Eonon 7'' Double Din Car Stereo Wireless CarPlay & Wireless Android Auto Car Audio Receivers with AHD Backup Camera, Built in DSP, Bluetooth, MirrorLink, SWC, FM/AM, Fast Charge - X3

Installed the unit, and I say I do love it. For this price, the unit is fantastic. Does not have every feature most folks want, but it is in my fishing truck, and it does all I want it to do. LOV the wireless car play, connects very quickly and works perfectly. Replace an Atoto with this unit and I do not recommend the Atoto brand or their customer service. I DO recommend this brand however.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought this about 6-7 months ago. I installed it easily and efficiently. It works great and made my old truck speakers louder and more clear than even the newest vehicles on the road. Backup camera is great video quality! Highly recommend!Fit:Very well, slight modification Looks:Looks factory and sleekConnectivity:Connected easily and wired up easilyTouch screen:very responsive and easy to use/navigateQuality:high qualityBrightness:adjustible brightness makes for great at night

Bought this unit for Apple CarPlay thinking it has more features than my Apline unit.I was wrong.Apple CarPlay does not work wired nor wireless. iPhone 16 pro running current update. Tried multiple usb-c cables to no avail. Before someone says I didn’t use an official Apple branded usb-c cable, the cables I tested work fine with my Alpine ilx-w650. All of them.I tested a Samsung s20+ to see if android auto would work. You guessed it, no it does not. Wired and wireless both do not work. I’ll admit my s20+ isn’t running the latest version of android, but I don’t use this phone anymore and didn’t buy this unit to use with Android Auto.Screen doesn’t lag as much as I thought it would. This exceeded my expectations. Picture quality wasn’t bad either. Not the best, but again not the main reason for purchase. It turns on, so that’s a plus. I liked this unit because it has a physical volume knob, but Apple CarPlay doesn’t work, which is a bummer. This unit is light. Feels as though it was made of double layered tin foil and paper plates. Not the reinforced fiber paper plates, but the really flimsy kind.What did I expect for $100? I expected this to work as described. It did not.I should have just bought the Atoto brand like everyone tells me to. If you buy this unit anyway, good luck. Maybe I just got a bad one.

The good: the kit includes a rear camera and the special wiring needed.Very good sound and a decent output power.Android auto works wireless on my phone (Xiaomi Note 9) and also works wired with my wife one (Xiaomi Redmi 9).How could it been better? Well, on my car, a wire exchange had to be done between batt (red) and acc (yellow), to keep the settings after a power off. May be your car doesn't need this to be done.The DSP is nice and you can shape the sound to your liking. You can go to the controls easyly from a shortcut icon in the radio, but from any other sound source you will be forced to navigate through many stages to reach them, wich is uncomfortable and dangerous if you are driving.Another annoyance is that the wired Android auto version needs to plug the cable into the unit frame, a odd and ugly place where your fingers will collide at the bottom left corner of the screen. The unit provides a separated female USB that should be perfect for that, but sadly only works as a charging port.Finally, you can't save your own equalizer settings. The moment you power off the unit, they are lost.I considered adding a separated power switch or push button, in order to power down the unit, because if it fails to connect wireless Android auto, you need to restart the unit, and of course, you can't do that when driving. However, I learned not to fiddle with the sceen when the unit is starting, and no more wireless Android auto failures occurred since.The kit also includes an external mic, wich was not needed. The onboard one works fine with my voice.I added a cheap remote control to the steering wheel column (a wired one) and works very well, despite the phisical controls the unit provides, so I always have my hands on the wheel.Installation: Watch out the dimensions. In my country I had a hard time finding an adapter frame for my Ford Ecosport. Only few vendors, and very pricey (half the price the unit itself). So I ended making some Macgyverish with scrap aluminium profiles, wood pieces and cooper tubing to adapt the unit. A nice carbon fiber wrapper finish added beauty to the self made frame.The rear camera works very well even in low ligth environment, despite some flickering.I considered an Atoto A6 before, but the Eonon gave me a phisical volume knob and an onboard DSP, so it was the winner. For a hundred bucks, you have a nice, modern unit with decent sound, wireless Android auto and a rear camera, special wiring included.

Far surpassed my expectations for the price. For starters, the interface is fairly easy to navigate and full of features, but the head unit boots up fairly quickly (5-7 seconds after the ignition is switched on). I installed the included rear-view camera, and the sharpness and quality is also excellent for the price. FM/AM reception is good, phone connectivity is stable, and wireless Carplay works wonderfully without much lag. The amplifier gets plenty loud and will overpower my factory car speakers if I set the volume above halfway, but there is plenty of granularity in how much you can adjust the volume. Overall, I was very impressed with this head unit, it was relatively easy for me to install, but I have a background in electronics. It took me about 3 hours all in. Make sure to get the required audio wiring harness and dash kit for your vehicle. Some cars will be able to accept this with no modification (I think some GM vehicles work with the included harness). I had to purchase an additional harness for my Honda and bridge the connections to the harness included with the radio using a soldering iron. The only gripe I have is the fitment between the volume knob and my frame for the dash kit. The knob is small and scrubs against the frame, which made it difficult to adjust the volume at first. It seems to have work in / I got used to it and it doesn't bother me anymore.

Works as good as my $1k Sony in terms of speed and clarity. Does have some glare, not sure on sound quality since it's coming out of stock 2004 Subaru speakers for now.