10.1 Inch 5G WiFi 8 Core 1280 * 720 HD Display Car Radio Stereo for Jeep Wrangler JK Compass Grand Cherokee Dodge Ram CarPlay Android Auto with 48EQ Airplay Rear 1080P SWC

Took less than 45 minutes to install in my 2015 JKU Wrangler. They don’t tell you much in the instructions but if you prep the new radio by plugging in everything before start on the install, it’s pretty easy to match everything up. Wireless car play works perfectly. No complaints. I did message the seller with a question and they replied very quickly.

Installed in a 2011 Jeep Wrangler Sport. Everything (steering wheel control, backup camera, door sensors, etc.) worked after installing without any additional setup. Installation time was least than 2 hours but I’ve installed a radio previously so it was not a new experience for me. Still learning some of the finer points to get everything the way I want it but that’s just because there are so many options for setup. Display is much easier to see that an older Sony LCD display I swapped out and sound quality is noticeably better too. Great radio for the price.

This is an impressive little unit at a decent price point. I chose this over other cheaper brands as it appears to have more robust customer service from some of the other reviews. I would have given it 5 stars if there were better install instructions and the camera wire appears to have a short in it (positional at the camera itself). So I may need to purchase one separately. For me the backup camera was a bonus as I was mostly looking to upgrade the stereo / Bluetooth in my 2011 JK. The sound is much better (and louder) than my stock stereo. All steering wheel buttons work as before. The camera required a splice as in the instructions (not sure why it wasn't designed to plug in instead of having to cut?) and I hooked up to the reverse light which on mine was a white wire with brown stripe (see picture).All in all it took me several hours by myself and I found a good stereo removal video on you tube which is a must before you start. I also soft wired everything and adjusted settings prior to final install which took a little longer.Firmest ok as in pics. It comes down lower than the advertised pictures as you can see. This covers the center vents just a tad but doesn't impede their function. This was a great upgrade for my Wrangler.Final install note - the plastic mounting bracket is positional with the clips and pins from the dash. My dash wouldn't go back on and I rotated the radio mount bracket 180 and it went in ok. See pic above which is BEFORE I flipped iit.UPDATEAfter using and messing around with a little:I was able to tether my phone as a Wi-Fi hot spot and downloaded pandora and Apple Music to the unit itself. They lag just a tad but I'm excited with these options. Map seems to work well and still exploring this thing. Still remains a great purchase for the $ and I don't know what the similar high end models ($1000+) would offer beyond this unit.

I bought this for my daughter’s 2014 Jeep Wrangler JK four-door to replace the factory stereo. I did pay to have it professionally installed, but even the installer bragged about how easy it was to install and how nice of a stereo this is not only from the additional functionality, but the price and the look as it fits into aI bought this for my daughters 2014 Jeep Wrangler JK four-door to replace the factory stereo. I did pay to have it professionally installed, but even the installer bragged about how easy it was to install and how nice of a stereo this is not only from the additional functionality, but the price and the look as it fits into a jeep. He literally posted the pictures on his website, showing it off and ordered two for other customers. My daughter loves it.

This radio advertised itself as fitting my needs so perfectly, so despite the FakeSpot rating (an extension that rates amazon reviews for authenticity) of "F" I made the purchase and tried it out for a few weeks. Ultimately, I returned it for the nuances of a Chinese radio that I doubt will have proper aftermarket support. Honestly my reasons for the return may not apply to everyone, so if the details I outline below don't seem to bother you, then I would definitely check this out!I put this in my 2015 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited with the Alpine factory system. Installation was a breeze, the steering wheel buttons all worked right out of the box, and the sound through the factory amplifier was significantly higher quality! Bluetooth setup was easy, and then wireless CarPlay was easy to setup.CarPlay is the primary use I want out of one of these radios, so the experience is very important. Wireless lag was minimal, but around 0.1-0.25 seconds. Wired was significantly better, around 0.02-0.05s, however I did not want to always have to rely on the wired option from day to day, so strike 1In addition to the factory subwoofer, I have wired in a mono amplifier that powers a 15" sealed subwoofer. For the amplifier input, I tapped into the factory subwoofer wiring to get a high-level input, however I wanted to use a stereo out for better bass frequencies which this radio has, HOWEVER it would never send a signal to my amplifier, so that's strike 2Lastly, the radio seems to still draw power after the car is turned off, and inexplicably my battery died a few days after installing this radio, which absolutely should not have happened. I found a setting in the radio that said something about sleep, and changed it from 24 hours to 2 hours which seemed to fix it, but for even causing this issue was strike 3All in all my use scenario is a bit more unique, so if you want a nice, cheap CarPlay device and don't have any concerns I have listed above, I would try this out