Review on 📱 7-inch Double Din Digital Media Receiver aboutBit Car Stereo with Touch Screen, Bluetooth 5.0, Rear/Front-View Camera Support, AM/FM/MP3/USB/Subwoofer/Aux Input, Mirror Link by Derek Faseworld

Overall quality I installed this on a 2016 Hyundai Accent with little to no problems. The quality of the reversing camera corresponds to the price and can be easily replaced if necessary. The touchscreen is very responsive and bright. The sound quality has improved a lot compared to the standard radio I had, now it really turns the sound around. I especially like the loud option in the settings, it sounds like I have subs when I don't have them :-) really gets the base going. Screen mirroring works very well, requires Hi-Link app installation. Bluetooth connects quickly and easily with clear, crisp sound. AUX works well. Can't comment on durability/reliability as I've only had it for about a week and will continue to do so for the next few months. Installation The installation instructions are quite simple and easy to follow. I spent quite a bit of time researching the setup before settling on this product. Installed with Metra 70-7304 wire harness and Metra 99-7347B conversion kit. The instructions for her were also easy. If you are installing yourself and are not a professional, I would recommend purchasing heat shrink butt connectors in addition to the electrical tape. The hardest part of this setup was getting the rear camera to work. Make sure the battery negative terminal is disconnected before proceeding. Follow the steps below if you have trouble.1. On the back of the dashboard, connect the red power cable connected to the yellow RCA video connector to the pink return cable provided.2. After wiring through the passenger compartment to the back of the car, I connected the fitting from the reverse lights, I only had the red and black I needed.3. IMPORTANT. Connect the red/black RCA power cable and the red wire to the other end of the yellow RCA video cable. Red to red and black to black. You may need to lengthen the connections a bit (use 18 gauge wire). This step is marked because some tutorials make this step optional. For me it was necessary. The images show before, during and after photos.