Head Up Display, 4.3"LCD Digital HUD Display GPS Speedometer High Visualization Digital GPS Light Sensor Performance Competitive Direction Driving Mileage Altitude Time Travel Speed Alarm

I bought this after changing my car as I had been used to the inbuilt HUD display in my Peugeot 3008 and had found it very useful. At first I was going to buy the obd2 version as I presumed it would be more accurate than the GPS version. However I got cold feet after reading some potential problems with connecting devices to the obd socket and so plumbed for the GPS version. The digital speed display is larger than the one I was used to in the Peugeot and brighter. Even the low brightness setting is brighter. I am not convinced that the display needs to be as large or as bright. However, I haven't found it a distraction and the display is clear. The speed shown is close enough to the dashboard reading and I can probably get it closer with some further calibration. I had some difficulty getting the secondary display to show at first. The manual is not as clear as it might be. However, it is now showing ok. Personally I don't think many of the secondary display options are that useful: mileage for trip, clock, etc as most of what is offered is already available on the instrument panels of most modern cars. If the manufacturers left off the secondary display it could make the unit cheaper and smaller. The cable supplied is of a useful length and could probably be threaded under the dashboard for a tidier installation, though I haven't tried this yet. I have been using the USB lead and found it to work fine. This was useful for me as I wanted to use the 12v power outlet socket for a satnav. I think the unit is a little expensive for what it does. I paid just under £60. When I visited the page a few days later I noticed the price had gone up to £67.99. What is that about? Also there seem to be identical units under different names, as far as I can tell, selling for less eg: hgjhgkljhk Car Head Up Display: £49.99, RGBS 4.3"LCD Digital HUD Display: £53.99. I played safe and opted for the Ma Way unit as there were more reviews. Paul

This product is solid, good on road that has speed limit, this HUD doesn't obstruct view of the road ahead and the quality seems solid, shows plenty of details along with the main ones, overall the build quality is solid and now can drive without looking at the speedometer on the dash.

One of the best gadgets I've ever got for my car. It's seriously helps to focus on the road, especially with the average speed checks. My wife finds it very helpful as well. It's clear to see in sunny days, GPS is locked very quickly. Accuracy is spot on as well. Numbers are big and easy to see, I drive ford S-Max and is just right. No bad thing with it, it definitely deserves 5 stars.

It’s a great device it’s very clear in any light even in bright sunlight. After a few adjustments on the install it’s been use every day with no problems at all.