SANPTENT Double Din Car Stereo, 9-Inch Touch Screen, Compatible with Apple Carplay/Android Auto, Mirror Link, Bluetooth, Rear Camera, USB Port, Subwoofer, AM/FM Car Radio Audio Receiver

The media could not be loaded. I installed this New Model Sanptent radio in my 2011 Kia Forte HatchBackAfter connecting the harness to my vehicle. The radio has much better sound and radio station reception than the previous model. Also Android Auto and Bluetooth Phone calls are much crisper. Have not connected front or rear cameras yet.Still trying to figure out the few extra wires for the "C" connector in my 2011 Kia to see if I get get steering controls back.Overall this Radio grade "A"

Installed in a 2001 Montero sport. Fitment was perfect, pretty easy to install and I'm a 1st time stereo installer... Took me about 1hr to install, hardest part of the install was removing the factory radios radio bracket to hold this, but after installation it for pretty great .. now for the quality.. keep in my I picked this up for about 95 bucks on sale so I wasn't expecting to be blown away since Ive owned Pioneer double din.... Screen quality is pretty solid, it gets bright enough where you can see clearly during the day, though a downfall is that the screen is glassy, meaning that the reflection of the sun sometimes makes it hard to see .. the volume is in line with my factory stereo if not higher which is awesome no knocks there. .. the lack of physical buttons is something I'll have to get used to but I'd say a physical volume knob is always better especially when you're trying to keep your eyes on the road ... BUT it does come with a remote so that's also a bonus.. not all the buttons work on the remote though, so when you're on Spotify it won't skip ahead or pause but the volume does work...... Now for the android auto/carplay... This is definitely worth the 95 bucks. . it pairs easily, just connect the USB and it automatically plays the carplay/android auto and your off! This is why I got this... Oh one downside that I have noticed with the USB port... Though it shows that it's charging my phone, it still gradually drains my battery.. so it may charge my phone, but when it's on Android auto, I do notice that it gradually drains the battery and doesn't charge it as intended... Overall for 95 bucks, I'd say it's a pretty nice upgrade from my factory head unit but doesn't nearly compete with the mid to higher range units.***Updated review***The head unit worked pretty well for a couple months until it kept freezing up on me, I had to do a hard reset to get it back to working order.. now, the screen has lost all touchscreen functions, I cannot do anything with the touch screen, I have tried doing hard resets and reinstalled and same issue... Although cheap, I would stay away from this unit

The media could not be loaded. The touchscreen is not that sensitive sometimes you have to touch it 3 to 4 times before the function you want works.

It is easy to down load.

DOES NOT fit JK Wrangler

It's a decent radio and does what needs to be done for the most part but, it's buggy. The android drive app on the system randomly stops working, Bluetooth will sometimes skip on it's own, and occasionally it resets my saved stations. The bugs are not unbearable as they are rare but, the fact they exist for the price point is not acceptable.

Works great. Easy install. Great customer service. Highly recommended~

This product sucks. Checked the compatibility list to see if it would work with my car. Said it worked with a versa note it does as long as you don't mind a big gap all the way around and the cords not matching up and half the features don't work. Finally took it into a shop payed $300 to get it all wired in and finds out the touch screen doesn't work right it has phantom touches every so much I can't even get my phone connected to it. All in all a very bad product and experience.