[2.5K Front Camera+64G TF Card] Wireless Carplay/Android Auto Portable Car Radio with 9.3" HD Touchscreen Dash Cam, Front/Rear View Camera Stereo Receiver Bluetooth FM Transmitter AUX

I was really surprised by display. It's a must buy if you have don't have a head unit (speakers are pretty decent for the size), if your current unit doesn't have carplay and display but you have room on your dash or if your new head unit that you were considering will block vents, doesn't fit well or the display is in a really poor position or you just really want a cam and carplay in an easy solution. I can't think of a better and easier solution than this. In my use case, I have a head unit I really like but the display blocks my AC vents when the display is up. It's not bad and the solution is pretty good but I wanted to try something that could go on my dash so I got this. In my setup, I connect my phone to the already installed car stereo and to the podofo display simultaneously. I get audio and carplay via bluetooth albeit connected to two different devices. The unit seems of better quality than I expected considering the price, has tons of customization options and feels responsive. My only worry is how well it will do in the heat but so far it's been great and I live in a very hot climate. Some things to consider when buying, the mount could be better. I really dislike adhesive mounts. I'm going to try different solutions to see what is best. I'll most likely just bite the bullet and try the adhesive in the worst case. Make sure that your seating position is high enough that the display doesn't obscure too much of your view when it's on the dash. If you already have a rear cam, keep in mind that this does not use an RCA input. Yes, your phone will have to connect to two devices (not a big deal, it should do so automatically. Other then that, the product and what it comes with comes in a really well-thought out package. It's cool that they included a cig light splitter. You can connect USB-C for power considering you have a good enough power source (I think, I had to use the supplied cig to USB-C adapter). That's pretty much it. I'm not sure about the longevity in general but we will see. I've dealt with podofo before with another product and they have been awesome so I'm not too worried. The only thing dealbreakers you really have to watch out for is something to consider with all on dash displays. As mentioned before, your eye line has to be positioned well enough where your view isn't too obscured and that you are using a good mount (adhesives in my experience tend to be choosy about which surfaces work best on them). You also need a previous head unit or at least a bluetooth audio source for your car. Barring this, IMO, this is a really good buy.

I have a 2008 Tacoma truck. It does not have any modern tech in it such as a touch screen infotainment center like how all the new cars have. I have a basic CD player and that's it. It doesn't have any Bluetooth or even auxiliary input for it. I wanted to switch it out for an entire new unit that was more modern but I didn't want to go through the hassle of installation. That's where I found this unit. For starters the best part is that it's plug and Play. Also it has dual cameras one for the front and one for the back that I can hook up to my reverse lights. The screen is definitely high definition. It is fantastic. The pictures don't do it justice. Connecting to Android is very simple. Is literally a click of a button. It also has Apple carplay if you have an iPhone. I'm able to have my navigation up and Spotify at the same time. You can see in the pictures that I mounted it not on the factory mount. But I did supply photo of how it would be on the factory mounts the double-sided tape. The reason why I didn't go that route was because as you can see in the photo my dash is curved and does not have any flat surfaces. This is basically an extension of my phone. It just has a way better and bigger screen. The cameras also show high definition as well. Comparing this to my old backup camera I can see way more details which allows me to be more careful. If you want a simple way to add Android auto, this is it. Not only do you get an all-in-one Android auto interface but you get a HD screen and HD front and rear cameras. Keep in mind that the front camera is fixed to the back of the monitor. So to use it correctly you would need to mount the monitor on your dash so the camera can face forward through the windshield. The rear camera has a very long cable so you can basically mount it anywhere. The connection is a 2.5 mm plug and not the standard RCA video connection. This is definitely worth it for those of us who have cars without the modern tech from the factory.

