9 Inch Car Play Screen for Car, Compatible with Wireless/Wired Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and Mirror Link - Bluetooth Audio, Navigation,Siri, FM, AUX

Worth the money if you need additional functions your sync 2/3 doesn't have. Returned because I didn't like it on my dash blocking view.

I don't regularly do reviews, but this carplay screen deserves to talk about it. After checking several products, I decided to tray it the Carpuride W901 in my 2012 Nissan rogue. My car does not have Bluetooth or carplay ; only cd radio. This unit works flawless , I plug it into the aux. port and the sound and features such as music, navigation etc, work without errors, completely clear. 5 starts , highly recommended it.

Did not stay connected. Every time I turned the car on I had to reset unit. Volume was way too low. Tested it out for a week on a trip out of state and was so frustrated with it I returned it the day we got home. For what it did, it’s way easier to just put my iPhone in the wireless charger holder and use the phone gps. If you have Siri set up you can ask “hey siri get me directions to ——“ and bingo, your on your way. “Hey siri send a text to —- and let them know my estimated arrival time “. Bottom line is if you have an older vehicle without CarPlay, don’t bother wasting your money on this. Use your smartphone the way it’s meant to be used and you’ll have the same capabilities!

The device seems to work ok using Android Auto. Had to order a separate CD mount for it where that part came standard in my 7" model. Had a few quirks that I had to email support (China). Mainly the microphone quality is poor they suggested ordering a separate mic, another $10.It did not come with a backup camera which I ordered (another $20) for the Wife's 2006 Toyota Sienna XLE. Once I had the camera installed there was no setting for adjusting the grid lines. Kind of strange since that option is available on my smaller 7" device. In any case after a few email they sent me an updated operating system image to install. Which seems to have solved that issue.Al in all, it's ok for the money.

This thing has been surviving the California heat mounted on my dash. Surprisingly responsive screen and seamless connectivity, both wired and wireless and excellent picture quality. The included adhesive is sticky, however I opted to use Gorilla 15lb heavy duty double sided mounting tape and that works much better. No complaints here, I wish I would have bought one ages ago!!

I really like this device to bring a little functionality to my aging vehicle. All the materials seem durable. I don’t have any doubt this will last me as long as I need it to.As far as functionality goes it’s a little learning curve, but with a little help from YouTube, I was able to figure out most of the questions that I had. The only thing I haven’t been able to figure out yet is AirPlay. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong but I can’t seem to get it to work.It’s not perfect, but it does what I need it to do. About the only complaints I would have would be I would like for the connector to have a USB-C port instead of USB-A and it could use a processor upgrade to make it a little snappier, but that’s just nitpicking. I wouldn’t tell anyone not to buy it.

I have an old expensive Pioneer in dash installed in my even older car that stopped working well (known problem with Pioneer not reading Android Auto.) Couldn't afford a new Kenmore installed so, after lots of research, bought this unit. I just finished setting it up and aside for a few glitches I think I got worked out, it seems great. I'll update if anything negative develops, but at this point I'm feeling like I make the right choice. I have the sound going through an FM channel and it sounds great. The phone quality isn't as good as the old system but workable.

I was looking at new aftermarket stereos for my truck but the prices (even before installation) were pretty steep, so after reading reviews and watching quite a few comparison videos, Carpuride came out as the company I felt provided the best product.The prices on their website, even with a discount, were a bit higher than purchasing through their Amazon store so here I went, clicked the "add to cart", threw in a 2 year warranty and made the purchase.The C98 arrived quickly and was a breeze to hook up. Much to my surprise, I can use the steering wheel controls on my 2018 Tacoma stock stereo to raise and lower the volume, advance and repeat songs, and make calls via Siri.The boom arm included isn't the best (see update for my solution), and I would caution to make sure your placement is exactly where you want it because the sticky on the suction cup is quite possibly the most amazing adhesive I have ever experienced so moving it around to find the perfect spot is quite the chore, but other than that I would suggest Carpuride to anyone looking to upgrade their older factory infotainment system.Update: Purchased a CD slot mount that has tabs that fit into that back of the Carpuride and saved a ton of cash over the purchase of a new floating screen stereo. Bonus: I didn’t have to remove the factory radio and install a new one.