2023 Newest Double Din Car Stereo with Voice Control Carplay& Android Auto,7 Inch Capacitive HD Touchscreen Bluetooth5.0，Mirror Link，Subwoofer，Waterproof Backup Camera, SWC/USB/ QC3.0/AM/FM

Pleasantly surprised how good it is for less than $100 I wasn’t expecting it to be this good. Screen is nice quality, sound is good and it’s not laggy. Only thing is I cannot figure out how to get the steering wheel controls to work with my 2006 bmw 325i but that is a minor issue. Overall impressed and would buy it again.

I am hoping this thing lasts a long time. This is always my concern with Chinese products. But from a features perspective, this thing is great. It took me a while to find an inexpensive head unit with a dedicated sub output and this one has it. The radio reception was not great but The Carplay works great and so I stream radio channels clear as day. The included rear cam is awesome, my 1995 car now has a rear backup cam lol. I was mostly impressed with the processor speed, which is even a problem for big box store stereos. All menu browsing is super quick and that is a big selling point for me. Hopefully when it gets extremely cold out it remains this way. I think with a coupon I got this for about $90.My only gripe is the HPF. The HPF is not separate between the sub out and the speaker outs. So if I put in a HPF of 150Hz to keep my speaker from distorting, it also pulls these frequencies from the sub. Obviosuly not ideal. I just don't think the manufacturer considered this. So what I did was turn off the HPF and bought bass blockers for the speaker lines. That only cost me an additional $20 and now this stereo is a 10/10 for me.

Installed in Honda Element with a little massaging and works great. Bass clips a lot more than factory stereo, but still a good unit so far for less than $100. Only had it installed for a week so far.

I got this double din carplay unit to add some new technology to a 10+ year old Corolla. Installing this carplay unit was a little involved and a bit frustrating at times because the instructions were minimal.Here are my thoughts on the installation experience:- Comes with only a standard radio wiring harness. I found it easier to buy the radio harness specific to my car and solder/splice that into the Yuanting standard harness. This will make the installation go a lot faster. I used Metro brand wiring harnesses to make the job easier.- The Yuanting comes with holes already drilled and tapped for mounting with your car's existing radio brackets. I found that none of these holes let me get a flush install. I will have to go back and drill and tap new holes to get it right (it is currently protruding 1 inch out of the radio deck)- I purchased a double din facia plate (specific to this model of Corolla) to make this install look more professional. It would look great when I can fit the carplay unit in at the right depth.- I could not get the backup camera to work when spliced to the "reverse" wire. I am going to splice this to the backup light to see if it works. A bit disappointed here.- I estimated the install time to only take 30-45 minutes for just the radio (since I already had the wiring harnesses spliced up and ready to go). It ended up taking 1.5 hours to install. This includes all the iterations of trying to mount the radio with the existing holes that are not spaced appropriately for the Corolla.Here are some thoughts on using the carplay unit:- The color and hue looks weird. You can only adjust it roughly in the settings. It is either too pink, too purple, or overexposed. I'll have to spend some time playing the the combination of settings. As it is now, the display image is pretty disappointing.- The carplay unit is decently responsive. It takes about ~5 seconds to be functional after turning on the car. It takes ~3 seconds for it to recognize and display your phone once you plug it in. It definitely isn't as fast as my Apple Carplay unit that came factory installed in my 2019, but it is still a pretty good upgrade.- The touchscreen responsiveness is not bad. It doesn't register accurately sometimes, but I get that same issue on factory installed Carplay units as well.

I was looking for a good plug and play unit for my subaru impreza to replace my nonfunctional double din head unit that didn't even play radio anymore and wanted something that could reliable do apple carplay and android auto. This seemed to fit the bill as it had good reviews, price and had apple carplay. It was pretty standard to install and wasn't too hard. I was able to install it in about an afternoon, although I do recommend getting separate plastic pry tools to get the car trim pieces off without scratching the plastic. It has a capacitative touch screen similar to a phone and works fairly responsively. I don't have any complaints and for the price, its a lot more functional than my existing radio. It works as intended and I'd recommend this to my friends and family if they were looking for a similar apple carplay or android auto head unit

It is an excellent addition to my car. It is working with my Apple phone. It is a feature-rich car radio with Voice Control, Bluetooth 5.2, and a Waterproof Front/Backup Camera. It also has a Subwoofer for excellent audio and an HD Touch Screen for easy operation.

I expected the mirroring function and the screen quality to be better, but it gets the job done (mostly) and it fit my 1998 Ford explorer after shaving off some of the trim on the peice on my car. Had to pay someone to install it. I expected better quality overall though, nothing works right when you plug in your phone. Doesn't dim or turn off. Power button only mutes.

I bought this for a work truck and it took me about 30 minutes to install it and I wired it up to my existing backup camera and it’s now clearer than it was before. The only flaw that I see in its design is the volume is controlled by a button like all the other buttons. It is hard to get it going down the road and the remote control is not super accurate. But I still give it five stars for the money.