I have an older truck that has a single DIN radio in it. To put a double DIN in it I would have had to do a lot of modifying. This unit was a perfect add-in for my setup. The setup process for connecting to my radio was super fast. It gives you multiple ways to share sound (BT, Aux, or FM) but since I was buying it mainly for the Car Play / Android Auto option anyway the Bluetooth option worked perfect. The mounting bracket has a solid connection to my dash. The sound is crisp (through my car stereo). The unit boots up very quickly and so far I have had no drops with the wireless CarPlay. I will have to try the Android Auto option in the future as I was a long time Android user until recently. The screen has quick response to touch and so far I have not had a glare issue. I have only had it a week but have purposely been driving the truck more just to give it some testing. The rear view and front view cameras work as they should. The only negative I could at this moment give is the rear camera does not have an option to invert which changed the way i wanted to mount it but other than that it works great. I had already had a previous camera setup so connecting the reverse wire was simple for me. The Car Play options work great and respond quickly. As it should, you can use Siri to make changes and do things hands free. I assume it will work with Android Auto just as well. The true test will come in the summer months as I live in the lots of sunlight so hopefully it can handle the heat, that is my only concern at this time. I would recommend this product to anyone looking to add Apple/Android option to a car without it. I chose this one because the screen was wide but not tall so doesn't interfere much with visibility. Update: I've now put plenty of hours and several trips on the device and can positively say it continues to perform well. I even liked it enough to show to a couple of friends and one of them bought 2 as both their cars, like mine are not able to easily retrofit a Carplay/Android Auto stereo in them. At first I didn't realize it had an auto dimming feature but it does (not one that connects to your car lighting like a bolt in stereo would) and it works pretty decent. You can set the time you want it to dim and the level. I did have one issue and the customer service immediately responded and satisfactorily took care of me. I did start to have one section of the base start to pull up from the weeks of 90+ heat, but was able to easily take care of that (they also send a 2nd sticky pad but I didn't need it). The response time of the screen is way faster than some double DIN touch screens I have had experience with so very impressed with that. I have had no problems running Pandora, Sirius XM, Apple Car Play, Google/Waze/Apple Maps, etc. The screen is very responsive but voice commands work great too. Again, for those needing to add Car Play/Android Auto has limited options without major dash surgery, this unit has worked great and I would purchase again.

I've had this item for a little over two years. Initially it was great. I loved the thing, other then that it would never store the date and time as the internal battery in it isn't the best. The real reason I am giving it such a bad rating is the customer support. Lately the thing has started having connectivity issues. Android auto disconnects about every 10-15 minutes. It's not a very set amount of time. I reached out to Podofo support about this hoping to get some troubleshooting help or see if there was a firmware update or something. As soon as they found out that I had bought the item a couple years ago they stopped replying. Complete ghost. Not bothering to tell me I wasn't supported, nothing. Three emails to them and no reply after the one were I sent them a screen grab of my order details. I would recommend others avoid this product for that reason. There are plenty of other options and having a company stand behind their product and try to help their customers is important.

