Review on Android Chevrolet Silverado Navigation Bluetooth by Jeremy Sabey

I like that I could find system update in my old Silverado (2010). It's nice to be able to teach an old car new tricks! (Not that I think the truck is old.) Anyway... for the most part it's easy to install, although you have a ton of bells and whistles to tweak. It comes with a pretty decent set of instructions. While it won't take long to get the system up and running, expect to spend some time getting everything set up the way you want it. Set-up time also depends on whether you're installing new speakers or simply connecting the system to an already installed set (which I did) and whether you plan to connect camera systems. or other peripherals. The touchscreen has a bit of a lag in response time, but other than that, I find the customizable aspects of this device amazing.