Double Din Car Stereo Compatible with Apple Carplay and Android Auto,7 Inch Touch Screen Car Stereo with Bluetooth 5.1,16-Segment EQ Car Audio Receivers,DSP,Mirror Link,HD Backup Camera,FM Car Radio

I had an issue with my unit customer service reached out to me and offered a full refund and keep the product! The radio it’s self works well however it did not have the options I was looking for. But with customer service this good I can’t complain

Top takeaway: I like the unit… a lot. Getting to this point was a fun challenge. I may add future edits to this mini-review as I recall more experiences.The installation video was inadequate — for me — (okay, I’m “old”). The manual that came with the unit is essentially impossible to read without a Scanning Electron Microscope, but the support folks can get you a PDF file to print which actually is readable. I definitely needed it.The Backup camera, once connected properly, works well with excellent resolution and even has its own LED lighting to illuminate the area. (NOTE: the hookup wires at the camera end are Red -> car’s backup light wire, Black -> car chassis ground). At the radio end of the wiring the extra yellow or blue wire that is part of the video cable bundle, attaches to “Rev In”. Be sure to plug the video connector to the receiver’s TOP LEFT input.Bluetooth is solid, easy to connect to your phone. I mostly wanted to use mine to play my own music while in the car, but those who use the phone as a PHONE may appreciate and review the other features. The radio is very quick to switch to car audio when trying to use the phone, but using the radio’s microphone was not intuitive for me. YMMV.USB is great, but coughs on non-audio file types. It quickly moves on to a valid mp3, however, after complaining briefly.Steering wheel control wires connected to Key1+ Key2+ but this will depend on your car’s unique configuration. My car is a 30-yr-old Mitsubishi with two wires, some have one wire, some are analog and some digital. Somehow this radio detects which type you connect and deals appropriately. At least it did so in my case. In the radio’s Settings there is a little steering wheel icon at bottom left, which takes you to the setup menu. Prompts there are almost self-explanatory, but “SWC” is the steering wheel control buttons. Press and hold one, then you’ll get a prompt to press an on-screen action icon. This has been very challenging for me, but it’s probably just my own competence in question.Radio reception is good with strong stations but my unit has a static-ky noise coming from the left speaker(s) whenever its tuned to a weak station (whether or not the car’s ignition is on). Be sure to go to the Settings and establish which “area” is yours. USA 1 or USA 2… I found zero explanations of which is which, and what this setting affects.

This car radio is the most satisfying one I picked. I not only replaced the radio, but also the door speakers. For those who complain that something doesn’t work or the sound quality is poor, the next 2 paragraphs are for you.If something does not work at all or does not work properly, you need to check your connection or ask your installer to do this or reset the interface box behind the radio. You can also send the video to the customer service staff, their service is really great.If your sound is bad, please check your audio settings, because you should have an equalizer to adjust the sound quality. Contains 16-segment EQ, Vbass, Balance, Emperor, Loudness, Filter. Or, if you still have original speakers, you may need to replace them because they don’t have as many aftermarket speakers.If the Bluetooth call is bad, you can also contact the customer service staff, and he will send you a firmware upgrade package to solve the problem easily and quickly. I am very satisfied with this car stereo