Sound Storm Laboratories DD7CPA Apple CarPlay Android Auto Car Multimedia Player - Double-Din, 7 Inch Capacitive Touchscreen, Bluetooth, USB, SD, Aux AV in, No CD DVD, AM/FM
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- Apple CarPlay - Access icons on your iPhone by activating Siri voice controls or touchscreen. Available features include Phone, Music, Maps, Text messages, Radio, Podcasts, Audiobooks
- Messages - With Siri on your side, you can ask her to read you your messages, reply as well as send them. Siri lets you concentrate on what matters most. Driving
- Maps - Need gas? Hungry? Search along your route by asking Siri, and CarPlay will direct you every step of the way and tell you the speed limit too. Third-party navigation apps like Google Maps, Waze and Baidu are also available
- Bluetooth Calling - Make calls hands-free with the help of Siri. Play music apps like Spotify or Pandora as well as iTunes and Apple Music Subscription. Siri will be your DJ
- Media Playback - USB, SD, DVD, CD. 3.5 mm Aux in connects to your smartphone or MP3 player. The AM/FM radio stations keep you up to date on music/news/sports. Bluetooth
- Android Auto - Just say Ok Google to talk to the Google Assistant for help. Get real-time alerts on Google Maps and Waze. Make calls, check your messages, reply back, use music apps, all while keeping your hands on the steering wheel
- Inputs USB, SD, Aux, A/V, rear camera. The steering wheel interface allows you to use the existing functions on your steering wheel (interface module sold separately. We recommend the Metra ASWC-1
- Outputs - Use the front, rear & subwoofer pre-amp outputs to hook up your speakers (front left / front right and rear left / rear right) and subwoofer. USB charging available
Description
Sound Storm Laboratories DD7CPA Apple CarPlay Android Auto Car Multimedia Player - Double-Din, 7 Inch Capacitive Touchscreen, Bluetooth, USB, SD, Aux AV in, No CD DVD, AM/FM
Product Dimensions: 5.67 x 6.71 x 3.8 inches
Item Weight: 3.43 pounds
Item model number: DD7CPA
Wireless communication technologies: Bluetooth
Connectivity technologies: Bluetooth, Auxiliary, USB
Special features: Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth, No CD DVD, Capacitive Touchscreen
Other display features: Wireless
Human Interface Input: Touchscreen
Scanner Resolution: 800 x 480
Other camera features: Rear, Front
Whats in the box: Power harness, remote control
Manufacturer: Sound Storm Laboratories
Date First Available: November 6, 2020
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