Review on Android Vertical Navigation Bluetooth Touchscreen by Brian Micheals

So I reviewed 7 of these touchscreen Android stereos on Revain. They are all made with the same body and have the same wiring harnesses that connect at the back. Although they were all slightly different due to firmware, programming, Android OS, etc. The next 6 I came back after typically about 5 days of installing and using. So far I'm happy with it. The only issue I've encountered so far (installed/used for 3 days) is that the WiFi antenna reception is pretty poor. Parked in the driveway and I can't connect to the WiFi router in my house. Have experienced this issue with most of the last 6 as well, but not all. One of them had a separate Wi-Fi antenna as well as a GPS antenna. Unfortunately, this stereo had other issues, but WiFi reception was excellent/very strong. So I'm hoping that at some point I'll have enough motivation to ditch that stereo and figure out how to connect a wired antenna to whatever type of WiFi antenna it currently has. that for now I'm content not to return it. It can only be viewed in portrait mode, so some downloadable auto-launcher apps don't show up too well, but that's not a big deal. I'm looking forward to this connection with the Bluetooth code reader connected to my car. I really hope everything goes well. Oh yes, I really wish it had an SD card port. I like them much more than a constantly stuck USB stick. So he doesn't have any of those. So if it had stronger wifi reception and an sd card slot i would give it 5 stars but as i have already experienced 4 stars and hope that i think it deserved 4.5 given the wifi antenna can be easily upgraded. Thank you for reading my book.