Upgrade Wireless 7" Double Din Car Stereo Apple CarPlay Android Auto 178 * 102mm,Touchscreen Car Play Radio for Car,Screen for Bluetooth 5.2, Weatherproof Backup Camera,FM AM,AUX,Card Slot,USB,SWC
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Size: Double Din Wireless Carplay
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- Wireless/Wired Apple CarPlay & Android Auto: Connect your phone instantly via wireless Apple CarPlay (no cable needed) or use a wired connection for faster response and lower battery drain. Access navigation, calls, music, and voice assistants seamlessly for busy morning commutes, running errands during the holiday season, or weekend road trips with the family. This double din car stereo makes hands-free driving effortless and safe
- GPS Navigation: Use Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Waze through CarPlay/Android Auto on the 1024x600 IPS touchscreen. Real-time traffic updates, lane guidance, and ETA notifications help you avoid jams and navigate unfamiliar roads efficiently for visiting relatives, tackling holiday shopping routes, or planning weekend getaways in comfort with your double din car stereo
- Upgrade Bluetooth 5.2 & Multi-Source Audio: Bluetooth 5.2 provides fast pairing, stable streaming, and hands-free call functionality. Play audio via USB, AUX, or TF card. The 45Wx4 output delivers rich, clear sound for keeping kids entertained, powering festive playlists, or staying alert during long drives. This car stereo with Apple CarPlay ensures high-quality audio wherever you go
- Upgrade AM/FM Radio & 10-Band EQ with Presets: Store up to 6 FM stations (76.0-108MHz) with RDS, support AM radio (530KHz-1710KHz), and customize your sound using the 10-band EQ with 6 presets (Jazz/Classic/Pop/Rock/Soft). Whether listening to podcasts, talk radio, or Christmas music, this double din car stereo ensures every trip sounds just right, from school runs to scenic drives
- Double Din Car Stereo with 1024x600 HD IPS Touchscreen: Designed with typical double din dimensions (178x102x60 mm / 7 x 4.02 x 2.36 inch), this car stereo fits most dashboards. The 1024x600 HD IPS touchscreen provides crisp visuals and responsive touch control. Screen mirroring allows compatible smartphone apps to display clearly, making navigation, media playback, and video calls effortless during stops
- 8-LED Night Vision Backup Camera & Steering Wheel Control: Reverse safely with the waterproof 170-degree camera equipped with 8 night LEDs for dim parking lots, driveways, or crowded city streets. Steering wheel control lets you adjust volume, change tracks, or answer calls without taking hands off the wheel, enhancing safety during busy holiday errands or family trips with your double din car stereo
- Installation and Usage Tips: Measure your dashboard opening before purchase and confirm it matches the product size (7 x 4.02 x 2.36 inch / 178 x 102 x 60 mm). FM pauses while CarPlay/Android Auto is active. Remote batteries not included. This unit is not an Android system. Includes lifetime technical support for installation and troubleshooting assistance. Include 1-year free replacement for malfunctions.
