Review on GOKKCL 10.1 Inch Android 10.0 Car Stereo Radio: Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto, GPS Navigation, Bluetooth, WiFi - Honda Accord 2003-2007 Multimedia Player by Derrick Bellando

On a 2006 Honda Accord EXL-NAV. I used to be bored driving it. Now this is my favorite car in the family, although she is already 16 years old. I will lay out the pros and cons and I will try to be brief. Pros Exceptionally stunning screen with a higher resolution and Full HD that sets it apart from all other specimens, so pay attention. Extremely fast processor and instant response to most key presses. The resistive capacitive screen is superb, simply the best. It's hard not to gaze at the screen while sitting in your car. Completely open source, you can download any number of apps from the play store. You can connect multiple USB devices. . Love it. No more cables, just get in the car, start the engine and your iPhone will be picked up. The after sales support is the best I have ever experienced. I assume the person is in China but answers your questions almost immediately and never gets tired or complains. The device has a built-in amplifier with DSP and adjustable bass and equalizer settings. I noticed that even with standard speakers, the bass settings can be significantly improved with the built-in equalizer. The sound quality is far superior to the stock radio. Air conditioning buttons just work, everything! I was quite pleasantly surprised. The keys are also dimly backlit, making the area pleasantly lively at night. I would highly recommend this device to anyone else on the market. The main reason is the higher resolution screen, faster octa-core processor and more RAM at this price point. Overall, I would give this device 6 stars, but downgraded it to 5 stars due to the lack of instructions. But making connections is intuitive, and combined with solid customer service, I would give this device the highest recommendation. The icing on the cake is they sent me a backup camera for free which cost about $12 and I bought another one I believe enrapta RT11. Redundant display via cinch, not the highest resolution, but more than adequate for the purpose. The configuration in the navigation is not ideal, but sufficient. As can be seen in the 2nd photo, there is a gap of 0.75 cm between the lower edge of the air vent and the radio. The radio is attached with 3 screws and pressed to the adjacent parts. It's not the best option, but it's adequate simply because the radio and screen are so light compared to what it replaced. 1 pound against 15 pounds. The microphone is not strong enough, so I'm still looking for a solution. Not enough instructions, no manuals.