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XTRONS Android 13 Car Stereo Radio Player 10.1 Inch IPS Touch Screen GPS Navigation Built-in DSP Car Play Android Auto Bluetooth Head Unit Supports Backup Camera WiFi OBD2 DVR 4G LTE for Honda Accord

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Features

  • APPLICABLE MODELS & YEARS For Honda Accord 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
  • FAST ANDROID 13 CAR STEREO The latest Android 13 OS, the Octa Core CPU with 2GB RAM & 32GB ROM offers you a faster and smoother experience. Snappy and responsive, just like on an IOS device.
  • GLOBAL 4G LTE Connect with No Boundaries, access your data anywhere and anytime! Just insert a Micro-SIM card and enjoy the convenience of 4G mobile broadband connection anywhere the way it should be, or even SOHO in your car. Download Speed up to 300Mbps. Besides, it supports 99% of carriers worldwide.
  • WIRELESS CARPLAY & WIRELESS/WIRED ANDROID AUTO Enhance the safety of using the phone in the car and get access to voice commands from the XTRONS head unit directly by simply saying Hey Siri or OK Google. Stay focused on the road and have fun along the journey.

Brand: XTRONS


Vehicle Service Type: Car


Screen Size: 10.1 Inches


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB


Map Type: Satellite


Audio Output Mode: Stereo


Resolution: 1024 x 600


Operating System: Android


Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB


Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 16.93 x 13.07 x 5.67 inches; 0.01 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ PSP10ACH_L


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ May 22, 2019


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ XTRONS


Customer Reviews: 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 622 ratings


