Road Top Wireless Carplay Android Auto for BMW Mini Cooper One Hatch Clubman F55 F56 F54 F57 NBT System 2014-2018 Year, Support Mirrorlink, Reverse Camera, Navigation
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- Suitable vehicle: Road Top Wireless Carplay Retrofit Kit Decoder fit for BMW Mini Cooper One Hatch Clubman F55 F56 F54 F57 NBT System 2014-2018 Year. Before you purchase, please make sure your car system is NBT system, not EVO and CIC system
- A CarPlay interface decoder box: Not a car screen. You just need to remove the dashboard and connect it to the original CD host device using our wires. After installation, your car not only keep original car system, but also add more functions
- One button to switch: Long press the special button of car knob to switch between original radio system and carplay system
- More Functions: Support wireless/wired carplay, wireless/wired Android Auto, mirrorlink, Watch video, TV news, Photos, Navigation. Support siri and google ok voice control, keeps your hands always on your steering wheel during driving
- Reverse Camera: Support factory original reverse camera, parking radar; Support aftermarket reverse camera and 360 camera; Support front view camera DVR(CVBS input)
- Original Car Knob Control: For the steering wheel control buttons, the CarPlay interface decoder box support voice control button, Tel button, voice buttons, the other buttons are not supported
- Installation: Please know you need to take out the car dashboard to connect wires. Most of the problems occur because of wrong cable connection and settings but we can fix them. Please confirm all the features work before put everything back
Brand: Road Top
Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary, Bluetooth, USB
Controller Type: Android
Special Feature: Apple CarPlay
Compatible Devices: Smartphone, Speaker
Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack, USB
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 4.0
Video encoding: mp4
Output Power: 50 Watts
Package Dimensions: 8.5 x 6.02 x 3.82 inches
Item Weight: 2.35 pounds
Item model number: NARF2_18680
Date First Available: November 12, 2020
Manufacturer: Road Top
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Update Just wanted to offer an update to my almost 1 year experience with the Road Top box I installed in both my Mini F57 and Mini F54. Originally I pointed out that that this product works very well as long as it's character flaws are understood. Well, working through character flaws/design limitations/bugs is defined by the level of customer service a company offers to manage such issues. The level of complexity that electronics and the software that runs atop those electronics inevitably brings along bugs. Software is all about maturity through iteration and not perfection out of the gate- this is especially true for consumer electronics that are built to a cost. Therefore an interface like the Roadtop Carplay/AA box, where you're dealing with complicated interoperability can live or die based on long-term support IMO. And I'm happy to say that despite a few issues, the team at Roadtop (specifically Sarah) have provided STELLAR/FANTASTIC/ PEARLESS after sales customer support. They (Sarah) never once ignored my inquiries or failed to provide a fix or answer to the many post dales questions I asked. Here are some issues that Sarah and team helped me manage through over the past year regarding how the RT box interfaced with my Mini NBT/NBT Evo head units. - New software to improve overly aggressive transition form MIni UI to CP/AA. - Hand-holding me through some of my ignorance about how the interface operates and it's limitations. - helping me through physically reversing the Left and Right Audio AUX pins for my Clubman install (turned out that BMW/Mini did not properly document which of the two Aux pin on the Quadlock connection was R/L, so my F54 Clubman had a channel swap issue, whereas the same year F57 Cooper did not. They also provided me a new harness at a discounted cost when I messed up the pin swap on the original RT harness. - worked with me to clear up the fact that I could not swap the LVDS cables (as mentioned in my original review it caused blank video) Sent me a replacement USB/Video interface cable, when I thought that the original cable maybe faulty (turned out the connector into the RT box wasn't fully seated due to the tricky CLuman install I mentioned in my original review). - And most recently (like yesterday) they provided a software patch to the MCU that fixed a bug where Bimmercode failed to communicate or allow parameter changes to various ECUs, including the headunit and Amplifier. This particular bug has been widely discussed on various BMW forums over th epast couple of years and Even my inquiry to Bimmer Tech respective to whether it was an issue with their relabeled "MMI" version of this box (I'm pretty sure RT, BimmerTech and Adream all use the same basic platform, but unsure if there is any unique features that separate them). In summary, it's been a great experience. Many thanks to Sarah and the team at Roadtop for making the $600 I sent on their product well worth it both from a CS and long-term improvement to my beloved Minis! Purchased this product twice, once for my spouses 2016 Mini Cooper F57 "Justa" convertible with the base 6-inch NBT system and then again for my 2016 Clubman F54S with the upgraded 8-inch NBT EVO Harman Kardon Stereo system. The most complicated part of installation was finding a place for the Roadtop box. As others have done, I located the back box over the glovebox in the F57 and behind the HVAC controls in the F54. The F54 was by far the most challenging given it barely fit in a diagonal area that had barely enough clearance with the bottom edge of the NBT system. Wire management was OK and I located the BT/Wi-Fi antenna under the empty center speaker location in the F57 and on the metal cross-brace just above the NBT EVO unit in the 54. Make sure you are certain of where you want to place the antenna before setting it, because once it sticks it isn't coming off. One of the reasons for installing the roadtop unit in my spouses F57 was to also