Liehuzhekeji Double Din Car Stereo Radio Receiver, 10.1” 2.5D Curved HD Touch Screen Head Unit Multimedia Player, Support Rear View Camera&Android iOS Mirror Link Dual USB Input+License Plate Camera

Like: It was easy to install as the wire harness of the old Double Din plugged right into the new Stereo. Plug and play for my car.Radio only has FM but is good and clear. Easy to use and sounds great for the price.WiFi and Bluetooth works great with my iPhone 8.Installed some apps with no issues other then it does not work with Netflix.The camera was a little difficult to wire in and get working as it would be nice if it was just wireless and you just need power to make it work. Running the wire to the back of the vehicle was not fun or easy.Played with the speaker balance and I'm not sure if it was something I did or if it's the unit but it didn't seem to make any difference to the sound when moving the centre point of the system with in the car. Again I will need to investigate more on the issues.

For me personally, on a 2015 Sienna, it doesn't work:-will need to buy a vehicle harness.-instructions should be included for the unit itself to explain what the pins are on the actual unit-The 10.1 inch screen is too big for the factory bezel. You can cut your bezel to make it fit of course. I think a 9 inch would fit my Sienna, but I can't find any out there.-the included brackets are useless. You will need to use it to extend your factory brackets to reach the mounting holes. It also should come with more screws and nuts/washers.-Dual USB Inputs do NOT work for my iPhone Xs. It doesn't even charge.-The unit is really slow. 1GB DDR RAM is probably the reason (see screenshot).-not sure if this is normal but unit got warm after driving with it for less than 30 mins. Went for a drive, decided the unit wasn't good, and proceeded to take it apart and felt the warmth (in the middle of -10 weather)-couldn't figure out how to retain the OEM backup camera. Picture attached for anyone who is interested in figuring it out-didn't bother with the steering wheel controls, it comes with a KEY1 and KEY2 wire. I know which pins are my SWG but I didn't bother to figure it out.-didn't bother with the included backup camera. Left it in the bag.-unknown factory password for one of the menus. Didn't really matter anywayConclusion:If you have a "basic" headunit (ie. radio only) and are in need of an upgrade, then this product will work fine with you (will need to figure out the brackets to mount properly). But then again, I don't know many cars that would even fit a 10.1 inch screen, let alone with these useless brackets. Most cars these days come with steering wheel controls and backup cameras, so they should really include detailed instructions and tips to get these working out of the box. Give this item a try, perhaps it will work better for you.

This thing looks gorgeous! Huge screen and really modernizes the look of the jeep.Pros- Looks great - Thin and no gawdy tacky buttons or anything- Touchscreen has decent dpi so things don't look too pixelated- Android so lots of app supportCons-Slow. I think this could be related to the "0.75GB ram" (1gb listed in software). Google Maps, Youtube Music etc takes about 30 seconds to load.-Mounting hardware has the screen sticking out way too far on my Jeep JK - wish this was more customizable; Will have to custom fab a bracket-Default apps are a hot mess - Launcher is a bit tacky for my liking, maps app is slow, overall not a pleasant experience especially as it's slow and clunkyLooking forward to trying out an unit w/ more RAM but this is a nonstarter for me.

The user interface is cheap and bare minimum. I got the 10" model for the looks but now realize its an overkill, noone needs each button to be 2 inches.The screen doesn't have Auto dim feature, and at night the big screen can be distracting.If I could go back, I would spend a little more money for a quality double din.

Not a terrible deck for what I need. Wanted something mounted for GPS use. However the audio is very iffy, equalizer doesn't do a whole lot, and the volume doesn't go as loud as I'd like.The one thing that kills it for me is the fact you can't remove the widgets on the home screen. I'd really like to remove the car with the speedometer, and the stupid "hotel California local music" circle sitting there. Would be nice to display what I'm actually listening to.Honestly can't expect much more for $140, but it would definitely be better without that nonsense taking up the homescreen.