JOYING Android 10.0 Octa Core Car Radio 8.8 Inch Universal 4GB RAM+64GB ROM Single Din Touchscreen Car Stereo GPS Sat Nav Support Bluetooth/5G WiFi/USB/SD/FM Radio/Android Auto/Subwoofer/Fastboot

Not usually a fan of aftermarket radios, but decided to try this one out on my ‘96 F250 and was extremely pleased. Easy to setup and looks like it belongs. Wireless CarPlay works effortlessly, and plenty of customization. Screen is sharp, and looks super nice when it’s off. Kudos to Joying for removing any logos, makes it that much nicer of a unit for those of us who want a clean look, it makes all the difference imo.Only “issue” I had is I needed to slide the din out a tad bit to clear the dash, I wish the screen had a spacer for the clips so it was able to accommodate the space needed to clear, if that makes sense. It works and is snug, but just a suggestion if this part was made available, would make it perfect.

This units awesome. I used it in a japanese 1998 subaru impreza sti. Wiring was easy when paired with a wiring harness adapter for a subaru, just matched the wires up and soldered them together. Was able to use a non joying back up camera in it also even though the listing claimed it required a joying ahd camera. I struggled with the sub output at first as it wasnt powering my sub enough, but after contacting joying I was able to get it solved. For a sub/amp that has a dual rca input you have to use the headunits fr and fl output instead of using a y connector to the headunits sub output.Android auto is great on this unit. Using the carlink app thats preloaded it can do wired or wireless android auto, only downside is both leave a large blank space to the side of the android auto interface. I fixed this by downloading another app called headunit reloaded onto this headunit. Since its an adroid headunit you can get regular apps from the app store. With head unit reloaded i can use the full widescreen and even have got it setup so it will do the android auto split screen, so now i can have a more detailed view of my music and google maps running on one screen.All together its a great headunit and im very happy i got it.

I have never written a bad review before. I will usually just move on and deal with it. Not this time though.First of all, the quality of the actual product is extremely cheap and poorly constructed. The chassis is easily prone to bending and becoming misshapen, the screen locking tabs are cheaply made and overly delicate considering their purpose.The function of the product is decent with a huge flaw in design that requires multiple inputs from the Apple CarPlay mode to get to the screen where a very small icon needs to be depressed to give the option to lower the volume. It literally is not a universal fiction and takes an exceedingly long time and attention to lower the volume.Then the worst part, Joying customer service. My unit failed in less than 60 days. Because I wait to reach out to Amazon til after the 60th day, Amazon told me I had to reach out to Joyjng directly. After sending several emails (with no reply to each), I finally got a reply only to be told that since I bought the unit on Amazon, I need to communicate with a different email. Ugh! After emailing them and days later getting a reply, they required I reinstall the unit and follow a series of troubleshooting videos to determine what was wrong. Each time I replied with photos or videos, days later they’d reply telling me to go back and do more diagnosis. When I finally said, I’m done with this and told them to replace my unit, they told me I have to pay $30 for shipping! Really?!!Stay away from this product for all reason.Update: to add insult to injury, Joying is requiring me to pay $30 for the return shipping!! Really?!!Awful!

I bought this head unit after trying other Chinese Android head units and always being disappointed in the quality. This one is pretty good. I think there are probably more affordable ones in the $300 range that are as good of quality, but I ordered this one because I did not want a giant screen.The software is snappy and responsive, like a good Android tablet. The cheap $100-$200 units I tried were all very slow and glitchy. Some of the software is still poorly translated into English, but I mainly use it for wireless carplay only so I don't interact with the android part of it too much.The screen is very bright and visible in daylight. One thing I've noticed is if it is on a certain screen for a while and you switch to another application, there is a slight burn in that you can see from the old screen, but it's always gone away and isn't permanent.One slightly irritating thing is that the backup camera image is stretched out lengthwise to fit the odd ratio of the screen, rather than just centering the image, so that took some getting used to.

Fits the S2000 well. Essentially a plug and play system; however you'd need to purchase the "Honda" Wire from the Manufacture website. When installing you can either run it using ball magnets to hold it in place or just use the mounts provided in the kit. I went with the mounts after struggling to keep the screen in place while driving in canyons.Only thing I took a star away from is, if you connect via USB in the back of the unit as a power source (Dash cam); it causes power to stay on.Overall, great unit Bluetooth Apple Car play is awesome.

This is an awesome buy for any car. I do have a bit of dislikes, first is that it only has on rca pre out for a sub, this forces you to buy a y splitter and sacrifices a bit of sound quality. Second is the amount of work it takes to set up your preferences and how the navigation is barely audible with the music on even though it lowers the music when it gives directions. Other than that it's awesome!