Upgraded Double Din Car Stereo with Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, 7" LCD Touchscreen, Built-in 240W DSP, FM/AM Radio, Bluetooth Hands-Free Calling & Auto Backup Camera
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Style: With physical buttons
Features
- Seamless Wireless Integration: Enjoy plug-and-play connectivity with Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Autono cables required. Your infotainment system auto-launches upon ignition, granting instant access to navigation (Google Maps/Waze...), music (Apple Music/Spotify...), podcasts, and voice commands via "Hey Siri" or "OK Google." Stay hands-free for calls, texts, and real-time directions.
- Studio-Grade Sound Customization: A 240W DSP chip with 30-band EQ transforms your cabin into an audio studio. Fine-tune bass, treble, and midrange frequencies or select preset modes (Pop/Jazz/Classical) for immersive listening. Advanced noise suppression eliminates distortion, while scene-based acoustic simulations adapt to your driving environment.
- Crystal-Clear Communication: Dual-channel Bluetooth 5.0 ensures <25ms latency for lag-free music streaming and call stability. The HD microphone + external MIC port combo delivers noise-canceling voice clarity, even at highway speeds.
- Wireless iOS Screen Mirroring: Exclusive AirPlay support enables cable-free iPhone screen projectionstream videos, games, or photos directly to your 7" touchscreen. Android users mirror via USB+app (included). Ideal for road trips or real-time navigation sharing.
- Night Vision Backup Safety: 12-LED IP67 waterproof rearview camera extends visibility to 30ft in darkness. Reverse gear automatically triggers full-screen parking guidance with 170 wide-angle view. Rugged housing resists mud, snow, and tire debris.
- Smart Ambient Lighting: 7-color backlit buttons sync with headlights (auto on/off) or choose manual RGB themes. Energy-saving design reduces daytime power draw while enhancing nighttime cockpit aesthetics(Need to be correctly connected to the car headlight cable and enabled in the system settings: "headlight detection").
- Dual-Port Rapid Charging & Expandable Connectivity: Equipped with dual USB ports: The primary port delivers 5A ultra-fast charging (2x faster than standard 1-2A chargers), intelligently adjusting voltage/current to match your device's battery for optimized speed and safety. The secondary port supports wired CarPlay/Android Auto connections or USB drive media playback. Expand your audio sources via the dedicated AUX input.
Brand: Efflemour
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wireless IOS Mirroring, Wi-Fi, Wireless Android Auto, Wired Android MirrorLink, Wireless Apple CarPlay See more
Controller Type: Google Assistant, Siri
Special Feature: DSP, Built-In Bluetooth, Equalizer, Voice Control, Digital Display Screen
Compatible Devices: Amplifier, Smartphone, Speaker
Connector Type: RCA, USB Type A
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 4
Output Power: 240 Watts
Number of Channels: 4
Package Dimensions: 8.19 x 6.46 x 4.69 inches
Item Weight: 2.23 pounds
Item model number: 0f63b6ff-b3c3-4bc9-9b42-760db8b82b64
Date First Available: March 3, 2025
Manufacturer: Efflemour
Country of Origin: China
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So I was looking for a cheap android head unit w Dsp for my 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Le Platinum Series work truck. This one seemed to have the most Dsp features so I went for it. I'm a little bit of a Audiophile not to extreme, But I do have a nearly $500 android Hi Resolution audio head unit in my personal car to compare this one to. That said it wouldn't be reasonable to have the same expectation out of this $65 unit, But even adjusting down for that I'm still very impressed with this unit. I would say the over all sound quality you get after installing this is maybe 15 to 20% better than a stock head unit in terms of clarity, separation and sound field. It has a well laid out, simplified version of almost everything feature wise my more expensive unit has. Just without some of the more advanced settings, Which makes it simple to get around and program which I like about it. It's also very snappy and responsive to the touch. 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I love the EQ lay out which is a simple 30 band Parametric, There is no Q so you can't grab a whole set of frequencies to adjust with a finger slide like you can on more expensive units, But The EQ is laid out on 3 pages and you slide the screen right or left to get to the next 10, It sounds like that might be lame but it actually works out great, You end up with One page with a 10 band EQ for bass, One for Mids and one for Highs. This set up gives you good finger sliding real estate on each frequency, so its easier to make adjustments while driving. You can easily hear the difference in every band of the EQ also. I wish My expensive model had an EQ option like this. The one it has is great, But its almost too advanced to make adjustments to while driving. I noticed this unit has a very similar layout and feature set as the $400 Kenwood 2 din head units. Almost as if that's what they were trying to clone when making this. 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