Single Din Car Stereo with Apple Carplay Android Auto,6.9 Inch IPS Touch Screen, Car Radio Stereo with Backup Camera Support Mirror Link Bluetooth Handsfree FM AM USB EQ SWC

This radio was easy to install . My 1966 f-100 truck already had a single din radio installed so I didn't have to modify my dash . The wiring was simple easy to dolly with the diagram and fit well under the lip of my dashboard . Blue tooth connection works well . The Apple car play function needs the cellphone connected through a usb cable . Great radio for the price . I like the eq feature and the touch screen . Maps works great too

Great item, i had no idea this really existed until my old head unit started going out. This went in a 98 Corolla sedan. Its surprising when you get it out of the box how small in one sense it is - but since no more CD player, the unit is about 3ish inches shallower than old cd units. The instructions are simple and i was able to identify all my wires from my previous harness from the other replaced stereo. My old corolla required a dremel tool to cut out the opening a little bit, which was not difficult at all if you are a do it yourselfer, and no fault to the unit (you can see that the unit is just below the ac vents so they are not blocked). The reverse camera that comes with it is simple and works ok, the metal screws in it are very small, not sure how they'll hold up in weather, etc, but hopefully ok. Plenty of wire to run to the back of the car. I'm not intimately familiar with apple play ( i do have an Iphone) and it seems pretty decent. I cant read texts on the screen, but i can touch the menu and i believe it will read the last unread text. on google maps i cant pinch the screen to zoom in and out, there are arrow keys to move around but not same. having the larger display for navigation is worth it alone. i don't know if the external wired microphone really works - i read other reviews that said it didn't and i don't think if it hold it close to my face it really picks up much ( I think it's using the mic on the unit itself) overall very happy and would recommend. another small complaint is even when headlights are on and unit is in night mode, the lights around the usb plugs are still bright. there may be a function to turn off but haven't looked. they are a little bright, might even put some small tape or a black marker on the area to dim.

The first radio , the backup camera did not work and Amazon did a great job of replacing it right away. The second radio the same thing happened , no backup camera as connections shown in the Operation Manual provided by the seller. I requested contact with the seller to see if they could help in getting it to work. They kept telling me to look at the Manual, their Manual did not tell you anything helpful. I went back and forth with their information person hoping to get answers to my questions but was told they would take it up with the engineers and get back to me. No answers were to come. I had to go out and buy a car antenna, $19 USD to get this to work on my bench. I then checked out the wires on the power Terminal. I found the Pink wire that was to be connected to the Video red power already has 3.5v power comming from the radio. I then tried the wire above the pink wire , which buy the way was not the color that matched Owners Manual. Anyway installing it to the video red power and when I turned on the reverse light the backup light workef. So I reversed the 2 wires in the power Terminal so the pink wire matched the Owners Manual. I shared my hours of testing the radio with the seller and asked for an additional radio for my compensation of buying the antenna and for fixing their errors in their Owners Manual. I thougt this was a small ask for the fix I gave them, but it went on deaf ears. It is a nice radio, but not worth buying unless you want to spend a few hours fixing the sellers errors to get it to work.

For a budget-friendly radio, this one delivers a lot for just $60! The Bluetooth connects instantly without any hassle, making it super convenient for hands-free use. Android Auto requires a USB connection, but I prefer using Bluetooth, which works great. The sound quality is solid, though I suspect my truck’s small factory speakers are the limiting factor.The backup camera functions well, though not as crystal clear as advertised—but it does the job just fine. I think any minor interference might be due to EMF from the spark plug wires, rather than the unit itself. The touchscreen responsiveness could be slightly better, but for a sub-$65 radio, it's more than acceptable.One minor downside is the remote control only works when pointed directly at the radio, which limits its usefulness a bit.Overall, if you’re looking for an affordable upgrade with solid features, this is definitely worth considering.