Review on SYGAV Android Stereo 2009 2014 Navigation by Bud Crabtree

Once installed, it does almost everything I need. But the installation is a pain. The documentation is almost useless and there are some non-obvious things. Sounds from doors and turn signals via a separate speaker. I stuck it behind the radio somewhere and I can hear it clearly. The GPF antenna must be routed through the dashboard. Antenna connections are not marked. I had to contact support back and forth several times and they sent me helpful photos. But once it becomes clear where it's going, it does everything I need it to do. I haven't tested some edge cases and I assume that some commonly used things don't work properly, but it does everything I need. You will need sockets for 10 (for disconnecting the battery) and 7, as well as plate separators. No other tools are required. which is nice. It took about two hours to complete the installation, including taking it down to complete the job after the support team pointed me in the right direction. I like many functions. I can stream music from my phone, navigate, etc. Everything works fine and sounds very good. It also has some useful built-in apps. But the radio doesn't sound very good. AM is pretty static. And the turn signal ringing sounds like a bad rehearsal. Also, for some reason, my DIC now speaks British English. slight annoyance, but still angry. All in all it was a good buy, but prepare to do a little research to set it up properly. Oh, and don't sell your old radio. Keep it close