I should note that I did see a couple threads here in the forum, and I do not want to rewire the entire car just to get the rear camera and handsfree working. I am hoping things have since improved and become much easier.
There are a lot of these cheap android car radio available in the market. I learned my lesson when you buy non-branded after market radio. One of my radio had a touch screen issue/defective controls after 6 months of use.Has anyone tried any of the Android radios out there? I'm impressed by the screen size and cost, but would like to know more about quality of the product, sound quality and features, as well as ease of install.
Here's a link to what I am talking about:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/10Multimed...273486?hash=item2ac2c4564e:g:-roAAOSwXSRctpAu View attachment 134631
Exactly--those off-brand units are pretty much junk. For all the work involved in installing one, I won't waste my time on something that won't last.There are a lot of these cheap android car radio available in the market. I learned my lesson when you buy non-branded after market radio. One of my radio had a touch screen issue/defective controls after 6 months of use.
I am going for it. I ordered one on ebay and plan to install it this weekend. I'll post my results.I've done these for plenty of people including on 3rd Gens. Not sure about 4th Gen's but usually it is a plug and play system for the most part. In regards to "rewiring" the car, you don't necessarily have to do this. Just find your wire and tap into it.