Portable Car Stereo, Wireless Apple CarPlay Android Auto Screen for Car, 7 inch HD Touchscreen Radio Portable Car Player with Bluetooth Live Navagation AUX FM Voice Control Airplay

This review is over a year long into buying this product!! I love it I use it everyday I never get issues, Bluetooth connects perfectly it’s fast it’s easy to set up! The features are all car play whether it’s apple or android the sound quality depends on your own speakers lol, but it’s great and the quality all round is perfect the best purchase for my car!

It is very good. Ease to use and set up

Great for the price. The touch screen is not super reactive, but works. I think its not multitouch. The screen is a good surprise. Its not 60fps on android auto, more 10/15 but its ok. Used on android auto wireless (but it works good with wired) with a backup camera, with the integrated fm transmitter to my car radio.Perfect integration in the Dashboard of a scenic mk3!

The screen arrived well packaged as described. I opted to use the adhesive pad of installation to the dash. I cleaned the dash before sticking to give it the best chance of success. Unfortunately within a few hours the double sided tape had released from the foam pad & dash. I had to take it out and use the alternative windscreen mount as it don’t want to screw into the dash.Functionality is great, set up is easy although it’s does take around 10 seconds to initially connect. The screen can be quite laggy but generally works ok. Call quality is good enough, and the screen is bright and clear.

Initial impressions are fantastic. We had a voucher that bought this down to less than £60.The tablet feels solid and well made. Screen quality excellent. It’s bright in the day, and even though there’s no ambient light sensor, there’s a setting allowing auto dimming at certain times of the night, so you don’t get blinded by the screen in your face,The adhesive on the dash mount seems good enough, and hasn’t led me to screw it into my dashboard yet (although there are holes in the mount, should I ever feel the need).FM transmission is not great. It works, but the sound is flat and prone to interference. When on aux it is flawless.We have had this mounted for a few days and it hasn’t moved, or shown that it will move but time will tell. It’s a shame we’ve got cables on show (plugs on the back would be nice, but I guess it would make the unit thicker)For what we paid, this feels like a complete bargain and has really breathed new life into an older car.

Bought in July and Initially all went well and was working fine. However 6 months later the screen has started to fail particularly in cold weather it seems.

Great bit of kit for older cars when you don’t want to shell out the time and hassle of having a CarPlay system installed. Very simple to stick on top of your dash, connect your phone and away you go. It’s only downfall is the start up noise which I’ve yet to find a way to mute but this has ended up in a running joke of my “train now arriving” for those that have one of these already you’ll know exactly what I mean. Performance wise it can be a little sluggish starting up but once loaded it’s quick and smooth and all you could really ask for from the price range. Installation is very simple, just put the stand on, position where you want it on the dash, peel away the bottom tape and that’s it stuck down. Sound quality from its FM tuner has been great so far, better from AUX but that’s just another cable to run through so haven’t even bothered. Have installed the included rear cam which is very usable as a rear dash (I don’t use it as a reversing camera) not the best quality but certainly far from the worst. Great package at a very reasonable price

Wasn't sure how well this would work given that it was about £70 worth of Chinesium from an unheard-of brand ("Hikity"?).Pleasantly surprised though, it does the job very well indeed. It starts up quickly, pairing is a doddle, and once the phone has paired with this the phone can then be paired with the vehicle's own Bluetooth for audio (or you can use an aux cable).Exactly what I needed for my van (Mercedes Vito) which has the old Becker sat nav with the tiny non-touchscreen display. Amazed they were still selling that thing in 2016, it must have been archaic even then. Thankfully this little gadget brings it squarely into 2024.Unlike a lot of these things it's powered by a standard USB-C cable, and will run off pretty much any bog standard phone charger (only needs 5 volts, so no need for anything fancy like USB-PD). As a result the same multi way USB charger in my van can run this, charge my phone, and power a dashcam, without needing some big clumsy 12 volt socket doubler.Only negative for me is the mounting brackets aren't great. The suction cup doesn't adhere to a textured dash and the bracket is far too short to use on the windscreen of most vehicles, unless you actually like reaching over the dash to operate the thing. Had to resort to using the sticky pad on the dashboard, which I don't like doing as it invariably leaves a mess when eventually removed. At least the screen itself can be easily popped out to avoid leaving it on display when parked. Not worth a lot but there's always some bag head around who'll nick anything...