TL;DR: ================================================================= 1. Excellent customer service! Contacted the seller for an issue and the seller responded quickly in the same day. Another email exchanges with the details of the issue, and the seller proactively offered the solution and resolved the issue. 2. Key advantage comparing to others: wide 10" screen;1024*600 resolution; 2.5K front camera; rear camera with adjustable back-up marking lines. Detail review: ================================================================= Compared this product with others and I finally picked this portable display for my 2004 Lexus LX470. I have some unique requirements to achieve: 1. A camera to enable me to see the front terrain while off-roading. Better with the marks to show the tire placement to help to pick the best line. 2. A high resolution dashcam. 3. BT music play function 4. Android Auto/Apple CarPlay function Tested the product for several days and it has all the functions I need which works pretty well too. Its wider 10" display very tall. So it could sit on top of the dashboard without blocking the vision. The 1024*600 resolution is good enough. It integrates a 2.5K high resolution front camera and a 1080P rear camera for loop recording. 2.5K resolution is more optimal than 1080P to clearly read the license plate of the vehicle in front. The 1080P rear camera does come with adjustable backup marker, which I actually installed it front facing on the front bumper. With a switch to give its red backup signal wire a +12V voltage, the screen displays the terrain right in front of my car with the marker line to show where the tire might be placed. It works so well! And now my outdated but beloved Land Cruiser (Yes, LX is a Land Cruiser) has some modern functions to make wheeling easier and safer. So I don't have to keep stopping and leaving the car to check the front terrain for obstacles. It streams the BT music from the cellphone to car's FM radio. Again, another modern function I desire on an older car. Customer service: ================================================================= One of the extra goodies I like is the Multi-function Car Charger, which expands the power sockets to 2, adds USB charging ports, displays the battery voltage, adds another FM transmitter and plays music from USB. I like this extra device a lot but unfortunately it stopped working. So I contacted the seller and to my surprise, the seller responded back in the same day. After another 2 email to provide the details of the issue (a short video), seller proactively offered partial refund for the non-working device and I'm free to get better one with the refund. To be honest I was hesitated with the concern of the long-term quality of the product. Now I'm pretty confident to the customer care from the seller and believe won't be left behind in the future. Highly recommended.

TL;DR Screen itself works pretty well, connection to phone is fast but regularly skips or disconnects entirely. Audio connection to car is good but phone calls aren't great. The mount is terrible. Haven't tested the backup camera yet, front facing camera image is fine but haven't tested recording. I've been using this screen for about 2 weeks now and still can't decide if it's worth it or not. It's great to have a screen in my 2011 Nissan Xterra but there are some near deal breakers here. I haven't tested the backup camera yet since it will take awhile to install properly and I may want to return the screen. I briefly looked at the front facing camera to see if it worked but the angle is bad where I have it mounted so I don't expect to use it. The image was fine and it says it's recording but again, I'm not going to use the feature so I haven't tested if it actually works. Let's start with the positives. The screen works pretty well overall. As others have mentioned, it connects reasonably quickly, about on par with my wife's Android Auto in her 2021 vehicle. The dimmable range is pretty decent, low enough at night and high enough in bright sunlight. There is an "auto" dimming setting but it's based on a schedule you set instead of a sensor like a cell phone. It glitched and wouldn't adjust when I first got it but started working after resetting the system time twice. The touch sensitivity and resolution are both decent, not spectacular but better than expected for less than $100. There are 3 options for audio (Bluetooth, radio, and aux cable) and while I can't speak to the Bluetooth, the radio and aux connectivity is solid (when it stays connected to my phone, see below). I'm using the aux currently but may go back to the radio, there is a little static on every channel but it's okay for audiobooks (I switched to fix a glitch I'll describe later and it hasn't helped). If I think of anything else positive I'll update this later. On to the negatives. The first big issue is the mount, it's absolute rubbish. I read quite a few reviews and most say it's bad but more of a nuisance than anything. I disagree, it's completely useless. The mount consists of a flat rubber base connected to a hard plastic body by 3 tiny screws. The body connects to the back of the unit with a ball socket. As others have mentioned, be very careful unscrewing the ball socket, the head of the screw is inside the unit and if you don't hold it you'll lose it inside. Knowing this, I was very careful and managed to disconnect and reconnect it several times without issue. The real problem is the base. Because it isn't rigid, the screen flops around when attached via the included adhesive. The adhesive is fine, not my preferred mounting method but good quality. The thing just isn't stable at all, while driving it wobbles all over the place and I'm afraid it would tear off within a week. I quickly gave up and fashioned a base I could screw the mount into (took a couple hours and a trip to the hardware store). I'm hoping to find an aftermarket mount that will work better since my solution sits too high and blocks my view a bit and still rattles a little. Next up, something keeps glitching with the connection to my phone. The audio will skip like an old CD for periods of time and sometimes drops the Bluetooth connection to my phone altogether. I thought it was random at first (thus switching from the radio to aux connections) but it happens in the same places every day on my commute. I live in a big city and it will skip in 3 places on my route for about a block, and disconnect entirely in 2 places for about 2-3 blocks. I know it's not my phone, I've regularly taken the same route while connected to Bluetooth headphones and an aux/Bluetooth adapter I used before the screen for 3 years without any issues. This is the biggest sticking point for me, I miss sections of my audiobook and lose navigation regularly enough to be a problem. I'm going to try disconnecting from Android Auto and just using the Bluetooth music function to see if the issue persists and I'll update my review. Making phone calls has been an issue but I think this falls in the "what did you expect for less than $100" category. Sometimes I can't hear the person on the other end, sometimes they can't hear me, sometimes it works just fine. My car has very early Bluetooth capabilities (phone calls only, no other media) so the multiple connections may be to blame here. When it works, the road noise and slight rattle my DIY mount creates are picked up by the microphone too clearly making calls hard anyway. This isn't unexpected, it's about the same as any cheap headphones. Finally, I've had some issues with the day/night mode in maps. I've changed the settings back and forth a few times and it mostly switches as intended but sporadically it glitches and I have to change it manually. Overall I'm dissatisfied but just on the fence between whether it's worth it for the price or not. I'm going to test the backup camera without fully installing it before I decide to keep the whole thing or try another random product from Amazon. I know you get what you pay for, I wasn't expecting miracles. If the connectivity issues were fixed I'd give it 4 stars, 5 if the mount worked too. I'll try to add photos soon.

