Portable Apple Carplay Screen for Car, 9″ Wireless Apple Carplay & Android Auto,4K Dash Cam,1080p Backup Camera DVR,Car Audio Receivers GPS Navigation Mirror Link, Bluetooth,FM, Siri

THE BEST THING TO GET IF YOU HAVE AN OLDER CAR!
A fantastic product: I have a 2003 Toyota Highlander, which has an outdated touch screen that is small and only works intermittently, including my Bluetooth speaker connections. I LOVE this device; it was super easy to install. I haven’t set up the rear camera yet, as I don’t know how to connect the red wire to my backup light (I will get this done at the shop). The backup camera is just one of the reasons I bought this item. The screen is large, excellent resolution, it quickly connected to my iPhone; a LOT of the apps from my phone are on the screen, and it even has voice command for hands-free texting, I can answer my phone on the touch screen in a nano-second. I had been using the little screen on my phone to use WAZE. NOW I use this device, and I can SEE the map easily without having to squint at the small screen of my phone. It AUTO connects for me, so when I get into the car, it starts my Pandora station AND my WAZE is on display as well, it’s very satisfying not to have to position my phone, start my Pandora, and turn on my portable Bluetooth speaker. The arm/holder is adjustable, so I dropped it down to below the dashboard level (I already have a Dash CAM, so I don’t need to use that function). It’s low enough that it doesn’t block my view, and I even angled it to face the driver. It has an internal speaker, which is a big plus, but it’s not great. I will get my radio working to listen to the high-end speakers already in my car; until then, I will be happy to have an automatic “on” function (one of the days my radio decided to work, it automatically connected to this CarPlay Screen and I could jam out to my music through the car speakers). If ONLY there was a way to read the screen without taking my sunglasses off. In that case, I guess that is just the nature of the beast (if you angle your head just right, it can be read with the sunglasses on, but it feels awkward). I am getting the screen protector as the greasy fingerprints were really distracting. Overall, I am VERY pleased with this product.

This product really works!
First and foremost – it works. Before tearing my dashboard and center console apart or cutting any wiring, I set it up on the passenger seat, plugged it in, and tried it out. If it sounded crappy or was difficult to use, I had nothing to lose except the time it would take to pack it back up and return it, but it worked flawlessly and sounds great. There is a short period of trying this and that, but it set up easily and it sounds excellent. Bluetooth to my iPhone was easy and stable.I own an older BMW…too early for backup cameras and high tech app usage. It’s sort of a unique vehicle so I will be keeping it for the foreseeable future. However, I wanted some better level of infotainment system. My car came with a Harman Kardon sound system and I connected this player via the AUX port so the sound transfer was perfect (better than using a random FM channel or Bluetooth). The sound is excellent and it is easy to use.So once I knew it worked, I started planning how to mount it. The suction cup/arm combination is sturdy and will stick to almost anything, but each vehicle is different and you’ll really need to play with it to decide where it fits best in your car. In my car, dashboard mounting wasn’t practical. I sit low, so if I mounted it on my dashboard, it would block my view somewhat. After trying a lot of dry-fit locations, I found a spot at the very front of my center console, forward of the shift lever that worked very well for me. While parked, I can’t easily access the touch screen, but once you put the car in D, the screen access is perfectly fine. If you have a standard shift, this might not work. For me…it was perfect. With this mount, I admittedly can’t use the embedded front facing camera, but I’ll accept that sacrifice. I found a flat panel space on the bottom section of the dash where it meets the center console, and the sticky pads that come with this unit worked perfectly. To stop the bottom from sliding around or wobbling, I used a short strip of 3M VHB double sided tape on the bottom of the unit and it’s as solid as a rock.The rear view camera was also a challenge. Again….all cars are different, but it took me 3 hours to properly fish the wire through the trunk floor, into the back seat, under the rear center console, under the front console, and to the place where the unit sits. I also had to do some finagling to get access to the backup light wiring so I could tap into it for power to the camera. If you’re not comfortable doing this type of work, try to hire someone who is experienced with car stereos and go that route.On that note…I did not use the provided rear view camera. I bought one that was specific to my model car, which is integrated into the trunk handle. It looks factory and works perfectly (found it here on Amazon).This installation of a nice CarPlay unit was a purchase that totaled about $160 all in ($119 for this unit, $35 for the backup camera). A shop in my area wanted nearly $1000 to install a similar product. I’m about $840 on the up side, so it was a win. It required about 6 hours all in to install, but I saved myself some money and have an infotainment system that brings my car into the present.

I’ve been using this portable Apple CarPlay screen for almost a month now in my 2015 model car, and I’m honestly very happy with it. My car didn’t have any modern infotainment, so this was a huge upgrade.Setup was straightforward — I mounted it on the front windshield with the included suction cup and powered it via the cigarette lighter. Running the cable for the rear camera was actually a fun little DIY project. Once it was done, everything worked right out of the box.The sound runs through my original car speakers via Bluetooth, and it’s clear. The screen itself is bright enough to see even on sunny days, and comfortably dim at night (though brightness does need to be adjusted manually). The touch responsiveness is pretty good overall. Occasionally, the CarPlay app freezes for a moment, but simply reopening it from the menu fixes it right away.As for the dash cam, I was impressed — the video quality looks genuinely 4K for the front and looks great on playback. It gives me some extra peace of mind knowing everything is being recorded.If I had to nitpick, the mounting angle could be better; since I attached it to my windshield, it does slightly interfere when I extend my arm to reach other parts of the dash. But honestly, that’s a small trade-off for the features it brings.Overall, I love how this unit completely modernized my older car. Between the seamless CarPlay, reliable dash cam, and simple installation, it’s well worth it. Would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade without tearing apart their dashboard.

I recently installed this portable Apple Carplay screen in my car, and it’s been a total game-changer for my daily drives. The 9-inch display is crystal-clear, and the wireless connectivity makes it super easy to use. The built-in dash cam and backup camera provide an added layer of safety and peace of mind. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in distractions while driving, thanks to the intuitive interface and Siri integration. The sound quality is also impressive, with clear Bluetooth calls and crisp music playback. Overall, this product has exceeded my expectations and made my driving experience more enjoyable and convenient.