Brand: Emeito
Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary, USB, SD Card, Bluetooth5.2, Wi-Fi, Wired, Wireless
Controller Type: Push Button, remote
Special Feature: FM/AM Radio, Built-In Bluetooth 5.2, Equalizer, IPS Touchscreen, Built-In Wi-Fi, Airplay, Mirrorlink, Rear View Camera Inut, Front Camera Input, Subwoofer, SD Card Inut,, Wireless Carplay & Android Auto, Hands-free Calling See more
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack, USB Type-A, AUX, SD Card, RCA
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 4
Video encoding: MPEG-1, MPEG-4 (H.264), H.263, H.264, MJPEG
Color: Black Wireless Carplay+Android Auto
Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary, USB, SD Card, Bluetooth5.2, Wi-Fi, Wired, Wireless
Controller Type: Push Button, remote
Other Special Features of the Product: FM/AM Radio, Built-In Bluetooth 5.2, Equalizer, IPS Touchscreen, Built-In Wi-Fi, Airplay, Mirrorlink, Rear View Camera Inut, Front Camera Input, Subwoofer, SD Card Inut,, Wireless Carplay & Android Auto, Hands-free Calling
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack, USB Type-A, AUX, SD Card, RCA
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 4
Video Encoding: MPEG-1, MPEG-4 (H.264), H.263, H.264, MJPEG
Output Power: 180 Watts
Wattage: 180 watts
Number of Channels: 5
Output Wattage: 180 Watts
Control Method: Push Button, Remote, Touch
Audio Output Type: Speakers
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Format: AVI, WAV
Brand: Emeito
Model Number: Emeito-7075W
Manufacturer: Emeito
Mfr Part Number: 8601
Built-In Media: 1）1 x Double Din Apple Carplay Stereo 2）1 x Remote Control 3）1 x Steering Wheel Control 4）2 × Bracket 5）1 x Power Cable 6）1 x Horn Cable 7）1 x Functional Cable 8）1 x Microphone 9）1 x Backup Camera 10）1 x User Manual
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 2.5"D x 7"W x 4.03"H
Item Weight: 0.87 Kilograms
Color: Black Wireless Carplay+Android Auto
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Sounds better than the stock stereo and gets very loud without distortion. -Easy wired pairing for Android Auto. I can't speak for Carplay, but when I plug my phone into the USB it automatically pairs Bluetooth and wireless for Android Auto -The Search feature for radio stations is very fast and there are 3 banks for FM -The steering wheel remote does work well. It uses a Velcro strap to hold the mount in place, then remote itself just slides on or off. I would have loved a screw on connection that doesn't rotate when you press it, but for the price and all the things you get, this is good. -You can switch between modes by pressing the volume control knob on the stereo. -The "incoming" call audio is clear, so you can hear the people through the car stereo really good. Now for the CONS -The front part is TOO BIG and screws don't line up with a standard double din dash kit. 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There is STILL a clicking a noise, on the other end, but at least we can have a functional phone call now. The rest of the review will be dedicated to the camera. It's a camera that comes with a budget stereo, so I didn't expect the world. I didn't expect much, but here is my experience. The instructions are pretty clear on what wire to hook up. There is a RCA yellow plug that plugs into the back of the stereo and the other end plugs into the camera with a convenience cable for running 12v from the reverse light to Reverse trigger cable. There is also a 12v power cable that plugs into the camera that with a red wire for 12v and a red and black wire for ground. The instructions states to hook up both red wires to the reverslight in the back and the red/black wire to ground. The convenience cable is too short to spice it into the reverse light positive connection so I spliced the red wire to the reverse cable from the included power cable then spliced the convenience cable into that after separating the red and black wires. I used 16 gauge T-Tap connectors and had some trouble because the wiring for the brake light is 16 gauge but the wiring for the power cable for the camera is 22 gauge so it didn't make good connection, so I had to strip it a little first before tapping. I used a license plate mount because I didn't want to drill into the plastic, although the included mount may have lined up perfectly with the screws for my license plate bulb. After everything is hooked up properly, switching into reverse, automatically powers on the camera and also switches the input to view the camera. I won't to a pro and cons for this section, I just want to give the information so people know what they are getting and exactly how it funrions. There are options on the stereo for adding and removing the reverse lines. The camera image is okay, but not the best. There is also a position of the image that has a static image of a car that seems like there are sensors in front and back. There are no sensors. This just takes up space and could have just been the actual image from the camera. Also, there is no way to have the camera on when you are not reversing and no way to switch to another input when you are reversing. There is a button on the included steering wheel remote that makes it seem like you can switch to the reverse cam and back to the stereo. The instructions state to hook both the convenience cable and the camera power cable to the reverse light so it will only have power when the car is in reverse. There is no way to calibrate the lines, they are either off or on. So there is no point trying to find a switched power source for the camera so it turns on with the car because there is no option to manually switch to the camera and back from the stereo or the remote. The sound do lower when switching into reverse which is a nice touch. There are LEDs that are always on if the camera has power so you really want to make sure the camera isn't on all the time. Also, some cameras don't require you to hook up the ground because they pass ground from the stereo. This is not one of them. The camera will not work if the ground is not hooked up. All in all, for a budget camera that comes with budget stereo, it's pretty good. Could be better but it could be A LOT worse.
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