Steering Wheel Mounted Control, universal for Universal Car Stereo DVD Player GPS Navigation System with key learning function

I bought this with mixed expectations to add steering wheel controls to my 2002 CR-V and have to say I am pleasantly surprised at the outcome having expected like most product f this type that it would have a bit of an aftermarket feel to it but it installs very neatly on the steering column and took very little time to install.If you are looking to add steering wheel controls to your car that looks remotely stock this is definitely the best product I have found out there. Installation instructions were also pretty good, just note that the install on something like this is always going to be more effort than an infrared or bluetooth option but the result is considerably better and if you have the right tools and some basic DIY skills it is not all that hard to do.

After fitting my after market Android unit for my 2013 insignia I failed to l get supplied the steering controls working, as many others had this issue too. I installed this unit, was working within 10 minutes. Using GND wire along with the KE1 wire on my unit. I configured the buttons using the SWC app on the system. All works fine and is a pleasure to drive with the media stalk in situ.

Brilliant device and so easy to install brought for my classic car so can use the radio

Amazing,easy to use.easy to install

Make sure you first remove all grime around where you want to stick this, it is 3M tape and it will stick if the surface is clean. On my stereo I had a KEY1 & KEY2 wire, connected the KEY1 (doesn't matter which one really) to the red wire on the control and the GND wire from my stereo to the black wire on the control. Into the menu system, paired the buttons and words great.Should have bought this 2 yrs ago, cheap and cheerful but works a treat :)

cheap, flimsy. did not use.

I bought this on the basis that it looked "OEM" and didn't require any drilling to fit. It was bought in the *hope* that'd work with my aftermarket Sony head unit rather than *knowing* it'd work.It worked. It actually worked.I had to buy a suitable patch cable which wasn't from this site and I obviously won't list here (for Sony head unit owners, search JCK29-UCCAB-007 Sony Patch Lead), and solder the patch cable to the leads coming from this remote.(The patch cable is the lead that will plug into the back of the head unit as this remote only comes with 2 leads; signal and ground, no plug.)After plugging my frankencable into the back of my head unit whilst it was disconnected from the power (important bit of advice for Sony head unit owners, else it won't recognize the remote), and plugging everything else in, I powered it up. I was able to enter "steering wheel controller learning mode" and assign the buttons accordingly (in my case I assigned the mute button to "source")The whole process was a bit of a faff however if you're not afraid to do a bit of research to find the right patch lead then it's a pretty cheap way of adding steering wheel column controls to a car that doesn't have any.My only criticism of this product is that it seems to only come in left-hand orientation/installation only (unless an upside-down install doesn't bother you). Not a problem for most European and US cars, bit of a pain for Japanese vehicles

The self adhesive tape wasn't great and not very sticky but once screwed in , does exactly what it says with easy instructions to follow .Would recommend