Review on 🚗 Hyundai Elantra Radio 2011 2012 Android 10.1 Car Stereo Double Din GPS Navigation Bluetooth USB Player Mirror Link Player 2G RAM 32G ROM EZoneTronics: Enhanced Connectivity and Advanced Features for Optimal Driving Experience by Sammie Rodriguez

The unit was actually pretty easy to install. Luckily I found ONE video showing how to do it before I bought it. It also appears to be the same entity. That's right, I had to cut a few clips to make the bracket and block fit under the car clock. There were a number of extras (GPS, RCA cables, USB ports) that I didn't install but it's nice to have them included. Maybe one day I'll install it, but so far I'm fine. Also, I've heard that the small GPS module is difficult to fix, but who knows if this person installed it correctly or not? There is not much information about this device, mainly because it is a common Chinese product. The device looks good BUT the 2GB RAM it comes with causes lag. Not a terrible lag, mind you, but definitely noticeable. I was able to find a setting to toggle it so YouTube plays the video on the display lol. You just need to set up Wi-Fi on your mobile hotspot if you have one. Bluetooth plays well; Honestly, that's all I really needed. I had a few random disconnects after two months, but it reconnected on its own. I have no idea if it was my phone or the radio itself. Unfortunately I haven't found a way to force the GPS to show, so I'll either install the included GPS module or find a workaround. I think you're better off with a phone mount. The quality of communication with his wife was clear on both sides. I can't get Android Auto to work. I'm also not sure how to set it up. I can only seem to set up the phone version of the app on the radio, but that's not ideal. I would have preferred the native Android Auto app and it doesn't seem to be included. The "Easy Connect" app seems designed to mirror the phone but I couldn't get it to work. Anyway, I don't care. Does anyone have a website to download an update for this device please let me know. I think this unit is great for $150 or less especially if you have a car like mine. It's definitely a great upgrade to the stock radio, and I've never used the included XM satellite radio, so I don't miss it.