Review on 🚗 Newest Eonon GA9480B 8 Inch Android 10 Car Stereo for Chevrolet/GMC/Buick | GPS Navigation, Split Screen, Built-in Apple Carplay, DSP Support by Curtis Richardson

I bought this for my 2007 Yukon Denali which didn't originally come with navigation. Installation was very easy - the instructions that came with it were very helpful. It turns out that even though my Yukon has a Bose, the stereo works better without using the included Bose seat belt. I also found that the video out cable for the rear entertainment system was mislabeled. I just had to experiment to find the right connector to get my rear screen working. Finally, I didn't use the included speaker and microphone. All my doorbells worked as before. I found that the microphone is not needed for calls. I ended up emailing Million Expert tech support to ask a few questions - they were very helpful and responsive. I asked about the Bose wiring harness, some kind of feedback noise I get when I connect Wi-Fi and how to change the boot logos. I couldn't solve the WiFi noise problem, but I was provided with two different passwords to access the car's factory settings: 126 accesses most of the car's settings and 888 accesses the logo menu. In terms of functionality, I really like this device. Everything works - radio tuner, GPS, DVD, USB interface and Bluetooth. If you didn't feel like messing around at all, this works as is. If you like tinkering, there are plenty of settings to play around with. I like to use the Bluetooth app to connect to my iPhone to listen to Pandora and I Heart Radio. The app that comes with it is great. I also have an ELM327 OBDII Bluetooth reader and it works great with the included Torque app. It also has an app that lets you specify which screen should show what (if you have a rear entertainment screen) - it can just mirror or show whatever you want (like a DVD). There's probably a lot more he can do that I haven't figured out yet.