Double Din Car Stereo with 7 Inch HD Touchscreen, Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto, Bluetooth GPS Navigation, FM/AM Radio with Backup Camera

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 radio is amazing. Best I’ve had in a while easy to install. Especially if you buy the wire harness connector for the stereo to connect to the factory harness wire. To save yourself from cutting wire. The only problem that I had with the stereo was, it was a little too tight so I had to trim down my stereo body about 1/8 of an inch so it can fit. And you might have to do some fab work when it comes to screw it in or you might have to use some zip tie. hope this helps.👍🏾💯

This is honestly, a really great radio. I had some wiring issues in my 2001 Ford F-150 and my old radio was dead (and incredibly outdated). It did require a bit of cutting through the plastic around the original radio, which I've dealt with in every single early 2000s Ford I've owned when upgrading the radio. I did require a wire harness to connect to one of the power cables. I did not hook up the backup camera because I just didn't wanna deal with it and also don't really need it. So I cannot comment on the quality of that. The Bluetooth connects very well, I have an android, so it utilizes car play. It connects automatically to my phone, tho I do have to unlock my phone each time before it'll connect, which isn't a big deal to me personally. The size fits absolutely perfect in my dash. Looks clean and sticks in well. The touchscreen seems a bit delayed, but every radio I have had has had some type of delay when switching songs or pressing other buttons, so it's whatever. Being that it has android software, it has the play store and you can essentially download any app on it as it's basically just a tablet that connects to your vehicle. I have noticed that the sound quality isn't that great, but it could be just because I'm driving a 24 year old truck. It sounds great at regular volumes but if I crank it all the way up on a good song, it gets pretty fuzzy, no bass, but could just be the old truck speakers! There also seems to be this weird issue where the audio skips but it's like a millisecond so barely noticeable and doesn't happen often, but just a little thing that bothers me lol Overall, FOR THE PRICE absolutely worth it. Worth the extra work and I really have no complaints. It does everything I need it to and more.

Works great. Priced great. It was time consuming to install. The deck is larger than the install kit so you'll have to cut and fabricate some for fitment, would have been easier to use the brackets provided. The steering wheel controls are hard to figure out. I used a scoshe harness with transmitter box and still wouldn't work. Have to set it up in setting, swc set interface. Then set each button up separately and manually. It takes some time but now works, at least 3 buttons do but volume was main concern. Sounds good and the equalizer setting work better than others experienced. You have to take your time and learn the device to get it's full potential. Bluetooth has been flawless. Really no issues except the main buttons for power, home and volume don't light up and are hard to see in the dark but you can add those to the screen. Worth it for sure! Definitely the best I've used, You won't be disappointed with it!

It’s ok, I mean you have to take it for exactly what it is. A very inexpensive deck. Installed pretty quickly it does cut out quite often and the GPS doesn’t update as quickly as it should. I can’t seem to get it to sound as good as it may be able to. I’m still working on that. I think it also depends on the type of music you listen to. I know for a fact, I would never buy anything like this again.

installed this double DIN wireless head unit in my 2007 Toyota Avalon, and it’s one of the best upgrades I’ve made to the car. Installation was smooth, and it fit well into the factory dash with a standard install kit. Right out of the box, the touchscreen looks sharp and responds fast. Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto both work perfectly, and the Bluetooth connects instantly every time. The included backup camera was surprisingly good for the price, and the wiring was straightforward. The sound quality is a big step up from the stock radio — clean highs and solid bass even on factory speakers. I’ve tested music, calls, GPS, and more — everything runs smooth and without lag. ⸻ 🔧 Pros: • Works great with CarPlay & Android Auto • Fast, smooth touchscreen • Backup camera included and works well • Good sound quality • Easy to install with the right harness Cons: • You’ll need a dash kit & wiring harness (depends on your car) • No CD player (not an issue for me) ⸻ Final Verdict: If you want a modern upgrade for an older vehicle like my Avalon, this head unit is worth every penny. Between the wireless CarPlay, camera, and audio boost — I’d absolutely recommend it.

I bought this for my husband to put in his car which is a 2008 Pontiac G6 and did not have any issues installing it. I paid $38 for this radio and it works just as well or better than the $300-$400 car radios. The navigation works great and the Apple car play connects automatically when you get in the car and turn it on just like it would if you had a factory installed Apple car play radio. This is also a great option for anyone who has a Chevy “MyLink” radio that requires an OnStar service to use any of the features link navigation or Pandora. After buying this, seeing how easy it installed, and seeing the quality I would NEVER pay hundreds for a car radio when this can do everything plus more! My husbands car speakers before putting this in sounded horrible, but after we were able to set up the EQ settings and the speakers sound 100% better! If you’re looking for a car radio, do NOT waste your money on name brand, just buy this!

We'll start with the positives first. The price is amazing, and the screen quality and responsiveness is top notch. It's a smooth 60fps experience when in the android OS. If you're familiar with android auto, it's typically laggy doing the real time connection over bluetooth and this unit is no exception. No fault of the product, that's just how Android Auto is. Installation is easy and all the wires are clearly marked. However that's where it ends. On to the bad. The only reason I even tried this product was because I'm using RCA preout only, on a dedicated amp, so I thought that sound quality wouldn't be an issue, and I was dead wrong. I feel the product is severely misrepresented in its claims. For example, if you adjust the fader or balance just one segment in any direction, it absolutely throws the audio in a huge step, then diminishes from there. The GUI shows several levels of balance/fade, but it's just a graphical trick. Same with the EQ. The GUI would have you believe that it's infinitely adjustable, but in reality it's hard to tell much difference no matter what you set. Remember old radios that simply had treble/bass sliders? This radio is kind of like that. On radio quality, absolutely terrible. I don't listen to FM much, but my old name brand head unit was miles ahead on quality. On BT audio, it works fine and seems to be high quality but due to the EQ dilemma I mentioned earlier, you don't get the full experience. Android auto, delivered via the zlink app, is garbage. Sometimes it connects, other times not. The biggest problem is that often this head unit does not "wake up" when the acc voltage is applied. It's definitely on, because it's always on when connected to the yellow constant voltage wire, but if the acc voltage doesn't wake it up, that's no good. And that's where my review ends, because I returned it before getting a chance to hook up the camera. I wanted to love it and I do like the concept, but unfortunately you get what you pay for.