🚗 Universal Wireless Android GPS Navigation Car Steering Wheel Remote Control Buttons (05) for Car DVD Player Review

I have installed many electronic devices in the past. This device stops my radio as soon as it connects to my car. I used a multimeter to check the voltage on my car when it was connected to my car's auxiliary power supply and my voltage dropped to 6 volts. He is defective.

Works very well. A must have if you have a tablet sized stereo with no physical buttons. Vol- sometimes does not respond when the volume is too high. I will try to change the batteries. I plan on putting them in my wheel, if I do I'll probably vreg power them when I get a usable hot in the wheel.

This product does not perform as described or associated instructions. It was installed by a professional and hooked up to a brand new Kenwood radio. Very upset with this product. No matter how we connect it, it doesn't work. The red transponder indicator lights up when the buttons are pressed, but the radio does not recognize the device. I left feedback and questions about the device and what the problem could be. However, I still haven't received an answer.

The thing is cheap and feels. If you imagine that a spinning wheel is solid and offers a firm grip with every step, you will be disappointed. The wheel/knob is a loose, spring-loaded thing that doesn't sit very firmly in the case, kinda wobbles, and doesn't really offer a firm grip as you might expect based on almost every interaction you've ever had. with a wheel or handle in a vehicle. It just makes a faint, barely perceptible "click", and it seems like it's going to fall apart at any moment.

My car is old and doesn't have steering wheel controls. Head unit from the steering wheel. Installation was pretty easy if you have Android head units with a pinout guide. Just connect the receiver wires to button 1, button 2, power and ground. The ground must come from the main unit as connecting an external power supply will not work. (So don't test it with a portable power bank, etc.) Once installed, it was pretty good. After mapping device functions to the buttons, I was able to…