SANPTENT Double Din Car Stereo with Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, 7-Inch FHD Touchscreen Car Audio Receiver with Rear Camera, Subwoofer, Car Radio with FM, USB/AUX/TF, Mirror Link, Bluetooth

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I had it installed last week and one the the jacks wasn’t working but the installer bridge it off the other jack. I didn’t send it back because the installer had already wired the entire car already. Once installed it had a crackle when the radio powered on but after that it was good. The radio has everything I needed like backup camera and hands free with a built in speaker. The EQ is a great feature as well. Overall I’m extremely pleased with what it does. If you have a small budget or in my case an older car I’d buy it 10 outta 10 times

The audio quality of the stereo is not good. The instructions in several areas are not clear and leave a lot to assumptions. If it wasn’t for an online video I found, I would have not connected the back up camera correctly. As far as the back up camera goes, it works nice as expected, but in my opinion, it’s too wide of an angle and cars look much farther away than they actually are. If I would give it a rating of 0 to 10, I would say four. For $115 car stereo, I shouldn’t have expected much more than what I got. Had I spent $200 for a bigger name like Pioneer, I would’ve gotten what I expected.

This radio has been killing my battery. It never disconnect like it is supposed to. It has been more of a headache. 🤦🏿

This radio is a great upgrade to replace an outdated stock radio. It is double din which means it fits larger openings for radios. I love how it has Android auto so I can hook my phone up via Bluetooth. My vehicle didnt have a back up camera so I am happy I now can have that feature on my car as well. Overall this is a great find and value for the price

the touch screen is nice. has good bluetooth connection. nice screen quality

This stereo actually works great and has great features with one exception. It demands to be connected to your phone via wifi and Bluetooth. If you turn the wifi and Bluetooth off on your phone, the stereo will simply turn it back on without any permission or notification. In addition, when the car is off, once i bring my phone within Bluetooth range it automatically turns on and connects on its own, even with the keys out. I have had this device and installation look at by two different licensed professionals who both determined it is the stereo malfunctioning. This cost me just as much as the stereo, so essentially Ive paid double for a stereo with a mind of its own. I regret this purchase and wish I had gone with a more well known brand

This double din car stereo with touchscreen and Android Auto/Carplay is EXACTLY what I needed for my older 2011 Honda Civic. I didn't need anything fancy, just maps or Waze, and a way to play Amazon Music or Spotify. It does everything I need and it does it well!Installation was not difficult at all. I didn't have a harness to attach to my car, so I used bare wire connections and covered them with electrical tape. If you can find a harness for your particular car model, it would be pretty helpful. The instruction manual is pretty simple, but it has all the info you need to install and wire this unit in correctly.Operation is pretty simple. I opted to not install the antenna as I don't listen to the radio too often, and if I needed to, there's an app for that. I plugged my phone in to the USB port and it opened Android Auto on its own. After that initial connection, all future connections have been wireless and without issue. There is a split screen option so you can change the song while the map is still up. The volume knob is handy, rather than a touchscreen button. The touchscreen is responsive and the whole unit seems to be fast enough to handle multiple operations at the same time.I did not test out the backup camera, as I have one connected already. Unfortunately, the one I have does not work, so I will be attaching the one that came with the unit in the next few days. I also did not test out the TF card slot or the screen mirroring, as I most likely will not need those features.The sound on the unit is not bad at all. There is an equalizer, but it is a little difficult to get to. You have to press the mode button to get to it, and when I do that, no music is playing, so it's difficult to tell how the changes you made affect the music you are listening to. The presets it comes with suffice enough to bring out the richness in the music.I tried the calling feature as well, and so far I haven't had any issues with others hearing me on the other end. It's not a top of the line unit, but it works good enough for phone calls. Overall, I'm really happy with this unit. It navigates well and the sound is great. Texts come through and Android Auto will summarize and read them to you and ask you to respond if you would like. I'm pretty happy with this as a replacement for the original unit in the car. For under $100, you absolutely cannot go wrong.