Leadfan Double Din Car Stereo with Dash Cam&Camera, Apple Carplay&Android Auto, 7 Inch Touchscreen Double Din Radio Car Audio Receivers, Bluetooth, Voice Control, MirrorLink, FM/USB/TF/AUX/Subwoofer

You get what you pay for. Looks expensive but the quality is👎🏻 Bad part is I threw away the 📦🤦‍♀️

Wow amazing radio for the money, not complicated and easy to set up, sound quality and the link to phone features, i am very happy with this radio.. the Bluetooth is flawless.. i recommend this to all my coworkers. I would give it 6 stars if I could.

It's one month later and no issues with this product so far. I was impressed with the size and simplicity as well as the quality of the unit being a no metal design like my older factory stereo.Easy to navigate the controls (EQ VOL Phone call / receive modes) and quickly linked to my phone by bluetooth. My installer even made the comment he'd not seen one of these stereo replacements link so easily and quickly. I will keep you posted on future issues, if any, but I'm impressed with the sound and touchscreen for such an inexpensive product. Most other competitive stereos are not 60watt x 4 which = 240watts of power to the speakers so be sure to look for that, as it makes a big difference in sound quality. Till my next update, you might want to give this one a shot if on a budget and don't want a super expensive option. Cons: No WiFi No GPS but I didn't want it so no problems there.

You may need to get an adapter even if Amazon says it will fit your vehicle. Fortunately, the crew at Automotive Electrical Repair are geniuses and got it mounted and it looks good. But they had to cut the opening larger build new mounting brackets.That being said it works great my phone syncs the minute the truck is turned on and my playlist starts right up. The backup camera is great I had them mount it above my hitch so I can hook up my Trailer without a spotter. And it's great for getting a Quad Cab Long Bed 3/4 ton out of a parking spot at the mall!Update Bluetooth and stereo stopped receiving a signal about 4 months after install. SO no radio stations and I have to play my music through Auxillary. I can deal with that since the camera still works and I can still go relatively hands free while driving.

The radio brings in stations very well. Installation was a breeze. The Bluetooth connects right up. The steering wheel control works better than any aftermarket stereo I have used.Now for the negative. How do you set up the link function? My Samsung Note 8 isn't even recognized. Every time I want to use the mirror function I need to turn the "debug" function off, than on again. So the description says to contact the manufacturer with questions. How? There is no way to find the contact info. When I turn on the dash lights, the stereo button lights come on, but flash unless the brightness is up all the way. Not cool. These are my initial observations after installing the stereo.Is the stereo worth the money? Absolutely. But I think I may return this and opt for a more expensive radio that doesn't have the bugs this radio does. And a radio that has tech support.

Looking for a new stereo for your car or the one you are re-furbishing, this is a great 7" car stereo with a touch screen. It is important that you measure the space or ability to adapt it, 7.01 x 3.94 x 2.56 inches it is very cool with many features. This car audio receiver has radio, Bluetooth, video, and comes with remote control.Not just a new radio but with the awesome touch screen and having all your apps connected to your car is cool as heck. This is a high-resolution player at 7-inch and you can use the touch screen with fingertips or fingernails, so the ladies can even use it with ease. You can share the music and videos on your devices at any moment by multiple channels.Supports Android 9.0 and below, iPhone xr, iPhone 8p series so your whole family can use it. Also, you can just turn on the navigation function on your phone, then use the Mirrorlink by USB cable, now you have navigation on your phone. So, if you need a replacement, you can have all the features of an expensive new vehicle. You can use the navigation function in the car. and also charge your phone at the same time. So many features to talk about but you get the point, I did have help to install it, but we ytubed it, many videos on how to successfully put it in on the web. No problems.

I have a GMC Acadia 2011. I am having difficulty with locating a kit and face for this radio. Even more of a time locating the customer service and technical support number mentioned in the about this product portion of the description. Need help!

This unit represents a group of car stereos called 'receivers' or 'digital receivers'. Does NOT make use of CDs or DVDs, but is more of a companion unit to your phone or other connected device. It is about 2 inches deep, which is exactly what I was looking for to fit in an old Ford Truck - full dimensioned CD player type stereos would not work.The good: worked right out of the box. Great sound thru my old truck speakers..all 2 of them! If I were to stick with just the radio, I would have rated this higher, however...The bad: software is real clunky. I was able to attach my old Ipod to the unit, but was unable to navigate tunes thru the stereo itself, and since the stereo took over control of the Ipod, I was pretty well stuck with wherever the software dropped, song-wise. No metatags on the songs, either. My phone connected easily, but simple phone features did not seem to apply. Could not dial out via the touch-screen. Unit appeared to have to re-import my contacts list every time.It took my about a month to set the time on the thing...finally figured out there is another screen to the RIGHT of the main screen with a couple other functions. D'OH! This might have been more obvious if I had thought of the stereo more like a phone than a stereo. Or if the documentation had been more helpful. Since I only listen to radio mostly, this unit is OK for the price, but you might need more sophistication.