Single Din Touchscreen Car Stereo Wireless CarPlay Wireless Android Auto, 6.9 Inch Android 10 Radio Multimedia with GPS Navigation Hands Free Calling WiFi FM SWC USB, Bluetooth Car Audio Receiver

The main feature I was looking for was Wireless Android Auto in a single din package. The extended bezel worked in my application but may cause problems for others. Install was pretty straightforward, I also added a wired remote which took some troubleshooting. The remote has 2 wires and the radio has 2. I had to connect both wires from the remote to the first input. I use the RCA outputs so I would have preferred to have a set of front and rear, but I was able to make the single pair work. I was able to get everything to connect and work, but could not get Bluetooth audio to play outside of Android Auto. I reached out the support and they where very helpful and answered all the questions I had. I was looking for the Bluetooth audio in the Music app, but didn't know there was a separate app for it. I do not have any cameras or and Apple device so I can not speak to those functions. The sound is great and the radio very responsive. Overall this is a very cheap price for all the functionality you get.The only things I would want different are a set of rear RCA outputs and the ability to customize the launcher screen a little more. You can change the background and there is one icon you can change the shortcut of.

We got this radio for my son’s truck. It looks sleek, and sound quality is great. Installation wasn’t too bad, but it took a bit of time. Overall we are completely satisfied with it. It does what it says and works perfectly. No issues with Bluetooth connection. Highly recommend this!

Radio LOOKS great. That's about it. Mechanic husband installed it and it works fine WHEN it connects. That's probably 1 in 10 times that it will connect to either of our phones. After unpairing/pairing, the phone will say connected but radio will not, or the screen goes black and it does nothing until turned off. When it is connected, navigation and what not works fine. Smooth app interface but the wifi/Bluetooth connectivity straight up sucks. Also not a huge fan of the fact that the volume control is touch buttons rather than a knob, but that was my bad for not paying close attention while purchasing. Overall, super inconvenient setup 0/10 recommend.

Fits perfectly in my Jeep, definitely worth it for the value. Would recommend.

Just got this radio and I’m still in the process of installing it in my BMW Z3. These cars are small and the dash is very tight. This radio is very nice but the screen is oversized so it will stick out a little past the stock frame. I’ll post updates as I go forward but wanted to get some info up as I’m sure this is going to be a popular upgrade for a lot of people. Here are some quick points:Pros:Single DINNice screenAll functions including CarPlay work as designed. Wired Carplay is better.Cons:No real installation instructions for this modelYou have to punch out small tabs in face to insert the release keys (no instructions)The screen is bigger than single DIN size so sticks outThe installation sleeve is a hair larger than the car opening so you may have to modify car dash.UPDATE 1/31/2023: it’s installed and works great. I did not install the backup camera nor do I have an amp. I assume those would work fine. The android boot up is pretty slow so it takes about 60 seconds to get booted up and CarPlay initiated. To start CarPlay, you have to use the TLink app. For me the wireless and wired CarPlay work fine. The sound quality is pretty good, much better than the aftermarket JVC I had installed previously. The CarPlay functions work well, not yet sure about the microphone quality, needs more testing.UPDATE 2/22/2023: used it going to work today for the first time, very impressed! The wireless CarPlay actually works well, the volume control takes a little getting used to but once you get the hang of it, it’s easy to use. Trick is to tap and hold your finger on the top of the screen and once you see the thin bar drag your finger down. Radio is very good in my opinion for the money, I have mediocre speakers at best and it sounds great (keep in mind it’s a convertible so my expectations are low). Now I want to try to load a custom boot and wallpaper image. I would raise the rating to 5 stars but I’m still accounting for the lack of instructions and slight fitment difficulty. If you have some experience, these are not an issue.

-Installation: wasn't terrible and fairly straightforward. The wiring was labeled very well, the connectors felt tight and secure.-Software: this is a buggy mess of usability. It is running an older version of Android for phones that has been modified into a stereo so. Android auto functions well, if you can get it to connect as it is a secondary app that you have to turn on. It will run almost like an independent tablet or phone if hooked up to a wifi signal.-Controls: These are terrible and easily the worst part. Capacitive touch for all controls makes adjusting anything accurately while driving an exercise of futility if not dangerous. Volume, screen brightness (which does not auto adjust), next track, etc.-Audio: It's a cheap stereo. Don't expect Bose quality.-Overall: it's a cheap stereo that you can put into an older vehicle with a single din stereo slot and bring some modern functionality like gps and Android auto.

I’m really pleased with this car stereo. The sound quality is good, and it’s made my daily drives more enjoyable. Installation was fairly simple, even without much technical experience. The Bluetooth connectivity works well, and the touch screen is user-friendly. Overall, it’s been a solid upgrade for my car.I was not sure it would it well in my 1997 jeep wrangler but it dose.