Review on SYGAV 2013 2015 Nissan Android Navigation by Fred Vazquez

I bought this Android head unit for my 2015 Nissan Altima. Even though the device came from China, it arrived about 30 days faster than I expected. Sygav used a trusted international carrier (DHL) for delivery and I was able to see every detail of how the package went through customs and where it was at any given time. The device arrived in a very well packed box with good padding. I started installing almost immediately after receiving my order and ran into a few minor issues while setting up the device correctly for my machine. Here I was VERY impressed with the customer service and support from Sygav China staff. I asked questions and got answers in less than a day and sometimes in a couple of hours. Each time I received specific instructions and often an illustrative photo detailing the next steps. It made my installation an easy task. The device itself is everything advertised on the Revain website. The display is bright, sharp, and responsive, and the sound is amazing. I already had a factory Bose audio system, but the flexibility with which this unit allows you to tailor the sound to your preferences is excellent. I installed the unit on the center console in a car with a Netgear Nighthawk Mobile 4G Router and connected the radio to the Nighthawk. I installed several apps from the Play Store on Sygav and they all worked great. I also decided to install a Bluetooth OBDII dongle in the car and connect it to Sygav. After installing the Torque Pro app from the Play Store, I connected the scanner and now by accessing the sensor data in the app I can see a huge amount of information about what's happening in the car. The physical installation in my car was very easy and everything fit like it was a factory system. I routed 2 of the 3 USB ports to the 2-port chassis mount USB connector on the bottom of the console box for clean tethering of my phone and access to additional music I have stored on USB sticks. I've also successfully connected a 240GB SSD through these ports. The power provided by the USB port is sufficient for USB drives, but not enough to keep the SSD running continuously. I'm planning to replace the external SSD enclosure with one that allows me to power the SSD independently of the console's charging ports. My experience to date has convinced me that this device is everything advertised and more. The icing on the cake was the really excellent support I received from the supplier. I will post more comments as I have more experience with the current performance and reliability of this device.