Vanku Android 10 Car Stereo Double Din with 64G+4G RAM PX6, GPS, WiFi, Support Android Auto, Backup Camera, USB SD, 7 Inch Touch Screen

First and foremost, Amazon and Vanku provide excellent customer service; I received a unit with a broken GPS. They both walked me through the troubleshooting steps and then swapped it for a new one when that didn't work. br>It doesn't matter who you are in manufacturing, you're going to have an issue every now and then. The way you deal with the situation is crucial. You both get an A. br>br>In my other vehicle, I have another brand of Android head unit, but it's only dual-mode. This thing blows it out of the water with a quad-core processor and 2GB of RAM (Android 10). There is no lag between applications, and it is extremely responsive. The time it takes to get up and running is astonishing. The external wifi module greatly aids in the reception of the signal from inside the house. The unit's buttons, screen, and knob all have a solid feel to them. If you've read reviews of other models and found them to be "okay," this is the one for you. I don't feel like I'm sacrificing anything by using Android instead of a traditional radio. br>br>I will be upgrading my other vehicle to this unit in the near future; it is well worth the money!.

Aniyah McDonald

| Apr 15, 2021

I've previously owned several Android car stereos and have experience with them. Advantages: br>br> br>The FM radio tuner is fantastic. br>Bluetooth calling is excellent, far superior to most. br>The unit is responsive and not sluggish (I purchased the 4GB/64GB model). br>GPS functions are adequate. br>It's simple to set up the steering wheel buttons (with interface). The seller's support is fantastic. br>br> br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. When I use WiFi, there is a lot of interference. It's similar to the old-fashioned way of doing things. school Blackberry noise. br>br>Touchscreen occasionally ignores touches. br>br>Wifi won't connect to some networks that everything else connects to. Why? I'm not sure. In short, it's a good dog with a few fleas: br>br>In conclusion, it's a good dog with a few fleas:.

Vincenzo Stanley

| Jan 19, 2021

It's a nice little unit with a few quirks. It has a ridiculously fast boot time, but I wish the contrast was higher. It's better, and there's a smidgeon of a glare. I'm going to try to smuggle in some anti-virus software. I'm going to try putting a glare film on it to see if that helps. br>br>I'm still learning the product and may update it later as I gain more experience.

Miles Guerrero

| Dec 17, 2021

For the past few months, I've had this unit installed in my 2008 Honda Odyssey. Love it. The biggest disadvantage is that it is slightly larger than standard, which means you may need to modify the faceplate around it. The sound is fantastic, and the equalizer allows you to tweak it to your liking. It produces pure power with no distortion, even at full volume. I mostly listen to music from a USB flash drive, and I installed Sygic for offline maps because my cell phone plan does not include tethering to use Google Maps. The screen quality is adequate for watching movies stored on a USB drive, and I'm glad I paid a little more for a unit with more memory, a faster processor, and the most recent version of Android. If you're looking for an Android head unit, this is the one to get.

Sloan Good

| May 11, 2021

Update: I've contacted you several times in the hopes of reaching an agreement. I believe the seller made every effort to reach a satisfactory resolution by offering a replacement or refund, as well as helpful advice. I was given options, and the seller responded quickly and thoroughly, and he went out of his way to help me. br>I believe I simply received a defective unit; it happens. This customer service experience has convinced me that I will do business with them again without hesitation. This level of customer service is something I wish more businesses had. br>br>So far, "radio" hasn't worked; I've tried AM, FM, and two different antennas with no luck. There was nothing but static. Also, the SD card isn't working. I tried three different 32GB cards, and the unit refused to format any of them. I even tried formatting the card in my phone (a Samsung Note 10) first. The wireless router is 4 feet away from the tailgate, and I even installed a second router there to be close. The wifi on the router, as well as the 4g Hotspot on my phone while sitting in the truck, is painfully slow.

Callum Lyons

| Dec 24, 2020

This head unit connects to the internet, and I found it strange that I had to change the internet/wifi settings to the United States. This makes me suspicious of spyware being installed in the vehicle, but this vehicle is only used on weekends and for long trips, so it isn't used very often. The installation was straightforward, but the trim plate that came with my old Kenwood unit didn't quite fit the space in the 2003 Explorer Eddie Bower. I looked for another trim kit but couldn't find one, so I'll have to live with the "sunken" radio. The existing camera was able to connect as expected. The steering wheel controls that are currently in use do not function as they should. Because it interprets all wheel signals as the same, it can only assign one control. Again, this is a vehicle that is only used occasionally, so it isn't a big deal; it's just another annoyance for me; however, if it were a daily driver, it would be a problem. I've tried everything I can think of, but I can't seem to find a way to make the "home screen"/screen that appears when the vehicle starts default to the actual unit's home screen. There are some settings that I will never use, and others that I wish were available but can't find. I gave it three stars because it does work as a radio, which was the primary purpose, but it falls short in a number of areas! I believe the adage is accurate. What you pay for is exactly what you get. However, despite the fact that it worked flawlessly, my much more expensive Kenwood unit only lasted a little over two years with very little use. Good luck in your search for one that does what it's supposed to do and lasts!.

Amelia Adams

| Mar 30, 2021

Every ten seconds, this device attempts to connect with my phone. I've turned off the Bluetooth on the radio, turned off the radio, and even reset the radio to factory settings and it still does the same thing. br>If I'm watching or listening to YouTube, it stops and pauses the video each time it tries to connect. br>I've turned off the Bluetooth on the radio, turned off the radio, and even reset the radio to factory settings and it still does the same thing. I understand it was inexpensive, but I don't want a device that monitors my activities even when it is switched off. Obviously, it's been a while since I bought it and it can't be returned, so it'll end up in the trash. However, I believe that, since Huawei, we must be more cautious about where our personal information goes and how it is used.

Nyla Friedman

| Jan 04, 2021