Android 10.0 Car Radio 7 inch Double Din Touch Screen DVD Player for GMC Chevy Silverado 1500 2012 in Dash Navigation Quad Core in Dash Touchscreen FM/AM Radio Head Unit

Installed in my 2010 GMC Sierra and it looks like a factory head unit. Wiring is literally plug and play. Had some issues with the radio but tracked that down to the adapter having a bad connection. Door chimes and blinker is a little rough sounding but I can live with it, may revisit this in the future. Had some issues with the GPS but was due to antenna location, needs to be high and with no obstructions. It's taken me over an hour just to go through settings and learn what this thing can do. It's like a tablet for your car. Really wanted to have the GMC logo as the wallpaper but couldn't find that option in the settings so I went online and downloaded a logo which was almost too easy. Also has to chip off a few pieces of dash behind the unit so the wires and WIFI antenna could fit. And didn't use half the wires the unit comes with. Love the modular ability, not sure what I would've done if I had to stuff all those cables behind the dash. Works well with the steering wheel controls. I've only had the unit installed for a few days and still learning something new each time I use it.Pros:Factory lookAlmost endless customizationSounds greatLots of different AppsVery modularSeller is quick to respondCons:Chime and blinker sounds are mehWires are a pain to organize and store behind the unitInstructions are a bit slimHave an iPhone but unit would probably work better with Android, being it is Android

We bought this radio back in June 2019. The installation was fairly easy on our 2011 Silverado. The raido worked great, we loved all of its features. About six month in it starting cutting off and randomly updating itself. One day it never came back on. After communicating with the seller we were able to ship it back and once they had the tracking info they shipped us out a new radio. Will be more than happy to provide an updated review once we get the new radio in an installed, but so far can't complain much. These things do happen and we're very happy to report that the seller is working to resolve the issue.

Install wasn’t bad as far as the radio. Forget the grey connection. Only use the two black plugs in connections. Reverse camera was a little difficult. Plug the yellow audio plug into the yellow reverse wire on the main harness on the back. I didn’t need to connect the red wire to anything behind the radio. I just connected the power wires to the reverse light. It works good. I’m going to buy a different camera. The one it comes with don’t have any good way to mount it. This kit does really plug and play.

Well, where to start.In a previous vehicle I had an atoto a6 pro that I liked. That's the only other comparison I have with Android head units.The good: it looks somewhat factory, the canbus worked with steering wheel controls and was straight plug n play. I like the am/fm radio app as well as the "floating dot* shortcuts. It can connect to my phone and OBD2 at the same time. Can make and receive calls from unit...never seen a text notification even come thru it.The bad, this thing is extremely slow. Button presses can take forever to be recognized. So slow some apps crash before they open and the unit tells me I have a very slow SD card installed no matter what brand card I use. So slow at times google maps lags behind real time. You have to launch an app to play podpast or music via Bluetooth from your phone. The factory settings are extremely vague. No ambient lighting sensor to auto adjust screen brightness...can not get it to adjust with headlights on. This thing started rebooting every time I start the truck...at least backup camera still works during boot up. Just don't plan on using anything else for a few minutes.Overall I'd have to say if this was an item you could use before purchase the price would have to be half of what it is. I consider this a less than good Amazon buy. If it fails as fast as some recent reviews indicate I will call it a horrible Amazon purchase.The canbus decoder and factory looks are the reason I got it over the atoto a6 pro. If those aren't a concern to you I'd recommend the A6 pro.If it quits the constant rebooting or if any helpful support shows up I'll update this review.update: I figured out how to make it stop rebooting on every power cycle. Now it seems every few days I will go to listen to the radio and all of my local FM presets are gone. Also, as previously stated apps still crash or quit responding. Now Torque pro stops updating while driving.This isn't a completely horrible product but I think for the amount of lag it's not worth the money.Another update...app launcher just crashes so I can't even access install apps. Had to factory reset. What a raging piece of junk. DO NOT BUY!I just ordered the atoto a6 pro and tomorrow mornings project is to rip this out and get to the UPS store for return.Some people seem to love it and some hate it.I think either the people who love it have low expectations or the seller has a few junk units that keep getting returned and resold to others.Either way....I'd stay clear of this.

I've had this product for 3 months. Works good so far. Takes a bit of testing and messing around during the install and had to email the seller once, but he was punctual and helpful.I'll update during the winter on how it's working as I live in Canada.