Only had it about a month but it was a fairly simple install. Had to remove some of the interior trim panels to run the reverse camera to the front. Also tied into the reverse light bulb on the same side. It wasn’t very hard to do but you do need patience. It’s a very thin wire so if it snags or breaks you will be angry. The video is definitely HD and worth the money for sure! I’ve had several people ask about it as well The only thing I don’t like is that it takes a while to start up when you turn the car on. You can’t just toss it in reverse and the camera will work. Everything takes a few minutes to connect. With my car my phone will connect with the radio and start playing music then connect to the unit and it starts playing out the unit speaker with is not great quality at all and then it stops playing music so I have to hit the play button to connect the unit with the radio. Wish I had a more direct way to connect the two but hell, for the price point it’s not bad enough for me to give this unit anything less then 5 stars!

I bought this for my work vehicle as it has a cap on the truck that prevents you from using the rear mirror. This unit is amazing. It survived 2 vehicle accidents going 60 and 90mph. Unit has zero issues. The only issue I have had is sometimes the tf card corrupts itself(due to the amount of power cycling the unit receives due to work being on the road and I service multiple customers a day), however a simple email to the seller gets you a firmware update that helps fix that issue! Fast response time, usually between 12-48hrs. And if something gets damaged, they can help with replacement even if out of warranty! Great little unit. Only thing that'd make it better, albeit more expensive, would be if it had a wifi offload and had the ability to have an ssd with power timer and warmer.

Worth for money, it is good, huge latency in screen mirroring but mostly good, no issues with apple carplay and android auto never disconnected in 15 days of usage

Old Land Cruiser needed an upgrade to see Google Maps while driving. This has the benefit of answering calls without touching my phone and viewing behind the truck when reversing (impossible without). I installed the screen in about 5 minutes and reverse camera in about 15 minutes, took longer than expected as my truck has been converted to a camper with kitchen and bed in rear. No static noise in the audio like others report, Bluetooth and Aux both work great. Connects easily to iPhone, didn't test an Android though.

The product was as described, cameras quality is good, wireless connection is flowless, works every time, the screen mounts however wasn't the best there is.

Es muy bueno, fácil de instalar y muy útil ya qué sé conecta al celular y se puede usar Adroid car. También me parece de lo mejor que graba tanto por la cámara de adelante como por la cámara de atrás.

Constantly disconnecting from the phone. I have changed the fitter, but still same issue. It ended up making me so mad that I threw it away.