Single Din Car Stereo with Apple Carplay Android Auto,6.9 Inch IPS Touch Screen Car Stereo with Backup Camera, Car Radio Support Mirror Link Bluetooth Handsfree FM AM USB EQ SWC

For the price you can’t go wrong. I have had it installed for about a month or so now. Wiring took several hours but I was doing a very clean install of all my wiring and everything along the frame rail with heat shrink connectors and plastic coronated wire tubing for rear camera. Screen size is good enough for a single din and good picture. Takes time to figure out the layout and I do wish some of the buttons were bigger on the touchscreen.So the microphone wire was short and I wasn’t able to put it where I wanted it but found a spot that worked. Quality while talking is ok people can hear me but I have to speak up.The backup camera quality was kind of pixelated not the best but worked. The wire length was too short for my full size truck so I had to get a longer wire kit.CarPlay with gps only works when plugged in. But you cannot listen to the radio when using gps only your apps on phone for music. So when I’m the mood for local radio just use iHeart radio. Again that is only when using gps radio works fine just by itself no CarPlay. Kinda dumb but whatever.Bluetooth works well but again only for music no gps or anything unless plugged in.But guys it’s a $50 radio. Buy it! It works great for what it is. If you’re looking for all the fancy features let’s just say you get what you pay for. I’m on a budget and I would buy it again.I have a 2005 Dodge 2500 5.9 4x4 CCSB SRWIf it helps anyone with same truck my reverse light wire on the rear drivers side light harness was a white wire with the LIME green stripe. There is also a white wire with green stripe so be sure to tap into correct wire.

I have put CarPlay stereos in the last 3 cars I have owned. It cost between $600-$1000 to get CarPlay on those past few cars. I bought this stereo for cheap since I'm putting in a car with low quality features that didn't have a functioning radio to begin with, so my expectations were low. I am happy to say that this stereo exceeded my expectations for the price. I will say that the materials are cheap feeling, and I don't really know how good the audio quality is because the speakers in my car are crappy to begin with. However, the radio works perfectly. AM/FM both work. Bluetooth works great and connects more quickly than the radio in my Porsche! The CarPlay is PERFECT. I have been using this radio for about a month, and with the wired CarPlay there hasn't been a single time where it didn't connect or froze up on me. The radio is also a lot more responsive than I was expecting. The touchscreen feels cheap, but it is very responsive and fast. I didn't even bother installing the back-up camera or steering wheel controls, but the fact that this is not a true single DIN sized stereo. It's a bit bigger, so it is going to stick out some and may get in the way of your AC controls if your car's stereo is a tight fit. I was able to get it to work for me, but it is worth mentioning. One last thing to mention, some reviews complain that the wired CarPlay didn't work for them. There are 3 USB ports on the radio. Only one of them is functional with CarPlay (I believe the bottom type-a port). Keep that in mind if you are having trouble.Overall, I can't complain about this at all for the price. I will outline the pros and cons below as a summary.PROS- Cheap- Easy to install- Clear instructions about the wiring- Backup camera included- Responsive touch screen- surprisingly fastCONS- Pretty cheap feeling- A bit bigger than single DIN so fitment may be tough- Probably doesn't have a great pre-amp built in (just based off the size and weight of the thing).- In very bright sunlight the screen isn't quite bright enough.

For a budget-friendly radio, this one delivers a lot for just $60! The Bluetooth connects instantly without any hassle, making it super convenient for hands-free use. Android Auto requires a USB connection, but I prefer using Bluetooth, which works great. The sound quality is solid, though I suspect my truck’s small factory speakers are the limiting factor.The backup camera functions well, though not as crystal clear as advertised—but it does the job just fine. I think any minor interference might be due to EMF from the spark plug wires, rather than the unit itself. The touchscreen responsiveness could be slightly better, but for a sub-$65 radio, it's more than acceptable.One minor downside is the remote control only works when pointed directly at the radio, which limits its usefulness a bit.Overall, if you’re looking for an affordable upgrade with solid features, this is definitely worth considering.