install a back-up camera. I purchased the Natika camera and because Minis (i.e. BMW) interiors area assembled like a complex puzzle, I had to rip out the backseat, trunk trim and rear seat trim. of the F57 to run the cable along the passenger door sill and up into the area behind the glovebox. It was time intensive but satisfying and the little mini's interior went back together as tight as it was prior to tear down. You just need to take your time and think about how the puzzle comes apart and goes back together. It took me about 6 hours all together taking my time across to mornings. The F54 also took some time, but not because of having to take stuff apart. It was due to a bad assumption on my part. Given the challenging placement of the roadtop box and connector configuration, I decided to take the longer roadtop supplied LVDS cable and run it from the headunit to the roadtop box and take the shorter BMW cable and use it between the roadtop box and screen. I didn't for a moment think the pin-outs were different. This resulted in no video to the display and after a day of believing that the roadtop box was faulty, I thought, well maybe the cables are different. And they were. swapped them back and viola, everything worked. After using the systems for almost 3 months I have to say that I am very pleased with the results- especially in my F54 with the 8-inch screen. I also find that the Android Auto (via Samsung Note 20 Ultra in my set-up) seems to be less finicky than Carplay (via iPhone XR in my wife's set-up), especially when your using wireless connections. It could be that my wife's XR is a little too old for the latest carplay version, but unless you specifically turn off the phone's Wi-Fi and BT you'll find the video going black if you are connected via cable. By comparison my Samsung/AA set-up is much more reliable and has never dropped out. It can also be quite irritating if both the Samsung and Apple phones are in the same car, as they both end up fighting for dominance over wireless. So I either use my phone in my wife's car, or disable my wireless connections and use my wife's iPhone. The other annoyance is how aggressive the Roadtop box is about taking over the NBT system. If I try to exit into iDrive to, say, check tire pressures or change a car setting, the Roadtop box will interrupt and pull the NBT system back under its control. SO it takes a few cycles to finally get the roadtop box to "let go". But with the exception of those easily worked around issues. I have to say the roadtop box works very well and in fact fixes the Mini's "backward" rotary knob control. And Sarah (Roadtop Technical support) was excellent and replied within 12 hours (I believe she is located in China). So very much recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2022 by ocramida ocramida
Device had a lot of promise and I certainly tried to make it work for my situation in an F56 body Mini Cooper S, and perhaps I got a defective unit, but I’ve had pretty consistent issues with connection, rebooting, black screen errors, sound quality poor. You name it this device has been plaqued with it. Wish I could return it but alas too much time has passed.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2023 by Chrisquills
I recently purchased this device for my 2017 Mini Cooper Base Model and I am quite satisfied with its performance, albeit with a few caveats. Installation and setup were straightforward, but it did require some tweaking in the settings menu to optimize its fit on the screen. Once adjusted, the display and interface integration were quite impressive. However, it's important to note that the sound settings needed some adjustments. The default loudness levels were not ideal, so I had to spend some time in the settings menu to get the volume back to what I was accustomed to without the device. This might be a minor inconvenience for those not too tech-savvy. The most significant drawback, however, is the echo experienced during phone calls. The quality of the call is significantly diminished due to this echo, which is more pronounced on the receiver's end. This can be quite frustrating, especially if you rely heavily on hands-free calling while driving. Overall, while the device works quite well with the 2017 Mini Cooper Base Model and enhances the overall driving experience, but users should be prepared for some initial setup adjustments and be aware of the less-than-ideal call quality. Despite these issues, it's a worthwhile addition for those looking to upgrade their car to carplay.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2024 by Nick
Bought this for 2016 Mini Cooper F56. The install is actually very simple. All the wires fit directly behind the screen. I used double sided tape and put the box on the factory unit. The most difficult part for me was running the backup camera (aftermarket) wire all the way to the unit. Speaking of which, you must set the reverse radar and two other settings to OFF in order for it to work. At first mine were on and camera didn't work. Their support helped me out with that. Now why I put one star less for sound. It has its own equalizer and I'm having somewhat of a hard time fine tuning the settings to make the music sound good and there is a few settings to go through. Overall I'd say this is very well worth the money compared to some other companies whose equivalent product costs about twice as much.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023 by Tanya M.
This unit integrates into BMW's (Mini's) Infotainment system impressively. Installation is moderately difficult and requires tearing out the current head-unit completely. This will involve taking out both center air vents, middle console speaker vents and hidden glove box for installation. Note: This unit even allows for bypass of the optical Heads Up display and integrates with original reverse camera and sensors. A few improvement opportunities include: more detailed install manual for F55, F56 models. Include password for "Software Update" allowing for us to utilize rounded pixels at the side of the Mini LCD screen.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2021 by Ronald Lee