Item Weight: ‎0.01 ounces


Package Dimensions: ‎16.93 x 13.07 x 5.67 inches


Item model number: ‎PSP10ACH_L


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Display Size: ‎10.1 Inches


Voice command: ‎Touchscreen, Microphone


Date First Available: May 22, 2019


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    • GREAT unit! There IS a trick however....
Purchased this unit for my cherry '06 Accord ELX after considerable research on the various "look alike" units. At first I was disappointed as the AC controls would NOT play nice with my dual automatic AC system. I had NO Auto OR Dual button capability or system functionality. In addition the right side of the car was blowing full hot irrespective of the temp that was set by either knob. This being an Android 10 system and a relatively new headset to the market, there was ZERO online advice. I suspected that there had to be some hidden settings, but no where was how to get to them documented. I finally contacted XTRONS via Amazon and they responded with EXACTLY the needed into within 24 hours. The trick is that you have to go into "Car Infotainment, then selected the settings (gear symbol upper right corner"), then enter 8888 to get to the hidden settings page, then select CAN Type. REGARDLESS, I repeat, REGARDLESS, of what it is showing, enter 75 as the type, then ensure that the Dual AC is selected. I actually had to do this several times before the car and the AC control clicked and everything worked perfectly. This back page is ALSO where you can set the temperture UNIT to either Centigrade or Fahrenheit. One thing I have noticed is the indicated temp on the display when it is showing the AC page, are sluggish to register changes to the temperature setting BUT the AC system itself responds immediately. The next time you enter that page of info the temps shown reflect where the system is presently set. A minor glitch overall. I also installed the wireless Apple CarPlay module which works PERFECTLY! I installed the TPMS system and the Sony CCD reverse camera. I did install a small unpowered USB hub as the unit only has 2 USB ports and one is for marked for the mirror link functionality. The hub worked perfectly as it allowed me to easily locate the hub and the TMPS and CarPlay modules under the center panel mounted to cross members NOT the upper panel. I made use of the cross members for the system GPS module. FYI, this unit does NOT require a separate WiFI antenna as that is built into the unit. I might add that while this is a 2GB Ram, 16GB Rom, Quad core Android system , it is silky smooth even on the Apple CarPlay which is using WiFI for the comms link. The sound quality has exceeded my expectations. I was anticipating upgrading the speakers next along with separate amps and sub, but after hearing how well the 4X45 watt internal amp and the Honda factory speakers (at least the ones on my Accord) perform, I can certainly live with those speakers for the time being. The only complaint I have is the lack of installer docs availability online. Granted this system is not that difficult to install and configure, the lack of how to reach those hidden settings had me ready to return the unit. That said, I can't say enough nice things about the way that XTRONS promptly responded with the precise information needed to resolve the problem as well as open up all those other hidden setting for exploration. FYI, the quality of design and construction are superb and the unit looks totally factory once installed. The only nit is the inability to change the color of the backlight on the AC control buttons from red to something close to the Honda factory greenish white. Why they changed to red when not ANY gen 7 Accords used that color is a mystery. HIGHLY RECOMMEND this headset for anyone with a gen 7 Accord. Brings a great car into the world of touchscreen infotainment ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2020 by David R. Tidmore
    • great option for 7th generation accords
Review Image by Anne in Georgia Anne in Georgia
Review Image by Anne in Georgia Anne in Georgia
Review Image by Anne in Georgia Anne in Georgia
Review Image by Anne in Georgia Anne in Georgia
Review Image by Anne in Georgia Anne in Georgia
Nice upgrade for my 2007 ex-L accord with factory navigation. My radio had stopped working a while back and I was avoiding replacing it because of the cost. Also, the dash kits available thru crutchfield have the hvac controls high and the screen low, and you lose the storage compartment below the radio. This radio has a much bigger screen and cost less, and you keep the cubby. Biggest advice, read through the reviews and q&a people have gone to the trouble of posting. Also watch the videos on available youtube. You have to use the correct harness for your car (dual or single zone) and make sure you have connected all the wiring harnesses correctly. Then use the settings, car infotainment, about this car, settings, 8888 to get to the secret menu which I took a picture of. From here you pick CAN type which sends you to the place where you enter your car (75) even though it looks like it is already entered. just select it and type 75 again. You can also change from C to F while you are here. There is also a boot logo option on the secret menu as well, I put in the honda one. Your controls should work from the bottom of the radio as well as from the touch screen. If touchscreen doesn't work here, maybe you didn't connect the small interconnecting wire harnesses on the back of the radio. I also changed to the newer format for the radio display using an app that was included on the radio called topic switching. Not sure why they didn't call it UI switch, but for some reason I clicked on it and found out it was there. I liked how it looks more like a phone screen, just a bit more modern than the one that comes up when you first start it up. And I moved the apps around so the ones I use are on the first page. I did not connect the parking brake wire so some functions will not work for me, but I do not plan to watch videos. I installed a backup camera off ebay ($20) and am very pleased with it, functions perfect so far:) Super happy with this. Overall, this is a great system for me. Major upgrade for my car. Cons, 1) I had factory navigation on my car, so I have a small gap above the radio as a few other reviewers reported. It doesn't bother me too much. Maybe I will glue a piece of trim in there if it starts to annoy me. Heck, it is a 14 year old car, the stain from my kid's spilled drink on the carpet bothers me more :) Also, my model had an extra thin screen above the vents for the clock, it is dead now but I don't really mind much. 2) The wires were kinda tricky to arrange so that the door to the lower cubby didn't hit them. I also had a couple extra harnesses for the factory navi that are just living back there now, and the wires are not as secure as I would like. It would have been nice to have a little shelf or something to wire-tie stuff to, but it seems to be ok. Hopefully I don't have to pull it apart in the future if stuff shifts around. 3) The random temperature displayed in left upper corner must be measuring the temperature inside the radio. It seems to run about 30 degrees higher than the cockpit temperature. I contacted XTRONS to see if I they knew how to make it stop showing and they were sorry but could not help me. They were pretty quick to respond to my emails though. 4) The Easy Connect App worked well with my phone when I could get it to connect. But, it was flaky to connect. Sometimes it came right up, sometimes it wouldn't come on at all. I gave up on it and ended up getting a wired carplay/android auto dongle ($40) which seems to be more dependable. Maps, calls, texts, spotify all working together nicely:) Happy driver but $40 poorer. 5) The system is a little laggy, takes about 30 seconds to start up from ignition. The AC will come on while it is booting, which is good cuz it is hot this summer. It is not perfect but good for the price. I hope it last a while because I hope to drive the car for a while longer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2021 by Anne in Georgia Anne in Georgia

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