Apple Carplay 7 Inch Double Din Car Stereo Car Audio, HD Full audioRadio AM/FM Bluetooth Android auto,Mirrorlink |HD reversing(The Product give Away Camera)|AUX Input USB...

This allows you to use your usb storage device, mobile phone charging, and you can even play comes with this touchscreen double din. This allows you to use carplay mode or even navigation. It comes with a 7 inch screen that's as big as a Kindle. It features a built-in radio channel module, clear sound, stable signal, and multiple radio stations, so you can say goodbye to monotony. It has memory function, map the function buttons on the steering wheel to the functions on the car player, correspondingly. It makes a perfect gift for anybody with an older outdated system. It is linked with the audio configuration in the car, and the volume can be adjusted at will. The music scene can also be adjusted to jointly create a quality of in-car music enjoyment.

Just installed this and it works just as advertised!

Important to include everything in package I'm not sure how to contact them to get the missing parts I'll have to return it.

Construction seems to be cheap and all plastic including the touchscreen. The head unit barely weighs anything. You can actually see some sections of the screen where it looks warped in the corners. I installed this in 2012 Honda Civic with factory navigation, so it already had a double DIN slot. However, this seems to be much smaller than the opening and I had to add some back foam around the edges...about 1/4" to cover up the gap. Installation was fairly easy, except that I had to take the back seat out of my car to run the rear view camera out the back, but even those everything was wired up according to the instructions and the camera was working with power (LEDs were lit up), putting the car in reverse never switched the view to the camera. Disappointing and a waste of 3 hours. I also had to drill the mounting plates of radio bracket so that it would line up. These seem to be non standard hole locations.The ergonomics aren't great, the volume buttons, menu, and mute are all capacitive and tiny. The touchscreen is pretty responsive and the OS is pretty snappy, but the screen doesn't have any type of oleophobic coating so your fingerprints and most importantly your fingers themselves don't slide smoothly of the screen.I bought a basic Scoche adapter harness for Honda, but I think I need something with a CAN bus connection. There was no hookup for Steering wheel controls, or auto dimming at night when the headlights are turned on.Google maps in Android Auto does not detect nighttime, (since the dimming doesn't work) so it blasts you with full brightness white background. There is an option to dim the screen when it's not in AA mode, but once it enters AA, it goes back to full brightness. I've had to set my Google maps to always display in night mode to keep from losing my night vision while driving.On the positive, radio reception is stronger than with the factory head unit. The sound is also much better than factory. And the Mic seems to work, whereas the factory Honda bluetooth mic is completely unusable.Overall, I would spend a little more an get something much better.

Strange but I tested another unit that was almost identical to this one. That one gave me all kinds of problems but this one performed fantastic. Bit slow on the loading for Android Auto when transitioning from the map screen to the music screen, but that was a minor issue. Pretty good unit overall.

Touch screen not responsive and mounting holes don't line up. Feels very cheap.

We have a 2014 Mazda 6 and we got this so replace our system in the car. It’s older in the fact that it doesn’t allow for car play and the features of the touchscreen system are just dated. We are looking to give it a upgrade. So hopefully once we get it installed I can take pictures and post what it looks like installed.

Fit perfect on my carTouch screen is greatnot glitchyVery functionalThe sound quality is greatno extra sounds or rattlingIt was a bit easy to installif you know what you are doing