Review on 🚗 T600 Universal Car HUD Head Up Display - Digital GPS Speedometer with Speedup Test, Brake Test, Overspeed Alarm - TFT LCD Display for All Vehicles by John Bennett

I bought this because it is very difficult to read the speedometer in my car during the day. (Bad GM design. Source surprise.) One of the reasons I bought this particular model is that it comes with a power cord. I plugged it in and it worked right away. The little 'Speed Adjust' was relatively easy (the default is a little higher, which probably isn't a bad idea). Most (many!) other features don't bother me. The only problem was that it turned off when I turned off the ignition. Turns out it wasn't a Timprove issue, but (again) GM (surprise): Accessory sockets on my car are "all the time" ) The Only Reason The reason I gave this device four stars overall instead of five is because the small manual that comes with the device is very small, difficult for us elderly to read and not fluent in English at all speaks. (This device is made in China and I agree with that - most small electronic devices are the same, but millions of people in China speak and write English very well. Timprove can rent it! Not that we should complain - like many Americans speak Mandarin fluently? So let's not whine too much.) The only reason I gave this device four stars overall instead of five is because the little manual that comes with the device is so small, that it is difficult for us older people to read and she is not entirely fluent in English. (This device is made in China and I agree with that - most small electronic devices are the same, but millions of people in China speak and write English very well. Timprove can rent it! Not that we should complain - like many Americans are fluent in Mandarin? So let's not whine too much.) I agree - most small electronic devices - but millions of people in China speak and write English very well. Maybe Timprove would like to hire one of them! Not, that we should complain - how many Americans are fluent in Mandarin? So let's not whine too much) I agree - most small electronic devices - but millions of people in China speak and write English very well. Maybe Timprove would like to hire one of them! Not that we should be complaining - how many Americans are fluent in Mandarin? So let's not whine too much)