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Product Description
Steering Wheel Controls
Allows you to quickly and safely switch songs and adjust the volume while driving
HD Reversing Image
Support HD reversing image and parking assistance for backup camera, making your parking safer and easier. Backup Camera: B08SHKPQFT (Not included).
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Apple CarPlay / Android Auto
Seamlessly connect your iPhone or Android device and access your favorite apps, make calls, send messages, and even use voice commands for a hands-free experience while driving.
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4GB RAM and 64GB ROM
Allowing you to multitask seamlessly between apps and enjoy a smooth user experience.
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Built-in WiFi
Stream your favorite music, browse social media, or download your favorite apps directly from the car stereo.
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With 30 EQ Adjustments
4x50 watt power amplifier, delivers high-fidelity sound and supports subwoofer output for an immersive audio experience.
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FM/AM Radio Receiver
Stay informed with real-time traffic updates, news broadcasts, and weather forecasts, keeping you up to date and prepared for any journey.
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Bluetooth 5.0
Greatly improves the transmission speed. With the built-in mic and external mic, you can enjoy clear and stable audio quality during hands-free calls.
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| Price | $230.96 | $259.00 | $219.95 | -18% $179.93 Typical: $219.89 | -5% $589.90 List: $619.90 | $193.99 |
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| Sold By | Saita Navi | Gilded Inc. | TouchYa | TouchYa | AutoSmartHK | LuTuo |
| number of channels | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 |
| connectivity tech | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB | Bluetooth, USB | Bluetooth, Auxiliary, USB | Auxiliary, Bluetooth, USB | 4G LTE, WIFI, Dual Bluetooth, USB | Bluetooth, Auxiliary, USB |
| control method | touch | touch, voice | voice, remote, touch | touch, remote, voice | application, remote, touch, voice | voice, application, touch, remote |
| controller type | Android | Android, iOS | Carplay, Google Assistant | Android Auto, Apple Carplay | Google Assistant, Siri | Android, Google Assistant |
| audio output type | Speakers | Speakers | Speakers | Speakers | Speakers | — |
| supported services | YouTube | Spotify, Pandora, iTunes | Maps, YouTube | Maps, YouTube | Play Store, Google, Google Maps, YouTube, Spotify, Pandora,etc | Maps |
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Completes my Crosstrek
My car: 2019 Subaru Crosstrek, 6 speakers, 6.5 in original head unit (non-Harmon Kardon)This is the first time I've ever actually swapped out a head unit. Youtube videos and Dasaita has helped A LOT. Dasaita told me they had a wire harness that could work my car and that pretty much made this whole installation a plug and play. I bought the unit and harness from them and I got the din kit (cover to replace the hole in your dash when you remove the old unit) from Crutchfield. This unit looks great in my car and can also be viewed with ease from the rear seats. I watched a whole episode of jujutsu kaisen from the back after I finished installing it because of how crisp the colors are and how easy it was to read the subtitles.Issues during installation:1) Only my rear audio worked.Solution - Apparently, my front speakers and tweeters are connected to Subaru's Starlink box. It's the black box that's part of the stock head unit. I disconnected that, plugged all the cables in, and put it as low as I could inside my dash. That brought back my front audio AND I guess that's also the box that contains my car's wifi hotspot. As far as I know, that the only way for you to configure the wifi hotspot name/password is with the original unit so make sure you configure that before you remove it.2) My factory backup camera did not have a signal when putting my car in reverse.Solution - I read that my 2019 Subaru Crosstrek's backup camera needed a stepdown from 12v to 6v. I got the PAC VOLT-39 and it got my camera working again, however that leads to issue 2a. Oh, pro-tip if you're afraid of cutting wires and soldering to splice... Look up posi-taps. You screw one end into the wire you want to tap into, and screw the other end that contains the second wire. I ended up using x2 of a 20-22 awg tap and a 16-18 awg for the ground wire.2a) My video output on my screen is fuzzy and static-y. Sometimes it's clear... but most of the time as soon as you shift into reverse, all the fuzziness starts fading in immediately until the camera is unusable. I'm still waiting to hear back from Dasaita.Overall, I'm extremely happy with this. I've been recommending it to everyone around me.$600 for an Android head unit vs $1500 for a Kenwood/Pioneer/Sony that only have apple carplay/android auto is a no brainer. Plug and play harness gets you up and running super fast (~10 min). The screen is also bigger on this compared to the other mainstream competitors.The communication delay is understandable. I was able to find the solutions to the problems I encountered while I was waiting to hear back from Dasaita and the last thing I need resolved is the backup camera's fuzziness. Once that's fixed, 5/5!I'll come back and report in 6 and 12 months since I know there's quite a number of concerns online that say these Chinese Android Head Units don't last for long, which I highly doubt.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2021
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2023
I have a 2009 Honda Odyssey and I installed this product that is 13.3" I really liked it the system is a little empty but you get what you pay for I give it 5 stars because there are many products that are for cars but it does not have HDMI but this unit does It has it and I can connect my two screens.
yo tengo una Honda Odyssey 2009 y le instale este producto que es 13.3" me gustó mucho el sistema es un poquito vacío pero tú obtienes lo que pagas le doy 5 estrellas porque hay muchos productos que son para auto pero no tiene HDMI pero está unidad si lo tiene y puedo conectar mis dos pantallas.
yo tengo una Honda Odyssey 2009 y le instale este producto que es 13.3" me gustó mucho el sistema es un poquito vacío pero tú obtienes lo que pagas le doy 5 estrellas porque hay muchos productos que son para auto pero no tiene HDMI pero está unidad si lo tiene y puedo conectar mis dos pantallas.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2022
My car: 2019 Subaru Crosstrek, 6 speakers, 6.5 in original head unit (non-Harmon Kardon)
This is the first time I've ever actually swapped out a head unit. Youtube videos and Dasaita has helped A LOT. Dasaita told me they had a wire harness that could work my car and that pretty much made this whole installation a plug and play. I bought the unit and harness from them and I got the din kit (cover to replace the hole in your dash when you remove the old unit) from Crutchfield. This unit looks great in my car and can also be viewed with ease from the rear seats. I watched a whole episode of jujutsu kaisen from the back after I finished installing it because of how crisp the colors are and how easy it was to read the subtitles.
