Capapro 7" HD Portable Carplay Wireless Touch Screen Double Din Car Stereo Compatible Apple Carplay and Android Auto with GPS Navigation, Voice Control, Mirror Link, Bluetooth

Very good, clear, no lag, price is good

My display not working

It's not the best it's pretty laggy and the reflection is high and when u reverse u have to pres the camera to see its won't do it automatically and installing it is very hard

I've used it for about a week now...... I like it a lot..... Somehow it automatically starts when I start up my car. It keeps a list of places I've been, so I can choose one when I'm ready to go. Its got a larger screen, so that's a definite plus. It can stay in my car. I've bluetoothed it to my phone. I can use Maps or Waze. I think I can use whatever I can see on my phone.... I hv a few different navigation apps.... havn't tried them all yet. It takes about a minute to connect when I turn on my car. It doesn't seem to be using my phone but I know it does somehow. Probably for data service.... Right now, I'm happy! I've tried quite a few different ways to view GPS while driving [different car phone holders (they kept falling off or not being in a convenient spot), portable HUD displays (then hvng to find an app that displays navigation backwards..... could not use Waze or Maps 😫)]. This is using apps from my phone, showing them as it would on my phone! I'm still playing w/it cuz right now it uses the stereo speakers in the unit. It's okay for now but I think I want to see if I can use my car speakers instead.... As stated: I'm still playing w/it... But, so far, so good! 😃 Thanks, Capapro!

I bought this Capapro 7" Portable CarPlay screen a short time ago because of the good initial reviews and the claim of "reliable technical support." I followed the built-in online upgrade process exactly as instructed and used the official IVT244.img file provided by the device's own QR code. After the update completed, the screen is now completely unusable: it shows only a solid blue background with a thick horizontal line and visible scan lines. The backlight works, but there is no menu, no touch response, and no way to access CarPlay or settings. I tried: Extended power drains and resets (unplugged for 30+ minutes multiple times) USB recovery attempts with the same firmware file Checking for the device's Wi-Fi hotspot (none appears) When I opened the unit to investigate further, the board is an Allwinner F133-B with PCB revision F18_V5.0_20250221 and shield marking JL-M70B013-N22WS-T503518. There is no physical reset button! They removed it, as though it's a cost saving measure! I have been unable to contact the seller for the correct matching recovery firmware. There is no "Contact Seller" button visible on the product page or my order, and no direct support email or phone is provided despite the product description promising reliable technical support. This unit is now a $43 paperweight after following official instructions. I would like the seller to provide the proper variant-specific firmware or arrange a replacement. Photos of the failed screen and motherboard are available if needed. If you're considering this unit, be aware that the firmware update process can brick it and support appears very limited.

Love this thing, the touch is pretty quick, it connects 90% of the time by its self, there’s been a few times I have to go into my phone settings and connect it. If you’re connected to home wifi sitting in your driveway you can’t use that wifi. Only the wifi for the CarPlay.

Works pretty well, a nice upgrade from my raidio. Wish it didnt have such big bevels on the side of the screen though

I wanted a dash-attached screen in my car for navigating with my phone apps, and this was a great way to get that. I went to a big box electronics store to get an estimate for installing a carplay-compatible head unit in my vehicle and it would have cost at least $700 or more. So, getting all of these features for about $40+ is a bargain. I've been using it for close to a year and have had no problems. I didn't want to stick an adhesive mount to my dash so I purchased a DVD-slot mount separately and this unit mounts directly to that using the same 4-prong mount on the back of the unit. by far the biggest challenge was mounting and connecting the rear camera. I had to fashion a small metal plate that attaches to the license plate screws, and I had to strip and tap into a reverse light power to send power to the reverse camera, but now the reverse view turns on when I go into reverse, and I love having that too. I have a pickup and the tailgate limited my rear camera mounting options, but if you have a car you'll have more mounting options and probably easier access to accessing power and routing your wire to the head unit. But, if you don't care about installing the rear camera, you can have this thing mounted to your dash and ready to use in just a few minutes. I have the unit powered with the accessory power plug that came with it and I used twist ties to organize the power cable, the 3.5mm aux output and the rear camera cable as best I could. If you are a stickler for not having a bunch of wires hanging on your dash you might invest some effort into cable organizing.