Review on Upgrade Your Honda Accord With Android 10.1 Car Stereo - Built-In Carplay, Android Auto, IPS Screen, GPS Navigation, Bluetooth, USB Player, 2GB RAM, 32GB ROM - 2008-2011 Models by Michael Vargas

All in all, I am not sure if I would have rather only added bluetooth and not had the navigation. Using google maps or wayze is very nice, if tethered. But since I know how to drive around the local area (within 45 minutes of my home) it's not a high use system. It is absolutely amazing for cross country trips.but I take so few of those. I am intermittently tempted to just uninstall it and get a bluetooth module instead. It is a question of how often does it have utility vs how often is is an annoyance.Yes bluetoothyes offline maps in googleall the videofeed worksthe features are thereBut the user interface is straight garbageThe screen does not have a night mode. It cannot be dimmed. It is either like starring into the sun, or it is off.The main screen shows speed. Solid, digital speedometer. But it is only in kilometers and there is not a way to adjust.The wiring harnesses had problems when I got it. I had to firm up the connections, otherwise there was a constant buzzing and I only had audio in one channel.The steering wheel controls are effectively gone. When I increase the volume, FM radio is selected. When I decrease the volume, nothing happens.When playing music from your phone, you have to go into the phone sub-screen not the music sub-screen.