Dasaita Android 13 Car Stereo for Honda Accord 2013-2017 with Wireless Carplay & Android Auto, 10.2'' Touch Screen Head Unit, GPS Radio, Bluetooth 5.0, 5G WiFi, 4G LTE, 8G RAM 256G ROM, 1280 * 720P

I have had the headunit for a few days installed in my 2015 Accord Touring and so far it's been amazing, I will update if anything changes in the future.The installation was very simple, just take out the stock unit and connect the wiring harness to everything, took under an hour to get set up.The backup camera and right lane watch camera work perfectly although there is a small delay when the right lane watch is activated, though it hasn't been a huge problem.It runs super smooth, android auto works perfectly, I have not been able to test carplay but I assume it would be similar.I appreciate that the headunit runs Android so you can mostly do whatever you want with it, although it comes with a lot of bloatware so I would suggest uninstalling unneeded apps once you get it.The headunit can also be connected to a data plan which I have done, I am not sure which carriers it officially works with but it worked on the T-Mobile network for me.The sound quality is great, I was worried since I had heard bad things about android head units and their audio quality, but in my opinion it's better than the stock Honda headunit which adds audio processing I don't like. The headunit also allows complete customization of the EQ which the stock doesnt.The installation instructions are pretty short and not very helpful so I'll include some stuff I found out while doing the install.If you have the 7 speaker premium audio system you may have a factory amplifier and will need to purchase a separate RCA adapter or you get some static and distortion, luckily it wasn't very expensive and fixed all the static I was having.Also it doesn't say to do this anywhere but when installing you have to take the vents and clips off the factory unit and attach them to the new one, which confused me at first as the unit wouldn't fit into place without them.The main power and audio cable that goes into the headunit was sort of difficult to get in and had to be pushed down with a good amount of force to clip in securely.Overall I am very happy with the unit so far and would recommend it.

I purchased this head unit for a 2015 Honda Accord, the unit arrived the day after I ordered it, installation was easy and everything works great,This is a great upgrade to the OEM audio system the car comes with.

The device is amazing I haven’t had any issues since I got it, it improved my sound quality that I never realized what i was able to use with the new radio everything in general have been amazing!

Does not work in my 2014 honda exl. The factory radio in my car is different plugs on the back than the manual. Company stated it works with my car but clearly does not. 2nd time with 2 different units thinking maybe the 1st was damaged but same result. 2 days and car in pieces time wasted and horrible support. Attaching the backs of the factory units in the manual and a pic of the back of my unit to show that they are different. Does not work on all models shown in pics in the manual and on the site

My 2014 Honda Accord factory radio does not have Android Auto and I researched different options to add it to my car. I saw two different YouTube videos of people installing this unit and I decided that I'd try this one. I've never installed a car radio myself, but felt confident that I'd be able to install this one. I was pleasantly surprised on how easy the install was. I am really pleased with the responsiveness and brightness of the touch screen, as well as the ease of installation. This is a great upgrade to my vehicle.

It worked good for several months but then the fuel management screen started flickering and the stoped working all together. So I can’t recommend it

Yes sir! This one works great with my ride. Looks good and heightens my music experience.

Works amazing and is plug and play but no matter what setting I put it on I can’t get the clock to work properly. It only works on apple or android auto. If you look at the picture, the two clocks have two separate times. There is also no way to control a subwoofer alone. You can only control it through the 10 band EQ or your amp. I was still able to connect some subwoofers and a five channel amp for my door speakers as well and it works amazing. Last problem i have is I like the lines on the back up camera to stay still while I’m turning I don’t like the lines moving. It makes it harder for me to park. You have no control over that whatsoever. It will always move. These are all easy things to program but they just decided not to.