[Upgrade] YZKONG Car Stereo Compatible for VW Passat Golf MK5 Jetta Caddy EOS Tiguan with Wireless Carplay Android Auto IPS Touch Screen Car Radio, AM/FM Radio, BT, Dual USB Port

This fits perfectly, after I purchased the 52 pin connector.The Instructions did have a nice photo of what I needed to fit my car and suggested I reach out to customer service to make sure I had the correct wiring harness. The customer service department was extremely quick in the response time I waited less than 10 hours to get a response. They included a link for the correct And answered my other questions as well.the additional wire harness was $20 and found here on Amazon.Thankfully the instructions did have several troubleshooting solutions.I personally ran into the sound not working after everything was hooked up properly. I followed the troubleshooting solution of unhooking my negative battery terminal for 10 minutes to let everything reset. After the 10 minutes, reconnected the terminal to the battery turned the car on and boom sound.Now, when I did this, I had a few warning signs come up on my dash and my tire gauge was flashing that they were low however, after a quick drive around the block, those lights went away as the car reset.I did not have to purchase an additional camera or any additional controls for my steering wheel. This unit connected with my existing camera and works perfect with my steering wheel controls without any additional work needing to be done on my part.Once I got the proper Connector it literally took me 20 minutes from popping the trim off to popping the trim back on.This was very much plug-in play And I spent $150 between both purchases and 20 minutes of my time.

This is a provisional review, pending a successful resolution of my issue from the manufacturer. I'll update this based on the final outcome of my problem. I'm only writing this to let folks know it might be a major flaw with this head unit, for VW Jetta's to be specific. Mine is installed in a 2013 Jetta SE. If anyone has run across this issue and found a resolution, I'd love to know. I've tried all of the online recommendations, including using an "official" Apple cable, and then some, without luck.Install was super easy, configuration was easy, build quality is surprisingly nice, fit and appearance is as close to OEM as you'll find, steering wheel controls worked out-of-the-box, and wired CarPlay works fine, EXCEPT, incoming and outgoing calls have no audio.I can actually use the screen on the unit to place a call, but nothing comes through the car speakers. If the person answers, it's a dead zone. I can answer an incoming call on the screen, but again, no audio. When connected to wired CarPlay, the connected phone will ring, and if you answer the phone itself, nothing. No incoming or outgoing audio. If you place a call, it's dead silence. If the other person answers, still dead silence. Zero sounds or audio when receiving or placing calls.If this can be resolved, it's a no-brainer replacement for the factory radio in earlier Jetta's. There was a mention in the manual that calls can't be made when connected to CarPlay, but I can't imagine that would be the case. Fumbling around to disconnect CarPlay, and make/take calls through BlueTooth would not only be a massive inconvenience, but downright dangerous.Again, I'll update based on my final results.*****EDIT*****Unfortunately, despite all efforts, I was unable to get hands-free calling to work so I had to return it. Their customer service is responsive, and I'd have given the unit at least a 4 had it worked. Could be my specific car, but just something to note. I did confirm that unplugging the phone and exiting CarPlay does allow hands-free calls via BlueTooth, but that defeats the purpose of having CarPlay.

I bought this stereo for my 2014 VW Jetta SE and I'm so far satisfied. It was very easy to install. The plastic paneling comes off easily enough and there's plenty of videos online to help show you how. Once the panel was off the stock radio comes out by unscrewing a few screws and disconnects with a little maneuvering of the toggles on the cable connections. The new stereo then is installed following a wiring diagram that comes with the stereo. It's fairly straightforward. The only trick was figuring out which wire was correct for the radio antenna. I was happy to find out that my steering wheel volume controls work with this stereo.As for the functionality of the stereo, it's fairly simple. It connects to your phone via Bluetooth or USB connection and uses Android Auto or Apple Car play. It also has a solid radio function. It more or less allows you to have navigation and casting functionality. It also has the ability to add a backup camera which I have not yet done but plan to do in the future. There are some simple options for set up such has the lighting color when the headlights are on as well as options for the backup cam and background of the device. There is also a ln option to get details on your cars systems. It's a neat option however it's only in metric. There in no option to change the readings to standard American settings which is a bit of a bummer.I very much love that this unit fit into my car seamlessly and without any further modification. It appears as if it belongs in the car and looks good. I love that I can change the color of the buttons at night to match my cars trim. For the money I'd say it's a good value. It's nothing over the top, however it's a solid alternative to the stock radio. I do wish it had satellite radio functionality.