7" Double Din Car Stereo for Apple Carplay and Android Auto, HD Touchscreen,12 LED Backup Camera,Mirror Link,USB/AUX,FM Car Radio,Noise Cancelling Bluetooth

I was skeptical about this unit because I thought the price was too good to be true, but I have no complaints after 2 weeks of use. The audio quality is much better than the factory head unit in my 2009 Subaru wrx, and after adjusting the eq and turning on “loudness” I was able to dial in the sound just how I wanted. This unit will give you lots of bass when loudness is turned on. CarPlay connects quickly and works seamlessly. The only complaint I have is with radio sound quality, it’s hard to find stations and the ones I could find come through with lots of static. This isn’t a big issue for me because I basically never listen to the radio.I have lots of experience in audio and electrical engineering so installation was pretty easy, it took me about 2 hours including removing interior panels for the backup camera. I wired straight into the factory harness. The instruction booklet and labeled wires on the head unit harness made this job very straight forward.

Wow. This radio is really quite good! The screen is actually quite good as well! I am sincerely impressed with the whole package! The sound is great, Apple CarPlay works flawlessly (hadn’t tried Android yet), Bluetooth connects very fast, the backup camera works flawlessly and looks decent — has infrared night vision and is perfectly usable even in pitch black though it is quite grainy but that’s to be expected honestly. When using Bluetooth (and not CarPlay) you get a very nice and responsive graphic equalizer as well as presets. Left/Right balance and Front/Rear fade controls, loud mode on/off, clock display and all the usual settings. One feature that I love, although a small one is the ability to set a start-up image of the make of your car’s logo. I installed mine in a 2004 Toyota Corolla (FYI) and was able to have the Toyota logo be the fist thing that shows when you turn the key. Really makes the installation feel like it’s factory really. There is one drawback and it 𝘤𝘰𝘶𝘭𝘥 be a deal breaker… The size of this radio is a little bit bigger than standard (ISO) size and therefore if your vehicle, like mine requires a dash install kit be ready to modify the kit to allow the radio to fit. In my situation the radio actually sits a 1/4 inch back from the front bezel of the install kit so I only had to cut all the excess plastic off behind it so the radio can sit up close to the bezel. It wasn’t hard though it might be a deal breaker for some so there’s that. I also am afraid I’ll be no help regarding whether or not one can get a non-standardized kit as I knew I could make something work with a readily available type.

**UPDATE** Alright now I see what everyone else was saying, the radio works great for the first week, then it started restarting itself while playing music, doesn't matter if it's carplay or Bluetooth gets stuck in the middle of the song then reboots itself just to do it again 10 minutes later. As of today April 21, 2023 it's won't even cut on, the wiring is still all connected and good, no fuses are blown on the radio or in the car...probably wiring inside the head unit gone bad or just cheap. Had to order a different head unit, waiting on it to come in. Like others were saying...you get what you pay for. Don't expect it to last long, save yourself the hassle, headache and money and just invest in something a little more expensive. **PREVIOUS** So I picked this up since all the reviews were pretty convincing. And I gotta say I'm right there with them. Android auto and apply carplay works great. It connects to my pixel 6 no problem via cord or Bluetooth same with my wife's iPhone 14.the backup camera works well in day or night. The lines are a little small in comparison to FOV but not a complaint from me. Overall installation and wiring took about 90 minutes due to me having to find partial taps for the reverse wire. I put it in my 1999 Eclipse and gotta say every penny spent was worth it. Radio works well, as does Bluetooth and use connection, screen is responsive. No complaints here. If you're not familiar with a 10 band EQ look up videos to help tune it to you.

For the $43 it cost me, I couldn’t have bought something better. It does everything you would want from a modern double din. Good sound quality, easy setup, flawless CarPlay/Android Auto and Bluetooth connectivity.The Meh:The microphone built in was horrid. Definitely buy a 3.5 mil microphone to attach to your visor or something. Also, the instruction manual or photo’s don’t specify it but it’s the unmarked hole in the bottom middle back of the unit.For the vehicle I was using it for (2010 Corolla) I had a difficult time getting the mounts connected due to the hole placement on the unit so the radio is either tilted a bit to much either up or down and it won’t line up with the faceplate.The faceplate was another issue as the faceplates made for my car are all about 1/8 inch smaller the the screen size so the radio unit is recessed a smidge as well with a very minor gap.Overall, the quality is amazing for the prices but you may run into small and minor inconvenience’s depending on your make and model of vehicle.