Car Stereo Radio in Dash Navigation for Jeep Dodge Ram Challenger Chrysler Wrangler,6.2 inch Touchscreen Android 10.0 Single Din DVD Player Bluetooth with Rear View Camera,3.5mm Mic

I am absolutely blown away by this head unit! After doing extensive research I determined this unit FITS my 2016 Wrangler Sport regardless of the listing stating it wouldn't. It is 100% compatible, works with my steering wheel controls, dims on headlights, shows tire pressure, even shows each door that opens, etc. Completely plug and play, no adapters or wiring. I would recommend downloading a different car launcher and setting it up that way!

Very simple install on a 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Everything works as it should. I was able to figure out how to keep the oem backup camera also. Only complaint is the home screen. I do not know why they don't let you change the God awful clock. Other than that simple and easy.

This stereo is pretty badass for the price! I love it so far! The clean OEM look is beautiful! No need to add brackets and filler kits, it looks like it came from the factory! The sound is just as good and better than the OEM stereo with the help of the built-in EQ that you can customize and save. You get to keep your steering wheel controls. Bluetooth works seemlessly, phone auto connects everytime. It shows you if you have an open door, and which door. You can even change the backlighting of the buttons and knobs! Do keep in mind though, it needs WiFi to utilize all of it's functions. I guess you could tether it to your phone's mobile hotspot feature, but having to turn on the hotspot in your phone every time you get in your car would get annoying after a while. I have an OBD device through my mobile carrier that plugs into my 2010 Ram 1500's data port and turns my truck into a mobile hotspot, so I'm set, it automatically connects everytime I start my truck. I've installed my Android Auto, SiriusXM, SlingTV, and Waze apps so far and it's all working beautifully! The install of this stereo was a snap with the help of YouTube to find out how to get my dashboard apart. Installing the backup camera was pretty involved though (YouTube to the rescue again! lol), between routing the video cable under the vehicle, up into the cabin, and behind the dash. I spliced into my reverse light power and ground wires with a small length of wire and brought that over to the center of the truck and connected that to the camera's power cable. Also, to save you some grief, because it took me a few tries to figure it out, the little red "trigger" wire on the camera's video cable goes to the PINK wire coming off the main harness of the stereo, and the video cable goes to "cam in" not "video in" of the stereo. If you're on the fence about this as I was, I say go for it! I researched for months and I'm happy I finally decided to pull the trigger on this unit!

I installed the product using their instructions as best as I could. The backup camera didn’t work but as I didn’t get it for that reason I didn’t waste time on it. My wrangler has an infinity amplifier that distributes the sound and this head unit will not work with it so I cannot adjust the fade or balance. Contacted the company and they sent me a second installation guide that was almost as useless as the first and did not solve the problem.

Head unit fits great easy to install. But mine did not come with the backup camera as advertised. I replaced the mygig ren that stopped working.Update:Lowering to 3 stars because the android auto connection constantly disconnects and I have to unplug and plug it back in as many as 5-6 times before it starts working again. Also I have had to reboot it a couple times just to get the android auto to recognize that my phone is plugged into the head unit.

This Unit is way cheaper and way better than the OEM replacement, I replaced OEM unit bc of radio antenna would loose connection at random this fixed the problem and is a very nice upgrade, Its Plug and play, cant get more simple to install

Around October 1st, I purchased this head unit for my 2011 Jeep Wrangler JKU. Right out of the box, I was having issues. I have installed many radios/head units and I have to say that this one was probably the hardest. First off, the instructions are laughable. After getting my old radio out, I began putting this thing in. Trying to find a place for all the wires, in a Wrangler, is quite comical. Better to laugh than get angry. 🙄 This thing had me cussing! After, amusing myself for about 30 minutes, it was in. Kinda, it doesn't really fit that great either. I had to cut away some of the dash across the top of the radio, that broke trying to make it fit, anyway. Oh well. 🤷‍♀️ It gets better! NOT. It does not come on.. oh my. I troubleshoot everything, still nothing. Even called Amazon for some um "technical support". Still nothing. So I had a great idea, ill return it. That was the only easy part with this guy. So, I think to myself, I will give this brand another try and I reorder it. WHAT was I thinking?! After driving around with my dash taken apart and no radio, for about a week. The new one was here. Long story short, the volume on the new one was stuck on HIGH volume. Scared the crap out of me, when it finally came on. Back it went. Put my old head unit back in and I'm content, for now. 🤦‍♀️

Bought this to replace the car stereo on my 2009 Chrysler 300. Works perfectly and was easy to install.