Wireless Carplay/Android Auto Portable Car Radio with 9.3" HD Touchscreen Dash Cam, Front/Rear View Camera Stereo Receiver Bluetooth FM Transmitter AUX TF Card

I was really surprised by display. It's a must buy if you have don't have a head unit (speakers are pretty decent for the size), if your current unit doesn't have carplay and display but you have room on your dash or if your new head unit that you were considering will block vents, doesn't fit well or the display is in a really poor position or you just really want a cam and carplay in an easy solution. I can't think of a better and easier solution than this.In my use case, I have a head unit I really like but the display blocks my AC vents when the display is up. It's not bad and the solution is pretty good but I wanted to try something that could go on my dash so I got this. In my setup, I connect my phone to the already installed car stereo and to the podofo display simultaneously. I get audio and carplay via bluetooth albeit connected to two different devices. The unit seems of better quality than I expected considering the price, has tons of customization options and feels responsive. My only worry is how well it will do in the heat but so far it's been great and I live in a very hot climate.Some things to consider when buying, the mount could be better. I really dislike adhesive mounts. I'm going to try different solutions to see what is best. I'll most likely just bite the bullet and try the adhesive in the worst case. Make sure that your seating position is high enough that the display doesn't obscure too much of your view when it's on the dash. If you already have a rear cam, keep in mind that this does not use an RCA input. Yes, your phone will have to connect to two devices (not a big deal, it should do so automatically. Other then that, the product and what it comes with comes in a really well-thought out package. It's cool that they included a cig light splitter. You can connect USB-C for power considering you have a good enough power source (I think, I had to use the supplied cig to USB-C adapter). That's pretty much it. I'm not sure about the longevity in general but we will see. I've dealt with podofo before with another product and they have been awesome so I'm not too worried.The only thing dealbreakers you really have to watch out for is something to consider with all on dash displays. As mentioned before, your eye line has to be positioned well enough where your view isn't too obscured and that you are using a good mount (adhesives in my experience tend to be choosy about which surfaces work best on them). You also need a previous head unit or at least a bluetooth audio source for your car. Barring this, IMO, this is a really good buy.

The product was quite good and had no issues for 18 months. Very easy to install and connect, and works right out of the box. Happy with the purchase.

Update: Customer service from Podofo has been great, they're taking some info from my device to understand the issues I've seen and improve upon the device. Having someone actually reach out is worth an extra star in my book.I got this as a cheaper alternative to replacing my older in-car nav system that doesn't have Android Auto. After a little bit of trial and error everything is working good now. The screen comes up reasonably quickly (I have an full Android unit in another vehicle that's slower) and android auto comes up shortly afterwards. Although this can send an FM signal to the radio, the quality was inconsistent at times, instead I used the feature that allows the sound to relay through the phone to the in-car unit via bluetooth. The full Android screen I have in the other vehicle doesn't support this, so requires FM or an aux cable.The only issues I've had... Initially when I was using FM, beyond the inconsistent quality I also got some weird stuttering and the screen/phone losing its connection. Since switching to the bluetooth method I've had no issues. The other problem that's a bit annoying is the fact that it doesn't seem to retain it's clock, I'm not sure if it is supposed to have a small internal battery or what but it always resets after shutting down the car. Not the end of the world since Android Auto has the correct time but annoying and results in incorrect timestamps on the dashcam files.

I have a 2008 Tacoma truck. It does not have any modern tech in it such as a touch screen infotainment center like how all the new cars have. I have a basic CD player and that's it. It doesn't have any Bluetooth or even auxiliary input for it. I wanted to switch it out for an entire new unit that was more modern but I didn't want to go through the hassle of installation. That's where I found this unit. For starters the best part is that it's plug and Play. Also it has dual cameras one for the front and one for the back that I can hook up to my reverse lights. The screen is definitely high definition. It is fantastic. The pictures don't do it justice. Connecting to Android is very simple. Is literally a click of a button. It also has Apple carplay if you have an iPhone. I'm able to have my navigation up and Spotify at the same time. You can see in the pictures that I mounted it not on the factory mount. But I did supply photo of how it would be on the factory mounts the double-sided tape. The reason why I didn't go that route was because as you can see in the photo my dash is curved and does not have any flat surfaces. This is basically an extension of my phone. It just has a way better and bigger screen. The cameras also show high definition as well. Comparing this to my old backup camera I can see way more details which allows me to be more careful. If you want a simple way to add Android auto, this is it. Not only do you get an all-in-one Android auto interface but you get a HD screen and HD front and rear cameras. Keep in mind that the front camera is fixed to the back of the monitor. So to use it correctly you would need to mount the monitor on your dash so the camera can face forward through the windshield. The rear camera has a very long cable so you can basically mount it anywhere. The connection is a 2.5 mm plug and not the standard RCA video connection. This is definitely worth it for those of us who have cars without the modern tech from the factory.