Review on 🚗 Junsun Car Radio Stereo for Honda Civic 2006-2011 Android 10.0 Head Unit 2GB+32GB Memory Flash with WiFi GPS Navigation DSP Bluetooth, Carplay Support, Backup Camera Compatible by Albert Gaines

Let me start by saying that the screen is insanely good for the current price, the sound is good compared to my original 90's radio and the bluetooth works pretty well . . There are problems with the operating system; Yes, it's Android, but you should get a basic radio with those specs. The radio runs on a budget quad-core SoC that can't handle any Android app, not even the built-in one. For example: Are you considering launching Google Maps? Shouldn't be a problem as it has the play store installed and can be installed and run independently. Seems fair for a car stereo to get directions and play music along the way. I installed google maps and used the default mp3 player to try this. Once charged, the device took 5 minutes to boot up, download Google Maps, enter an address, and start getting directions. Then it took another 2 minutes for the music to play. So if you want to do this you have to spend 7 minutes every time you want to drive. (Yes, the radio has built-in navigation, but I found it lackluster, and I think most people will want to use GMaps instead). *For reference, the back of the radio was too hot to touch throughout the process. That's perfectly fine as it's a basic radio, but why buy an Android radio when you can just get a basic radio that does everything better and faster? If you want Android, and Android has great features, get a better spec radio that lets you take advantage of Android functionality, rather than trying to cram it into the experience. Trust me you will be really disappointed with the poor performance of this radio.