Review on Latest Car Stereo Android 10.0 System Double 2 Din Car DVD Player - Capacitive Touch Screen Head Unit with GPS Navigation, WiFi, 1080P, Bluetooth, Mirror Link, FM/AM RDS Radio, Video SWC & Wireless Backup Camera by Cameron Aleman

Installed this device on the F150 2008, mainly for the rear camera. Installing the unit itself is pretty easy, the only problem is that none of the dash bezels I found for my truck fit the radio (about 1/4 inch less in height and width). I had to open the inner perimeter manually. with a razor blade and a suitable file. After that, the installation went smoothly. Pros: The rear view camera that comes with the device comes with a wireless connection kit that works well. All media (AM/FM radio, CD, MP3, MP4, MKV, etc., DVD and navigation) also work via USB and micro SD card. The preinstalled iGo navigation app (and map) has a very easy to use interface and customizable features, and I prefer it over Google Maps. In navigation mode, you can play radio / MP3 in the background. The touchscreen is sensitive and responsive. minuses. The poor English translation of the user manual makes it almost unusable. same category. If you're unhappy with minimal schematics, you need to find someone to help you install them. For the same reason, you need to try using some of the features and settings to learn how to use them. The screen doesn't adjust bright enough in bright sunlight like I'd like, but that's kind of a personal preference. The default radio volume is louder than any other medium. So if you switch from one to the other, you'll have to adjust the volume each time. So far I haven't seen a way to set them all to the same initial volume, but I haven't given up yet. Summary. Overall, considering all the features and functionality packed into a relatively inexpensive device, I would recommend it. volume of the radio