Wireless Double Din Car Stereo with 7" HD Touchscreen | CarPlay & Android Auto | Backup Camera | Bluetooth GPS Navigation | FM/AM | All Vehicles

I've tried this with wireless carplay and android auto, and besides the occasional bluetooth bug with Android, it's worked flawlessly. Comes with a backup camera that is higher resolution than standard 480i, I just wish it were a little wider field of view. I'm loving the glass screen, feels premium. The capacitive buttons are definetly a design choice. I don't prefer capacitive, but i'm greatful it has steering wheel control. It has FM radio (no AM), reception is clear. Also has a good DSP, and the audio that comes out is surprisingly clear. The inbuilt amp isn't too powerful, so don't expect it to drive massive aftermarket door speakers loudly. For OEM speakers, it's more than adequate. GPS is really cool to have if you use one of those turn by turn navigation APKs. The unit goes into a deep sleep when the car is off. Hasn't drained my battery so far. After 3 days of being in sleep, it will do a full shutdown, and the next time you turn the car on, it does a full bootup. Not a huge deal. The UI is very smooth, rarely hitches like android head units i've used in the past. Overall good value.

This things is so good. I ordered 7inch but it came actually a 9inch screen but 7in mount so it fits in the 7inch din but the thin 9in screen sits outside the opening which is great for me (EDIT: the next one I ordered was a true 7inch so yours will look normal and sit inside your car’s dash).This thing has everything and once I understood all the settings in the equalizer it made my awesome factory stereo sound even better and louder which I didn’t think possible. I am just blown away because I only paid like $43+tax. I have bought a few $50 dins and sent one back but this thing blows them all away. It’s worth $2-$300. The rear view camera is ok but I’ll probably replace it with one that’s night vision.The connection for an iPhone is a little funky and I bet with an android this thing would be seamless and even better but I’m getting used to the CarPlay use. It has all these ways to connect. Bluetooth, WiFi, hotspot to your phone. Hotspot from your phone. Wired. I had trouble at first with them fighting each other to connect but I’m getting the hang of it.Buy this thing. You won’t be disappointed unless you’re just not technically savvy at all. In that case this might be a little much for you but for someone that wants all the features and control I am 300% satisfied. Also Bluetoothed it to my obd2 scanner for realtime performance data and mpg etc on my older Toyota which is awesome to have. The possibilities with this thing are endless it seams. Also hooks up to other screens and aux stereos like would be in the rear. Can connect to a front and rear camera. Just ordered two more for my other cars, I’m worried the price will go up.Edit::- so last picture is of the second one I ordered and just opened up which I noticed is a true 7inch so if you order one it won’t look weird when installed like the other pictures

Nice double din android based car stereo system. I bought this to replace a double din in my NV2500, and found the face was just a hair to big to fit through the opening in the dash. I filed a very little bit off around all sides of the opening and managed to get a snug fit.There were no instructions in the box, however, the wires are all labeled, and follow standard wiring colors for car stereos. My old van already had a backup light that worked with this system so I didn't change out the backup light and can't comment on that, however, the car stereo does activate the camera properly when put in reverse.I am taking one star off for Android Auto wireless connection issues. I mainly bought this for the wireless android auto option, and it will connect wirelessly ... occasionally. I would take off more stars, but it appears to be some wifi conflict issue that may be more Android Auto's fault than this stereos.Due to the problems I had with wireless android auto, I've decided to use the wired connection. This works fine. You will likely want to make sure you "unpair" your stereo and your phone so that it won't try to connect wirelessly when using the wired connection. Also note that there are two USB ports. One is for charging, and the other is for data transfer. Connect to the USB port for data transfer.

Everything I needed it to do and more. Default audio is not high-end but using the equalizer settings I achieved the sound I wanted. Great backup camera system. I did buy a different backup camera for mounting on my 2007 Toyota Matrix. Clean screen quality that responds to my touch and I have big meaty claws. Make sure to set it to the proper region in settings.

This thing is the biggest piece of crap! Background feedback noise as soon as you turn power on, Don't mention trying to turn on the subwoofer It puts feedback through the rest of the channels. Not to mention the back of the radio gets hot like very hot to the point where I think it's going to melt

Screen and performance and nice. I have connected the wiring to try it out but not permanently mounted yet. It seems to be a non-standard size and I have to modify the opening in the Metra adapter that I ordered to mount in my Miata. I will also have to fabricate brackets. I have not tried the speaker connections yet since I still had the Bose factory system. Had to connect line outs to the amp. Will be connecting the speakers soon once I have mounted new component 4 ohm speakers in the doors. Speaker wires coming out of the head unit are only 20 gauge so not expecting great until I can hook up another amplifier to use the line outs again.Update: audio quality is very inconsistent. This head unit is connected to a brand new pair of JBL speakers. One song will be OK and the next I can't hear the midrange or singer's voice very well. I have tried all kinds of adjustments in the EQ but can't get it right. Unfortunately I am now past the return date so I'm out of luck and will have to buy something else.