Carpuride4K W903 Portable Wireless Carplay & Android Auto with Dash Cam - 9.3" HD IPS Screen, 4K Front Camera, Loop Recording, Bluetooth, Mirror Link, GPS, Siri, Dashboard Mounted

If you wanted Apple CarPlay or android auto for your car, this is it. I got quotes from shops to get a unit like this but installed into my dashboard as a new stereo for around $600 and this is so much cheaper and does the same thing the shops were advertising and more, like the auto dimming display. And the added plus of not tearing up my dashboard.Major positives:It’s slim so it doesn’t block my view of the road and doesn’t stand out compared to the rest of my car.The set up process was easy and only took 7 minutes, the longest part of the setup process was figuring out how to snake the cord in a way to make it out of the way. The cord is long and can easily reach the charger in my car, I used cord organizers to help keep the cord neat and tight to reduce it jiggling around.The display itself is bright so easy to see in the day and it dims automatically when it gets dark as to not blind you.The startup process is quick, starts when the ignition is turned on and only takes maybe 10 seconds to automate activate Apple CarPlay. The device also turns off when the ignition is off so there’s no risk of it draining your car battery if it’s left plugged in.Downsides:The dash-cam isn’t useful to me but it’s not the fault of the device. If you actually want to use the dash-cam to its fullest potential you’ll need to put the entire device up high so the camera can see the road ahead. When it’s sitting on your dashboard like how I have mine, its view is pretty limited. Along with the camera field of view, it can’t see very far to the left or right.The screen when ant its darkest setting is just a little too bright, but it’s not terrible enough to irritate my eyes personally, but if you have a stigmatism or are hypersensitive to light, it may be slight to mildly irritating.All in all 10/10 and I’d recommend it to anyone who needs Apple CarPlay/android auto, even cars who don’t have Bluetooth, the aux cord option solves that issue immediately. Get off the fence and buy it! You’ll love it.

This is my 2nd Carpuride display I've bought for my wife's 2015 Chevrolet Suburban. I had originally installed a device that plugs into the stereo that is supposed to convert the current in-dash display into an Android Auto screen, but it's had nothing but problems. However, my Carpuride (which I first got for a Jeep Wrangler TJ) **JUST WORKS**. I was skeptical, given the good price, but thought I'd try it out. It connects every time without issues. The dual-bluetooth feature is fantastic on my wife's Suburban, avoiding an extra wire to the aux jack. Note - this is a long, narrow screen. Not a bad thing, in fact for our Suburban it works well. In my Jeep I have the 702 which is a 4:3 aspect ratio which works better in the Jeep.Highly recommend for anyone that wants Android Auto/Carplay in an older vehicle. You can't beat the price with the level of quality you get.

This company CLAIMS this device is "dual Bluetooth" IT IS NOT "Dual Bluetooth". If your vehicle has Bluetooth it will control your phone while the PHONE is connected to the car, but this device DOES NOT connect to the car with Bluetooth.That not withstanding. It seems to work REASONABLY well. 5 stars well? Hardly. If this device was cheaper I would be giving it 4 or 5 stars. But for what it is it's quite a bit too expensive. Again this is all hinged on that the unit itself DOES NOT use Bluetooth to get audio to your BT equipped OEM car stereo.If the mfgr knows of something I am doing wrong or can do differently I am all ears and more than willing to edit and upgrade this review of the product. Otherwise it's on the verge of being sent back as I am pretty disappointedUpdate after owning, finishing complete install including rear camera, and getting more understanding on how the device works and how best to put it to use.Updated to 4 stars. I do still believe calling it "dual bluetooth" it is not. Though I now understand why this is not possible.Now that being said, the cameras operate incredibly well. Crystal clear video. Rear camera is WAY WAY better than the stock camera in my older Toyota, Was able to hardwire this and install it in a way that makes it look like "factory". Thanks to ability to stream operation and signal through wirelessly no need for me to have AUX hooked up. One gripe here. Why so stingy with cable from backup camera. Impossible to have it reach from rear of a larger mid size SUV (Highlander) up to the front. Had to buy 10' extender so it could all be routed neatly and hidden.So it went from being almost returned to now having me highly recommend it. Also the camera is VERY fragile. While placing a baby seat in back of the car I "bumped it lightly" and it broke. So luckily I found a replacement for it. But it's fragility was quite disappointing.In any case I had tried a unit prior that I actually liked better save for one flaw. It could not connect tot he car wirelessly so back it went. Bottom line this is a relatively easy and effective way to add modern functionality to an older car. Without the expense of putting in an entire head unit. Especially if your car has bluetooth but with limited functionality. Buy it you will like it

A friend and I have the same model and we both like it a lot. Works great easy set up and he using back up camera as baby monitor.

This screen has decent capabilities but the brightness is a HUGE downfall. I already stopped using it. No sense in using something you can hardly see driving down the road.