PEMP Vertical Screen 10.25" Android 13 Carplay Android auto, Snapdragon 662 8 Core 4+64GB Android Screen Only for BMW E60 E61 CCC (2005-2010)
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Size: 10.25" 4+64 E60 CCC B
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- Yes, You're RIGHT! It's the 10.25-inch Android navigation for BMW E60 CCC system. PEMP vertical screen style is just parallel to the eye line of sight, which is safe and comfortable. The touch is easier.
- Built In Wired And Wireless Carplay, Android Auto, And Wireless Mirror Link Function.
- Use Qualcomm Snapdragon 662, SM6115 8 Core Processor, Working Frequency Up To 2.0ghz; 4GB Ram And 64GB ROM; SM662 Uses 11 Nm Process, With EMCP (LPDDR4 + EMMC5.1), Low Power And Fast Response. Bluetooth Version 5.0.
- Special attention: This product is only fit for BMW E60 E61 CCC, not fit for BMW E90 CCC, E63 E64 CCC!!
Brand: PEMP
Vehicle Service Type: Car
Screen Size: 10.25 Inches
Special Feature: Bluetooth, Touchscreen
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Map Type: North America
Included Components: Harness
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Dashboard Mount, found in image
Resolution: 1920 * 720
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 12.99 x 5.12 x 1.06 inches; 4.41 Pounds
Item model number : al-6810
Date First Available : November 10, 2020
Manufacturer : ALEX
Customer Reviews: 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 127 ratings
Item Weight: 4.4 pounds
Product Dimensions: 12.99 x 5.12 x 1.06 inches
Item model number: al-6810
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Display Size: 10.25 Inches
Display resolution: 1920x720
Warranty: One year non-artificial damage warranty.
Voice command: Touchscreen
Date First Available: November 10, 2020
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Size: Linux CCC
Works better than expected! Positives: - Linux OS boots up quickly when you start the car - Steering wheel buttons and iDrive knob works well to control interface (helpful since touch screen can be a bit hard to reach while driving) Installation issues: 1. Did not need AUX cable, did not need to route it to the aux port on my 2008 535xi 2. Very annoying trying to tuck to the extra wiring harness behind the radio... make sure to tuck it into the bottom left area behind the radio (before sliding the radio back in) Quality: 1. Audio quality for music is very good 2. Built-in microphone works well for Siri commands 3. A bit of "echo" for phone calls via Carplay (I am still paired to the car's bluetooth for phone calls through the vehicle's microphone) Overall, totally worth the money. I didn't use the old screen for anything, makes my car feel much more modern having Carplay built-in. My only issue is a little bit of echo during phone calls... I'm still using the car's bluetooth and that works well enough.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2025 by M. Pick
I purchased for an 05 BMW 530i E60 with a stock 6.5" ccc idrive infotainment system (no aux or Navigation just am/fm, CD and phone Bluetooth), I desperately wanted to add Navigation and the ability to listen to satellite radio and my music apps. I researched options for months. I came across this PEMP android unit and it offered everything I was looking for. The install wasn't too bad. Had to make some option adjustments to get the sound right. Volume adjustments could be better... when getting a phone call and using Bluetooth or mobile Hotspot you cannot adjust during a call while driving so if the volume is too loud you have to go to the settings in order to adjust I found a comfortable setting but I would have liked to be able to adjust the volumethroughthe steering wheel controls. I installed the PEMP aux mod first then installed the unit. I also added the PEMP highest resolution backup camera. It all came together and ultimately did what I expected it to do. It wasn't cheap but a great upgraded addition to the old CCC idrive system that still allows original communication features. It's basically an android tablet so you can add apps, stream movies, use Navigation, ect. It looks like it came stock and makes the interior appearance look 10+ years newer. Will need some kind of screen protector/anti glare cover if putting on a movie for passengers. I am happy with it overall. This deserves solid consideration if you are like me trying to update the entertainment unit in my older BMW commuter vehicle. Also would like to mention the camera connector did not fit like the other connectors (the only connector was not an exact fit). I contacted the seller and they responded quickly and offered a small credit to the inconvenience of having to re-wire the connection. It wasn't about what they were going to give me or do for me it was fact they responded quickly and were willing to try and work with me to make me a satisfied customer and honestly that's all we want as consumers. I took a gamble because there weren't a lot of reviews from customers who purchased. Decent quality of the products, good communication from Seller, and everything arrived when it was supposed to. I would do it again. Hope this helps with your shopping research!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2021 by Jarrett
Beautiful graphics. Too much wires. Very hard to get head unit back in place. My I drive for the ccc does not work at all. I have been able to connect via Bluetooth 3 times in the 2 months I have had it. All 3 times it disconnected and would not reconnect to Bluetooth. No manual for apps or extra accessories. The instructions suck. Good product but can’t work the features without a manual. And of course I would like to know why although it has a wire that is identified for the I drive, it does not say or show where the wire is to be connected too. It’s been a very aggravating process
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2022 by Sharon Roman
Size: Linux CCC + A Camera
Installation Experience Installing this unit is not a simple plug-and-play process, especially if you are also adding a backup camera. The complexity doesn’t come from unclear instructions, but from the amount of work required to trace wires throughout the car. In my case, with a BMW 335i convertible, there were even more obstacles than usual. The biggest challenge was fitting the bulky harness behind the radio. My CD/DVD map unit takes up nearly all the space in the enclosure, which made routing the harness extremely difficult. I actually had to leave a coat hanger tucked under the interior panels to pull the harness back out while sliding the radio back in. Planning USB and video-in feed placement is also worth thinking through — I routed mine into the glove compartment, which worked well. All told, installation took me about 15 hours, with much of that time spent wrestling with the harness connectors and reinstalling the unit multiple times due to troubleshooting. Initial Issues & Support At first, the unit did not work properly. I experienced audio distortion and frequent cutouts, which turned out to be caused by a defective wiring harness. While it was frustrating, I was impressed with PEMP’s customer support. They worked with me to identify the problem and eventually sent out a replacement harness. Shipping took some time, but once it arrived, it fully resolved the issues. Performance & Usability After the correct harness was installed, the system performed very well: Audio quality is strong and stable with no distortion. Steering wheel and iDrive controls work seamlessly and feel intuitive. Switching between the original CCC interface and the Linux screen is smooth and reliable — one of my main concerns before purchasing. Screen fitment required some adjustment; I had to slightly modify the holder screw holes to get everything aligned correctly. Overall Impression Despite a rocky start, the PEMP 8.8" Linux Screen has proven to be a solid upgrade. Build quality feels good, and the functionality is exactly what I wanted: a modern CarPlay/Android Auto experience integrated into an older BMW system. Pros Strong audio and visual integration after setup Reliable switching between OEM CCC and new screen Excellent customer support when issues arose Good overall unit quality Cons Very challenging installation, especially in tight enclosures Harness takes up significant space and is tricky to manage Replacement harness took time to arrive Slight screen misalignment required modification Recommendation I recommend this unit if you’re looking to modernize your older BMW with CarPlay/Android Auto. Be prepared, however, for a challenging installation process — particularly if your car has a crowded setup like mine. If you’re comfortable with wiring work and patient enough to troubleshoot, the end result is worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2025 by Randall Sanborn