Review on Upgrade Your Toyota Prius with Android 10 Car DVD Player GPS Stereo - 2009-2015 Model Compatible - Navi, Bluetooth, Mirrow Link, USB, Radio, WiFi, SWC by Stetson Olsen

This unit is listed as a replacement for the original Prius radio. We have a 2014 Prius, not all plugs fit the new system. One had no place for vehicle information and the other, which I believe is a console USB, did not. I forgot to check it, but I'm pretty sure it is. So not the worst. The device fits fairly well, the mounting brackets from the old device transfer to the new device fairly well, the fit isn't perfect but it's pretty good. There's a small gap at the bottom where the stereo appears to be slotted in, but it's not too bad. Buttons seem to work. However, the user manual lists functions that are not displayed in the device software. GPS works well, uses google maps. If you connect the device to your home WiFi, you can download the maps you need and it works great offline (outside home and WiFi). The loading screen is a little slow and a few things load slowly but that's what you get using old smartphone tech as a radio lol. I don't know if I can recommend this product if you really want something good, but we didn't have GPS in the car before and now we do. So it's something. The radio works perfectly. I haven't tested all the features like phone mirroring etc, but Bluetooth seems to work for hands-free calls as well. I programmed the steering wheel buttons today but haven't tested them yet, so fingers crossed.