One screen that sits on your dash and plugs into the 12V socket. Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, a dash cam on top and a backup camera in the box. No tools, no taking the dash apart.
Here's everything that sits on your dash, drawn from the maker's photos. Tap a part to see what it's for, or flip the screen between CarPlay, the dash cam and the backup cam.
Pair your phone once. After that, maps, music and calls pop up on a 10.26 inch touchscreen every time you start the car. Android Auto works the same way.
The camera on top records the road in 4K while CarPlay keeps running. The rear camera goes on the back of the car and shows up when you reverse.
It sits on the dash on its own base and runs off the 12V socket. The camera on top tilts and slides, so you can aim it right for your windshield.
The maker's own photos. Drag to look around.
What's great, what's just ok, and exactly what shows up at your door.
If your car has a 12V socket (the old cigarette lighter), yes. It doesn't connect to the car's computer, so make and year don't matter.
No. CarPlay and Android Auto connect wirelessly after you pair the phone once over Bluetooth.
Plug the AUX cable into your car's AUX port, or tune the car radio to the screen's FM channel. It also has a built-in speaker.
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