Double Din Car Stereo Compatible with Wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto,7 Inch Touch Screen with Bluetooth 5.2,16-Segment EQ Car Audio Receivers,Mp5,Mirror Link,HD Backup Camera,FM Car Radio

Touch screen is great love the mirror screen easy to install and good quality it has a remote control is Bluetooth seems sturdy

Wasn't expecting much for $130 radio. But let me tell you, the sound is amazing for the price. At least for the first few weeks. After about a month the radio seems to be possessed. It will not shut off. The touch screen will have spasms and act like it's being touched in different areas. Volume will go to max for no reason at all while listening. And some of the features will not work on the radio now. It didn't happen all at once, one thing one day then another etc. Junk.

I am delighted with the head unit! I have never installed a stereo before, it took me about an hour to install, and it's pretty simple overall. My five favorite features are rear camera, Bluetooth call, Apple carplay function, and GPS display mirroring (for example, using Android Auto). These features allow me to have the fun of driving again and no longer envy new models Car.Three strong suggestions for you: 1. Buy a wiring harness for your car. It makes wiring connections easier. 2. Do some research on your car model. You can purchase a dashboard kit (I bought it, which makes the installation easy. And the installation and completion process looks very professional). 3. If the Bluetooth call sound is too low, it is recommended to contact customer service to update the firmware.

This was a great buy for the price, and so far so good on performance. Does Apple Car Play only via USB cable, but that's NBD. All the wires matched to the harness just fine and had it installed in an hour or so. Controls are mostly self explanatory. A couple of issues I've had are how tiny the volume buttons on the unit are, and they are so close to the edge that it is hard to press them almost buried under the face plate. Another issue is the radio seems to have an entirely different volume equalization than the BT/USB. Whenever I switch over to radio (unplugging the USB for example), the radio is BLARING! I have had a couple of instances as well, where the touch screen stopped working. Only turning the car off and back on fixed that. The phone screen mirroring is useless, as it only displays a small vertical version of the phone screen - can hardly read anything on it. Finally, if you turn the car off before unplugging the phone, it will default to a CarPlay/Andriod set up screen when you start the car back up - mostly just annoying. All that aside, the sellers customer support is great and responsive should you run into any trouble with the unit or the install.

I installed the headunit last night. One thing I found that I really didn't like is the user interface. When using Apple Carplay if you switch to any other screen you can not get back to the carplay menu, you have to unplug your device then plug it back in. There is only 1 pre-amp output with full range sound (left & right) and its not front or back, just left & right, instead of being able to plug so much other crap we don't need I really with features we could actually use. There is only a single output mono out for sub-pre amp which just about any amp requires 2 pre-amp outputs, a left & a right, there is only a singular output. The screen is decently bright and the headunit functions as it should otherwise. I do hear engine noise with this unit that I did not have with my previous head unit. Overall for a double din touch screen head unit with car play capability for only $129 what do you expect honestly. Mine did have an issue with the control illumination not working so I am currently waiting for a new unit to come in. We will see if some of these issues I have had with the head unit will be solved when the new unit comes in.

of course i had to buy a wiring harness, antenna adapter etc. that process of connecting the wires on the two harness was fairly easy with those new connectors that have solder in them. the only thing i missed was I had to provide Power to the Amp on my H3. Thankfully there is a YT vid that talks about No sound after install. So I removed it from the dash then back in only to discover the camera also needed power.The mounting brackets do not line up on my H3 where I need them. It will work just fine until the new brackets come in. I really like having apple car play on my old off road clunker and a backup camera that will be mounted in a couple of days. We live in a small town in the middle of no where that does not have good radio stations so i use my phone to listen to WJRR with the app. I like the built in Mic but I might add the wired mic depending on how this works once the unit is exactly where I need it. The only quirk so far is that the volume up n down have to be touched to rye side near the edge Vs right on the button. I am going to look for a touch screen adjust option.I also want to add a front camera in the near future which should make driving thru the brush and rocks a lot easier