ISUDAR 2023 New PCM 3.1 Wireless Carplay & Android Auto Module for Porsche Panamera Cayenne Macan Cayman Boxster 911 718 Support Reverse Camera Parking Sensor Mirror Link Steering Wheel Control

the install was fairly easy on my 2012 porsche panamera, the hardest part is getting the vents out to access the screen. but after that i had finished it within 2 hours make sure everything is plugged in securely and correctly, my first time around the screen was buggy and the porsche system would crash the screen anytime i tried to get off carplay/reverse camera. i ended up taking it all apart and reconnecting everything and til this day it works perfect. it’s amazing now and works smoothly while making my porsche look more up to date and for $350>, i love it

I'm pairing with a Samsung Galaxy S20, factory image, not rooted. I have to factory reset the module at least once a week in order to connect. Lately it has been daily. Installation was fine and the module worked for 3 days (initial pairing took 3 attempts), but since then it will not pair without a factory reset. Occasionally I can get it to pair by turning the android auto function off and back on, but that only works about 1 out of every 5 or 6 times. Definitely not satisfied with the purchase.

Technology wise this unit is fantastic, connection might as well be instantaneous and it works exactly as you'd hope. Install is relatively simple, but I ran into a few snags. My car has XM and Bose and these both were (manageable) issues. The included standoffs were still too short for the PCB to clear the XM module. I initially tried to add some computer motherboard standoffs, but the thread pitch was wrong. I ended up just using a few M3 washers to add some extra height. There's still plenty of thread grabbing so I'm not too worried about it. When installing the unit back into the car you have to feed the Bose fiber optic cable through the loom extension, this made everything super frustrating to wrangle, topped with the fact that I'm not really sure where the extra connectors and wires are supposed to fit, there just isn't much room behind the head unit. I eventually did get it in but it was a lot more of a squeeze than I would have liked. I'd still recommend this over any other option, just be ready for some potential install issues.

I have had this for about a year and it worked flawless. At one point my Android phone stopped connecting and I worked with their customer service and they were VERY helpful and after a firmware update everything went back to working perfectly. I can't stress how helpful they were. We had to communicate with wildly different time zones but in the end it all got solved.

This is the 2nd unit I purchased from ISUDAR. First one I had purchased directly from them and I thought maybe I just got a bad unit. I bought this one from Amazon and I had the same issue with the screen having lines, etc. I double and triple checked the cable connections and still had the same problem. I ultimately returned this and purchased one form JoyAuto and was able to install that one without any issues.

Installed it in a 2014 Porsche 911. Works flawlessly. I read some comments before that the installation is not very difficult. I have to disagree. Depending on the car, it might be easier. But in the Porsche 911 it is quite a challenge to take out the radio, open the radio, install the card with all it's cables, get it properly closed again and all this without braking anything. Luckily I succeeded, but it did take a few hours to get it done. Now I very much love it and happy I did it.

Bought this to update my 2012 Cayenne since I was getting a bit bored with Sirius XM and god forbid I would have to listen to the local radio stations. The navigation system was also outdated so I had the option of retrofitting some cheap chinese aftermarket unit, or adding this board. I did the installation by myself and the entire process was taken care of within 2 hours, including cleaning up and drinking a beer. The only 'gotcha' was the fact that I had to remove the Sirius XM card since 1) the included standoffs were to short to fit it in with that board installed and 2) I had to cut the antenna cable to run the cables into the unit needed for this board. Since I wasn't planning on using Sirius XM anyway, it wasn't a problem for me at all. I also had to cut a piece of the back metal cover off to get the wires through, but also not a problem since nobody will ever see that. In the end I got wireless Android Auto that automatically fires up when I get in the car and I can use the oem backup camera as well as the oem mic with this system. 1 star deducted for the fact that when I go into a parking space, it doesn't activate the screen that shows how far away an object is and I have to go by the beeping alone. (I have the parking sensors in the front and rear, and when they trigger normally it would display on the screen). Minor niggle, but nothing that would put me off from purchasing this again.

I wanted a revesrse cameras for my 2016 Cayman and settled on the ISUDAR kit for my Porsche PCM 3.1 infotainment system. Removing the PCM was about an hour. Adding the daughter board was about an hour. Removing the bumper cover, the interior panels and finding power for the Reverse camera then reasembling was about 5 hours. Cost was lower than most systems and it works great, automatically displaying the reverse camera, then switching tot he Front camera whihc I have not installed yet. Tech support was good and the manual is OK, but the unit is fantastic. Got it in two days too whihc was perfect.