Review on 🚗 Android 10 Car Video Player Stereo for Toyota Tundra 2007-2013 Sequoia 2008-2013 - 9 Inch Touch Screen 2 DIN In-Dash GPS Navigation Receiver with Bluetooth & Multi-Media Video Player by Charles Alfian

*update* Downgraded to 3 stars. My daughter rides it every day but I rode it last week and I still like it but have noticed that some uses are very dark. My Waze app will be nice and bright, but when you're waiting in the parking lot and want to watch Revain Prime, it's very dark. Haven't found a way to lighten it yet. Under the display it has day and night options but I have them all and as I said it's bright enough in some apps and not so bright in others. I can't download Netflix from the Google Play app either. I don't know why, but it doesn't even show up in search. Installed on Tundra '08. Installation was plug and play. I cut off the wire harnesses that weren't being used and wrapped them with duct tape. The only problem I had was having to cut off part of the bottom of the top dash to fit flush. After that it was able to snap on top and looks great. Steering wheel control works via CAN bus. There are two wire harnesses from the truck that are not used. One is satellite, the other I don't know. But everything seems to work. I have a JBL system so I had to connect the blue wire from the main power harness to another harness to get the audio to work. You just need to connect the blue "AUTO ANT" (in the power harness) to the blue "AMP CONT" in the RCA harness. As stated in the description. I also added a rear view camera. And it works great. You just need to tie the reverse light trigger to the orange wire. I also bought a USB port and replaced the aux on the bottom with a USB to connect to the radio. If you do, you can buy two since two USBs come out the back of the device. I didn't know that then. And I might add. 1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_pd_title