Double Din Car Play Radio: 6.8" Android Auto Touchscreen Stereo for Truck

I was primarily looking for a radio that had android auto, an aux port and a physical volume knob. This has that and pretty much everything else too. The volume knob is notchy so you know when you go up by 1 each time. You can program steering wheel buttons, the screen brightness can be in sync with your dash light brightness. The equalizer is easy to adjust. Only thing I'm a little disappointed with is the android auto doesn't work with a bluetooth connection and must be connected with usb cable to work. But it never did advertise that it would work with bluetooth. The UI is fine. the touch screen is accurate and there is an option to recalibrate it but animations are choppy like around 10-15 fps. At this price, a buttery smooth experience isn't expected anyway. The screen is very readable at any every angle a driver and passenger would be at.

Easy to install. Works good and good quality for the money

***Six week update*** Reducing the one star. It locks up within 1-2 minutes of starting Android Auto/Carplay each and every time now. It has also started having radio reception issues, where it only sometimes is able to pull in any FM stations. ***One Month Update*** Reduced from four stars to two stars. The head unit has started locking up when Android Auto/Carplay is used, and no series of button presses will do anything, necessitating a power cycle to unlock. When it locks up, whatever sound is playing will just continue to play on a half-second repeat, which is excessively annoying when it happens on the highway where pulling off to restart the car isn't convenient. When the head unit works, my original review applies, but unfortunately the locking up is becoming more and more frequent from once every few times I drive my car to every time I drive it, though how long into the drive it waits to do it is still variable. ***Original review below*** I put this in a Jeep TJ that already had an aftermarket CD player in it. Good: The install was pretty easy, though I wish it had the function of each wire by color instead of connector pin out, and it works and sound surprisingly good. Boot-up is almost instantaneous, and while it doesn't have wireless Carplay/Android Auto, it connects via USB-A faster than I could have possibly expected. Not So Good: There is no physical home button, nor a virtual one when in Carplay/Android Auto, so if you want to adjust something in the menu like the sound settings while in the phone is connected you have to unplug it and then make the changes and reconnect the phone. Also, it has a mic port in the back, but doesn't come with a microphone (luckily the CD player it replaced had one ready to plug in to this new head unit). Overall, it's pretty great for the cost and a single-DIN unit. I don't have any cameras installed in the Jeep, so I have no idea how well the backup camera input works, but the rest is good and even the the parts I have to complain about are minor and by no means a deal breaker.

Llego en el tiempo correcto, Se Instaló con un amplificador y el sonido suena Muy Bien, La Fluidez Esta Excelente, El Android Auto Funciona Excelente Con cable. 100% recomendado por su precio es una excelente opción.

Excellent quality for budget price speakers.

What I like: The stereo is a straightforward installation. I used an additional wiring harness to make installation plug and play, and to make removal easy. The minimalist design with a matte black frame, and without flashy graphics or lights or stripes or chrome or asymmetrical shapes or any unnecessary feature labeling is great and unfortunately rare amongst aftermarket stereos. It's about as OEM-look as it gets, especially if you are replacing a standard single DIN stereo. The radio worked fine, with 12 FM and 6 AM presets. The capacitative touch screen was good enough response wise. The sound was fine, and the equalizer with presets worked well. What I dislike: The whole point of buying something like this is Apple CarPlay and/or Android Auto connectivity. Wireless connections are not supported, so you have to use a not-supplied cable and a USB port on the front or the rear. Neither the front or rear USB port worked for me for connecting my iPhone to CarPlay. I even tried an Android phone, but Android Auto didn't work either. The cable would charge either phone, and iPhone screen mirroring did work but is way less useful than CarPlay. As for fit, it is technically a single DIN size, but the frame is slightly larger than a standard DIN aftermarket stereo trim ring, so beware if your car has anything in the way above or below the DIN opening. With the primary reason to buy this not functioning, I am returning it.

Works well and looks great

Lasted less than a year, Bought in June '25, went kaput end of Feb. '26. The unit would power on and off, on and off, on and off. Over and over again. Endlessly Cheap. Useless.