OBD2 Gauge Display, Multi-Data Smart Gauge, Car Inclinometer, GPS Speedometer, Boost Gauge, RPM Meter, Car Head-Up Display, Automotive Trip Smart OBD Display, for Some Cars Produced After 2006

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I like that you are able to get real time data on your car as you drive. There is a lot of information that is displayed that I'm still learning what to do with this new data. Installation is easy as you just plug it into the obd port. This is great for auto enthusiasts.

This smart gauge provides instant access to crucial vehicle data, including speed, RPM, engine temperature, and fuel consumption. With this information at my fingertips, I feel more connected and informed about my car's performance. One of the standout features is its compatibility with various car brands manufactured after 2006. This versatility makes it an excellent choice for many drivers seeking real-time data insights. Installing the OBD2 displat was a breeze. The plug-and-play design allows for easy connection to the OBD2 port without any complicated wiring. This gauge display is a must-have for anyone seeking real-time vehicle information without the hassle. Its compatibility, easy installation, premium quality, and exceptional warranty make it a standout choice in the market. I highly recommend it to fellow drivers looking to enhance their driving insights.

Installation into a 2010 Camaro was simple and fast. Up and running with just plugging in. Adjusting some preferences took only minutes. All of the graphics are beautiful, several different pages to choose from to display sets of data in graphical or analog formats, semi customizable, very intuitive and appealing to the eye. Software and graphical interface is top notch.The bad parts of this device are just 2 details that bring it down to 2 stars in my review. First is the construction. Despite being firmly mounted and cable carefully ran and secured, the socket on the device to plug the harness into has failed after only a couple of months of use. The harness plug will not stay secured to the device, as a result connection is lost constantly. The second detail is the size of the display. For a device that is intended to provide real time data while driving, it is simply too small. Even with good eye sight, the display is too small to quickly reference while driving.That second detail makes it a critical safety hazard as well. Less experienced drivers might devote too much time looking for particular data on the tiny display, when a literal split second distraction can have catastrophic consequences. I suggest to keep searching for a device that has a larger, easier to see graphical display and potentially less dangerous to use.

The media could not be loaded. I tried this in my Ram 3500 and my wife's Honda Ridgeline and it worked great in both of them. I notice that some data isn't available, but I think that has more to do with what information the vehicle is sending.At first, I had a difficult time getting the GPS to work but then I realized that my metal carport was blocking the signal, so I got out from under it and then the GPS worked great!There are a lot of settings so you can configure it to your liking, you can change the units to display the way you like them, I set it to read temperature in Fahrenheit and to use gallons and miles, but you can set the units you prefer. you can also customize all the various colors fairly easily. You can also set the speed display to use GPS speed, or the vehicles reported speed, this can be handy if you have non-stock size tires and want to know your actual speed as the vehicle speedometer would be off.It's a nice gauge display with a lot of options so you can customize it the way you like it, and so far, it's working really well.

This little gasket works amazing. Easy to install and very clear.

Was disappointed the device would not communicate with a Ford pickup truck. Being one of the most popular trucks in North America, I’m pretty shocked. It did pair up with a Honda without issue and does display a lot of useful information. Unless they can come up with a specific list of known vehicles that it will work with, I would stay away.