded with support multiple times about it, and they responded quickly every time, but in the end they told me it wouldn't work with my factory GPS and camera and that I needed to install new ones. The unit did come with a GPS unit and they offered to send me a free backup camera, which helps, but I'm still a little annoyed about being given incorrect information before my purchase and the fact that I now have to run wiring for a new backup camera.The only other thing I would point out is that the interface is a bit laggy. I'm not sure if this is because the unit is equipped with only 2GB of RAM or some other factor, but some of the apps take a while to load and the UI often takes a second or two to respond after I tap it.

Terrible unit. Thought it would be great since the android version was so recent compared to other Android units I was seeing. But install was disastrous. Barely any explanation of any of the cables and I was able to plug one of them incorrectly that resulted in unit powering on mid install. Turns out the cable only looked similar and was not supposed to be plugged in the way I did it. Ended up with a blown fuse and several hours panicking over the "hybrid system error" message on the dash. But was able to fix it after replacing fuse and letting car sit for a bit to self diagnose.After the drama settled down, I had a working head unit, mostly. It had working back cam. It connected to wifi, Bluetooth, and GPS. Playstore worked. I could not figure out how to program the wheel controls but I could live without. Where it lacked was any sense of processing power. It took me over half an hour to get spotify installed and logged in. And if I wanted to use Google maps to navigate, I would spend 5+ minutes in the car getting wifi to tether and then waiting for maps to painfully search and find my destination and then start the actual navigation. But hey, Bluetooth audio works, though backing up kills the audio for some reason? But not if your in a call fortunately. Except oh right. The audio on calls was atrocious. My mic was so bad that I had to resort to speaker phone.And then there is the random reboots, and that just kind of breaks the camels back on this one. Randomly while driving, the one thing it does do allright will freeze and the whole unit will restart. It's not often, some weeks it's once per day, others its once per week. But it's annoying.So tldr, I hate this unit. Maybe some of the issues are my fault. I did try to electrute the thing when installing, but I doubt it had enough e-horsepower to live up to its marketing to begin with with its quad proccesor. Go find something with a modern 8 core arm proccesor or a rockchip px5/6 and 4 gb of ram.