PLZ QLED Dual Din 7 Inch Wireless Car Stereo Screen for Car, Android Auto, Bluetooth 5.3, Fast Charger, 1080P Backup Camera, 4.2 Channel 240W Outputs 2 Subwoofer

I was super happy with the outcome of this stereo, and it honestly turned out better than I expected. The install gave my car a much more modern look, the touchscreen is bright and easy to use, and wireless CarPlay connects quickly and works smoothly every time I get in. What I liked most was how much it improved the overall driving experience. My phone integrates seamlessly for music, maps, and calls, and the sound quality feels cleaner and stronger than my old setup. It really made a noticeable difference, and I’m very pleased with how everything came out.

I've had the unit installed for about 2 weeks. I was waiting to write a review because I was waiting on something negative to write about because I didnt want to sound like this was the perfect radio. Here I am with nothing negative to say, its a good modern radio with AA/CP without the expensive price tag of other radios. Talked to customer service(about the boot up screen logo) and they were helpful and very responsive, shocked me how quick they responded back. Had my own back-up camera so I didnt nd 1 but to know that it came with on was definitely a plus. They screen quality it pretty good even though my phone didnt tk good pics of it. All I all highly recommend it cant beat it for the price. The only con and its definitely not that big of one, is the volume is not as loud as I want it but I am only using factory speakers so there's that

First, this unit has really good navigation. It's considerably better than the JBL LEGEND that I have installed in my truck. The fact this thing is wireless is incredible for the price. Also for the price, the backup camera and front camera quality is very decent and it can even be adjusted. Another good thing about this screen is that it's pretty snappy going through the menus and starts up relatively quickly. So if those things are what you're looking for, buy it. Now, here's what I would include: This unit has an EQ, but it's global and tops out at 16khz, not 20khz. This is super awful if you have independent amplifiers for subs and door speakers. Global means when you adjust the frequencies on the screen, it applies it to ALL of the speakers with no separation. This is terrible because you don't want low end going to tweeters and midrange speakers, or mids to high, so on and so forth. You also have to be ULTRA careful with your subwoofer settings because there's no option on screen to adjust them AT ALL. Make sure you have a boost knob handy. So, you'll need to buy crossovers separately and be very careful with how you set your amplifier dials. Also, the preout power is only 2v (not a huge deal, but 4 is obviously better). One of the things I'm disappointed with is there is zero time alignment capability. That would be a massive improvement. Also, be aware that my unit (this might be specific to me and just bad luck) has a ton of signal noise. It sounds like a ground loop buzz. I assure you with 1000% confidence my equipment and wiring is installed correctly and not the issue here. I run 0 gauge with shielded cables, Big 3, X2 AGM, and high output alternator. If you are reading this and don't know what that means, you'll be fine. It's certainly well beyond overkill and not what "normal" people need to properly operate this radio. So, all-in-all this is a good enough system for folks that just want to drive, not get lost, and listen to music. But for people that want a little more control of their system and audio experience, this ain't the one. I'd really recommend the JBL LEGEND for sheer music quality and options, but that navigation issue IT has is god-awful. It's basically unusable a lot of the time. I digress. The PLZ is good, but is seriously lacks the finer details and that NOISE sucks, bad. For you audio freaks, it starts clipping around 32-33 with flat EQ on the volume, FYI. You cannot set the DB curve either.

Great radio for the price! Plenty of power and it has audio out and sub out of you want more power. The tuner is sensitive and picks up more stations than my old head unit. I mainly got it for the android auto function, I was worried I would need a dongle to make it work wirelessly but this is not the case, it's Bluetooth protocol is up to date enough for Android auto. I was also able to message the manufacturer on FB sending them custom artwork and they sent back custom firmware to add my own image to the unit. All in all I am very happy.

The installation: Went well enough, but as the listing recommends you will need to purchase a trim kit - all the wire connectors will need terminated and spliced into a harness, so get connectors too. The included microphone wire is just way too short for any sort of routing, so we'll be using the internal one for a bit until a longer external mic arrives. The camera is ok for being included for free, but isn't well suited for a long term install. Be careful how you route camera power, since it needs to come from near the head unit. These two points are the only reason for the subtracted star. The Usage: Bluetooth connected fast, and the quality of streaming with CarPlay and Android Auto was amazing. I loved how quick it connected. It is hard to unpair a phone from launching directly to Android Auto though - no option from the headunit to stop the automatic process was clear. On this unit it seems best to use the steering wheel control for volume since the center panel buttons can be hard to determine while in motion. The sound: AM/FM sound is "ok" - definitely no HD Radio signal, even with the appropriate connections for the antenna amp made. The bluetooth mode is much better, which is why you should be buying this unit in the first place. EQ control is ok enough for most users. Don't expect a miracle from stock speakers.