🚗 Hyundai Elantra Radio 2011 2012 Android 10.1 Car Stereo Double Din GPS Navigation Bluetooth USB Player Mirror Link Player 2G RAM 32G ROM EZoneTronics: Enhanced Connectivity and Advanced Features for Optimal Driving Experience Review

This stereo is actually so cool that it will definitely be a great upgrade for your car! Originally I only wanted it to play music via Bluetooth, but it can do so much more. I connected my phone's hotspot to it and the navigation seems cool and smooth when loading maps. You can even listen to YouTube music and play your playlists automatically. So cool and it doesn't even scratch the surface. So happy with that

The sound quality is average. Bad usability. Installing an app is so tedious. And sometimes you can't use them. The connection to the internet is difficult. What can I say? And the support team responds with another question instead of answers after a few days. Don't waste your time. And Bluetooth will be disconnected and reconnected later. The radio loses reception strength, although it worked perfectly with the previous radio. GPS also loses reception when driving under the bridge. Without…

After using this main unit for 2 months, here is my review. PRO: Sleek, modern look CON: Doesn't match my 2012 Elantra. I need to change the brackets. The Android software is buggy. USB works sometimes. The operating system is slow. Bluetooth is faulty. The block has to be reloaded constantly. The angle is TERRIBLE. No one. Neither I nor the passenger can look at the screen without sitting at an awkward angle. Very difficult to set up without purchasing the playstore software. Trust me on all…

Pros - Looks good, fits my 2013 Hyundai Elantra perfectly without any modification, although the clock block you remove from the old radio and install on this new block doesn't have a slot for clips to "Snap" and do not fit without literally pressing on the device. Cons - NOT WORKING, OS SUPER SLOW, very cumbersome to use. The touchscreen is fast, but there's a major lag issue when using navigation or any other app. The radio didn't work at all, everything was connected correctly, but it just…

The unit was actually pretty easy to install. Luckily I found ONE video showing how to do it before I bought it. It also appears to be the same entity. That's right, I had to cut a few clips to make the bracket and block fit under the car clock. There were a number of extras (GPS, RCA cables, USB ports) that I didn't install but it's nice to have them included. Maybe one day I'll install it, but so far I'm fine. Also, I've heard that the small GPS module is difficult to fix, but who knows if…