Wireless Apple CarPlay Android Auto: Portable 7 Inch QLED Touch Screen Car Stereo - Bluetooth 5.0 Mirror Link Steering Wheel Control Voice Assistant GPS Navigation

The media could not be loaded. Let's start with the value of this product. Out of the many products out there that do offer a variation of hardware specifications, this one hit the nail on the head, for me. The price was right for less than $80 bucks is a win👍🏻The product does not have a funky brand name like other competitors. The product is well packaged 📦 👌🏻 You can definitely feel quality of the mount and the device itself.The software is well put and organized. Screen brightness is on point even on direct sunlight. It has built in speakers if you can't connect the device to your car speakers via Auxiliary cable or bluetooth. However, it does support fm transmitter, useful for much older vehicles.Touch screen response can have some delays but not so much, most time it is responsive. Andoid auto/carplay as intended works great!For safety, I unmount the device each time I leave the car parked overnight. It's easy to unmount and mount back.

Very pleased with this smart screen. After ordering and trying numerous, and I mean it, numerous brands and designs, 7" and 9" smart screens I finally found one with great, intuitive interface and all the features working as they should. My main problem with others was that everything worked but the mirror link. Even when it was advertised I was never able to get it to work. Not the wireless and not even the wired one. This screen offers both with easy, understandable set up. Screen is very good and responsive. Don't know what people are complaining about. Plus, it offers charger with double USB ports. As far as FM noise and interference, it's all about your charging cord routing. What I learned is that power cord is acting as an additional antenna. Try to move it, relocate it until you get maximum clarity.To sum it up, I would definitely recommend this smart screen to anyone who got an older car and would like to bring in modern technology without braking a bank

The screen worked great day 1Day 2 the screen was glitchingDay 3 I put it back in box for return.Day 30 it's still in its box an no longer eligible for return....if you're anything like me ...you just want your stuff to work and live up to what you paid for bc your just to busy with every day life and no time for extra stuff like returning something that just wasn't worth hitting the purchase now button...save yourself 70 something dollars and just keep scrolling. This product is a flop and if you do purchase it...do your self a favor and don't write a review until after owning it for at least a week.

I bought this radio because I wanted something inexpensive that would potentially be subject to the elements, installed on a golf cart.For the price, the build quality is better than I had expected. Switched on, it does run quite warm (guessing power regulation) even if it's not playing anything.Display is too dim to be seen in direct sunlight, but shaded with a hand it's legible.Clock that sets itself to the radio signal is a nice touch (requires antenna). FM reception on a small twin dipole antenna stuck to the plastic canopy of the cart is modest. MPX hiss is present on even the strongest local station; selecting MONO provides clear FM. AM reception surprisingly good during the day.Bluetooth connected to an iPhone and Samsung Android phones without any issues, audio quality is good.In terms of power output, "real world" it sounds to my untrained ears about 8 Watts per channel which is significantly better than I had expected.I would give it 4.5 stars but I can't do that, so simply for the value it leans to 5- based upon the assumption it's never going to win any soundoffs because it's not designed to. If you want a basic, but good value radio and are willing to live with a few shortfalls this isn't a bad choice.Edit update: average idle current is 13mA so if it's fitted to a vehicle that sits non operational for a while you may want to consider a disconnect or a float charger. I have a solar panel that provides an average of 65mA in direct sunlight so is enough to keep on top of the radio keep-alive draw.

Cheaply made but thats to be expected at a 15 dollar price point. Took me an hour to install and after running it for about 10 minutes the back of the receiver was hot to touch which evokes minimal confidence that it's not just a fire hazard waiting to happen on longer drives. Backlight doesn't stay whatever color you choose for it which is frustrating but may or may not be my fault, I'll have to consult the manual again. I also have background static on every source I use. May be some electrical issues on my side, not sure. Either way, it's 15 bucks. Happy it's not just a happy meal toy at that price.Edit: After about a week of use the stereo now randomly shuts off at random intervals and sometimes comes back on. Triple checked my wiring and nothings out of place. Now the only thing that works is the charge port and even that is sub par. I have a cigarette lighter charger that charges better. Disappointed with my purchase honestly. I'll have to buy another stereo now, and I will be dropping more money after this.

Everything is working great but mic is very weak.