Issues during installation:
1) Only my rear audio worked.
Solution - Apparently, my front speakers and tweeters are connected to Subaru's Starlink box. It's the black box that's part of the stock head unit. I disconnected that, plugged all the cables in, and put it as low as I could inside my dash. That brought back my front audio AND I guess that's also the box that contains my car's wifi hotspot. As far as I know, that the only way for you to configure the wifi hotspot name/password is with the original unit so make sure you configure that before you remove it.
2) My factory backup camera did not have a signal when putting my car in reverse.
Solution - I read that my 2019 Subaru Crosstrek's backup camera needed a stepdown from 12v to 6v. I got the PAC VOLT-39 and it got my camera working again, however that leads to issue 2a. Oh, pro-tip if you're afraid of cutting wires and soldering to splice... Look up posi-taps. You screw one end into the wire you want to tap into, and screw the other end that contains the second wire. I ended up using x2 of a 20-22 awg tap and a 16-18 awg for the ground wire.
2a) My video output on my screen is fuzzy and static-y. Sometimes it's clear... but most of the time as soon as you shift into reverse, all the fuzziness starts fading in immediately until the camera is unusable. I'm still waiting to hear back from Dasaita.
Overall, I'm extremely happy with this. I've been recommending it to everyone around me.
$600 for an Android head unit vs $1500 for a Kenwood/Pioneer/Sony that only have apple carplay/android auto is a no brainer. Plug and play harness gets you up and running super fast (~10 min). The screen is also bigger on this compared to the other mainstream competitors.
The communication delay is understandable. I was able to find the solutions to the problems I encountered while I was waiting to hear back from Dasaita and the last thing I need resolved is the backup camera's fuzziness. Once that's fixed, 5/5!
I'll come back and report in 6 and 12 months since I know there's quite a number of concerns online that say these Chinese Android Head Units don't last for long, which I highly doubt.
This is the first time I've ever actually swapped out a head unit. Youtube videos and Dasaita has helped A LOT. Dasaita told me they had a wire harness that could work my car and that pretty much made this whole installation a plug and play. I bought the unit and harness from them and I got the din kit (cover to replace the hole in your dash when you remove the old unit) from Crutchfield. This unit looks great in my car and can also be viewed with ease from the rear seats. I watched a whole episode of jujutsu kaisen from the back after I finished installing it because of how crisp the colors are and how easy it was to read the subtitles.
Issues during installation:
1) Only my rear audio worked.
Solution - Apparently, my front speakers and tweeters are connected to Subaru's Starlink box. It's the black box that's part of the stock head unit. I disconnected that, plugged all the cables in, and put it as low as I could inside my dash. That brought back my front audio AND I guess that's also the box that contains my car's wifi hotspot. As far as I know, that the only way for you to configure the wifi hotspot name/password is with the original unit so make sure you configure that before you remove it.
2) My factory backup camera did not have a signal when putting my car in reverse.
Solution - I read that my 2019 Subaru Crosstrek's backup camera needed a stepdown from 12v to 6v. I got the PAC VOLT-39 and it got my camera working again, however that leads to issue 2a. Oh, pro-tip if you're afraid of cutting wires and soldering to splice... Look up posi-taps. You screw one end into the wire you want to tap into, and screw the other end that contains the second wire. I ended up using x2 of a 20-22 awg tap and a 16-18 awg for the ground wire.
2a) My video output on my screen is fuzzy and static-y. Sometimes it's clear... but most of the time as soon as you shift into reverse, all the fuzziness starts fading in immediately until the camera is unusable. I'm still waiting to hear back from Dasaita.
Overall, I'm extremely happy with this. I've been recommending it to everyone around me.
$600 for an Android head unit vs $1500 for a Kenwood/Pioneer/Sony that only have apple carplay/android auto is a no brainer. Plug and play harness gets you up and running super fast (~10 min). The screen is also bigger on this compared to the other mainstream competitors.
The communication delay is understandable. I was able to find the solutions to the problems I encountered while I was waiting to hear back from Dasaita and the last thing I need resolved is the backup camera's fuzziness. Once that's fixed, 5/5!
I'll come back and report in 6 and 12 months since I know there's quite a number of concerns online that say these Chinese Android Head Units don't last for long, which I highly doubt.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2023
Color: (HA2186-MAX) 10.2 inch IPS 1024*600Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2022
Color: (HA2186-MAX) 10.2 inch IPS 1024*600Verified Purchase
This unit ran flawlessly for almost 1 year, until one day I turned it on and it was a solid white screen. It was cold out so I figured turn it off then back on and problem would be solved. Nope, it lasts for about 45 minutes each time I turn it on. Everything else still works good. The touch screen is still very responsive. And after about 45 minutes of power to it the screen is clear. It's a gradual thing.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2020
Color: (HA2186-MAX) 10.2 inch IPS 1024*600Verified Purchase
