Wireless Apple Carplay Screen for Car 4K Dash Cam, 9" Portable Apple Carplay & Android Auto Car Stereo, with 1080p Backup Camera, GPS Navigation/Mirror Link/Voice Control/Bluetooth

I recently bought this wireless Apple CarPlay adapter, and I’m seriously impressed. Setup took less than 5 minutes—just plug it in, pair once, and it connects automatically every time I start the car. No more fumbling with cords or waiting for my phone to link up.The connection is fast and super stable—I’ve had zero dropouts, and everything from music to maps runs smoothly. It also works great with Siri and phone calls, which makes hands-free driving much easier and safer.If you’re tired of plugging your phone in every time you get in the car, this is 100% worth it. Feels like I upgraded my car’s whole infotainment system without spending a fortune. Couldn’t be happier!

I installed this 9-inch CarPlay screen in my Audi few moths back, and it’s been a fantastic upgrade! Here’s why I love it:Perfect Size & Visibility – The screen is big (9-inch) but doesn’t block my view while driving. The display quality is sharp and clear.Easy Setup & Wireless Connection – Installation was simple, and it pairs effortlessly with my phone. No annoying wires!Super Useful for Navigation – I use it mostly for GPS, and it works flawlessly with Google Maps/Waze.Entertainment On-the-Go – I can play YouTube and Amazon Music directly from the screen—makes long drives way more fun.Front Dash Cam is Handy – Automatically starts recording when I drive, giving me extra peace of mind.Minor Note – The backup camera needs extra wiring, which I haven’t installed yet, but the front cam works great on its own.Totally worth the money! If you want CarPlay, a dash cam, . I am very happy with the purchase

I installed this 9-inch CarPlay screen in my Mazda CX-5 last year. First off installation was super easy. Once I found the perfect spot on my dashboard everything powered on quickly via the supplied cigarette lighter power cord. Also, the power cord is really long so if your cigarette lighter is in the back seat it will reach or in the front like mine I just tie my wire up. I mainly use mine with my iPhone mostly for navigation using Waze for my job. I paired via Bluetooth and now have a beautiful crisp 9 inch hi definition screen. The dash cam is a nice addition but I cannot comment on that since my car already has one and I did not install on my vehicle. Overall I would highly recommend the hauxiy wireless car screen due to the value you get for a quality item packed with all the necessary features. Definitely worth the money if you are in the market for a CarPlay compatible hd screen with dash cam.

I have been using this in my 2010 Scion XB and it has been very nice! The tablet sits on my dash on the suction cup mount and does not move or shake too much, but does still shake when hitting bumps. A better mount could help with that (The mount is pretty standard so there shouldn't be much problem with upgrading.TOUCHSCREEN:The Touchscreen is a good resolution and has nice clarity, but is laggy to swipe or scroll which is mildy disappointing.I could not get Screen Mirroring to connect on an iPhone 13 Pro or an iPhone 14 Pro, it will see the screen but will fail connection. I will update this review if it starts working.AUDIO:Minimal Delay! Over Aux and FM the audio was near real time. I tested with a few YouTube videos and the audio and video were in sync!The audio quality is alright. There is a definite difference in EQ and quality when running the audio through the tablet to the car through the different modes:"Speaker" (Plays through tablet and AUX cable) - Audio becomes Mid-focused and a little Tinny, loses some low end. Still not terrible.FM - Same issue as Speaker, but is to be expected from an FM transmitter. It is also less practical if you live in an area with high population density as you are likely to run into another person using a frequency close to yours and you could get interference.AUX (Just the aux cable) - This strangely has better audio quality than Speaker even though its output is still using the AUX cable. It has more low end but is still mildly tinny.BT - My car does not have BT so I was unable to test, I have a second unit that will be used in a car with BT to test and this review will be updated when that happens.Note:My personal solution to the EQ difference has been to pair my phone to the tablet for CarPlay and then use either my USB port in my car or an Aux dongle from my phone to the car. The maps and controls still work on the display, but the audio is at native quality which I enjoy.CARPLAY / MAPS:Carplay works about as well as it should, despite the laggy scrolling on the tablet screen, Maps are responsive and there is minimal delay from input to action.BACKUP/DASH CAMERA:NOTE: If you have a hatchback like me, the Reverse trigger wire that comes with the backup camera is NOT long enough to get around the hatch and to the lights cleanly. You will need a longer wire to splice to the trigger wire on the camera on one end, and the reverse light wire on the other. Not the cleanest but also the cheapest thing that could have gone wrong during this install.The Camera cable itself was long enough to me to route through my hatch door and through the ceiling, routed it behind my dash (on the drivers side since that is where the display is) and out by my instrument cluster. Its about as clean as I could make it without putting extra holes in my dash. (I routed the power cable similarly by putting the bulk of the wire up through the center column.The Backup Camera quality is great! Its not often that I can say I bought a product off of Amazon that said it was 1080p and it actually looked like it. You can get a good amount of detail even from a distance and the shape of the camera lens makes it really easy to find a sweet spot where you can see the ground right behind the vehicle and still be able to see across the street to make sure nobody is about to run into the road and behind your car.The Dash cam is where things get trickier. Since it is physically attached to the tablet, its effectiveness depends mostly on where you can put it. Thankfully in my Scion I have a pretty flat dashboard, and its able to sit in a spot where the camera has a great view. The other car I was supposed to put one of these in (a 2015 Ford Fiesta) Does not have may convenient places to put the tablet that would not render the camera useless.The Dash cam is minorly adjustable however in that it can tilt up and down.I will add pictures and video to this review as it is updated o7

This was a great unit. I ended up sending it back as I am going to install a new radio with Android auto instead, but for those that don't want to do that this is an excellent option to add a nice big screen to your vehicle with Android or Apple capability. It was easy to set up and links to my phone automatically within 10 seconds of starting the car. Picture is great and responsiveness is close to using a smartphone. Lots of features to customize and comes with all the wiring and mounting hardware you need to mount it to your dash, window, etc. I will say passing the sound into the screen and back out through the headphone jack is a little less quality than direct Bluetooth from my phone to my stereo, but I may only notice it as I have a aftermarket subwoofer and notice a little decrease in the bass output. Other than that though no complaints camera quality is great and it's nice that it comes with a memory card already to go. Excellent value and a nice big screen