podofoDouble Din Car Stereo Radio 7 Inch Touch Screen Bluetooth Handsfree Mirror Link USB SD FM Audio Receiver with Backup Camera Wireless Steering Wheel Control

Fairly easy installation has been working for 6 months now. Have to buy install kit and adapter wire harness. Good inexpensive alternative for older radios...

I recently upgraded my car with the Podofo Double Din 7 Inch Car Stereo, and I couldn’t be happier with the decision! Right out of the box, the unit looked sleek and modern. Installation was straightforward, and everything I needed was included.The touchscreen is responsive and clear, with vibrant colors and good visibility even in bright daylight. The Bluetooth connectivity works flawlessly for hands-free calling and music streaming — calls are crisp, and my playlists sound great through the speakers.One of my favorite features is the mirror link function, which lets me sync my smartphone with the display — perfect for using navigation apps directly on the stereo. The backup camera support is also a huge plus, adding an extra layer of safety when reversing.For the price, this stereo offers an impressive range of features typically found in higher-end models. If you're looking to modernize your car without breaking the bank, the Podofo Double Din is an excellent choice!

UPDATED review. i was contacted by the seller and stated they would offer a replacement which i gladly accepted. they asked me to supply pictures of my console with the order # and send them to an email address outside of amazon which i was not comfortable with nor did i know why they would need me to do so. they contacted me again asking for pictures so i could get the right unit for our vehicle so i provided pictures in my reply now several days later i have not received a response that was the last i heard from them. unit did not come with any mounting hardware but Bench tested and radio seemed to work so carried on with install. After initial install usb didnt work, mirror link didnt work and BT had a loud buzz during calls. i tried 2 different aftermarket install kits and neither one worked, radio was too big for both and mounting holes on the sides of the unit didnt line up on either one. There was also a fault in the wiring along with the speaker wire colors not matching the instructions and the 12v constant and ignition wires were both 12v constant so no way to turn the unit off without having to reset everything after hooking it up again. very disappointed i was really looking forward to using this radio.

Update: Customer service reached out to find out the exact model number, and promised to follow up with their supplier. I would still avoid this particular model (and all the other clones with the exact same hardware), but would have no hesitation to purchase a better model from this seller. For now, just keeping it with the antenna disconnected and streaming everything through my phone.Pros: Lots of features. I'm fixing up an older car and wanted to connect my phone and stream instead of getting a cassette adapter. Bluetooth and AUX both work.Cons: Poor quality. Sound quality was worse than OEM, or a 15+ year old JVC unit. This also weighs almost nothing, and needed some modification to fit into the double din slot correctly. There seems to be a bad ground or shielding for the antenna. It produces a whine with the engine on. Very annoying between songs or on low volume. Problem was with the unit, as the original stereo or a JVC unit with the same wiring harness did not produce the whine. Bluetooth volume needed to be put at max on the phone for normal volume. There is only 1 master volume for all modes on the head unit, so I can't turn the head unit's volume up for fear of blowing up the speakers if I ever switch modes. You also need to turn the volume knob slowly, as turning it fast will sometimes change the volume the opposite direction. Lots of problems reading newer SD cards, and I had to use an older Class 2 card. All were formatted in FAT32. USB flash drive worked fine, but the only way select is to plug it in. You can't select USB, so using a low profile usb drive can be annoying. Illumination wiring was wrong on the manual, but correct on the unit itself.Overall, disappointed at even $30. I would return it if I didn't already modify and put some scratches. Keeping it for the short term while I look for a better unit once the car is fully done.

The media could not be loaded. Update: After talking with the customer service they gave me a refund and allowed me to keep the radio although I already purchased a different one. They also are sending the model that has carplay. The one I purchased was the one that did not have it. I am satisfied with their response. Five stars for customer service.Got this unit to try out a low budget radio that I hoped would be at least a little better than my factory radio. I have always wanted a touch screen. So first off I have a 2010 Chrysler Town and Country Touring model. This unit does not fit it completely. Its on the big side. Once I got it installed it worked. I have not installed the backup cam yet and will update this review if I do. First the screen is lit enough to see even in the daylight. It also has a dimmer for night driving (not to dim but you can tell a difference). The buttons are responsive. The turn dial has a nice click feel to it. Bluetooth connects perfectly. The sound is dismal. You get anywhere near 30 and it gets static. So now for the not so good. The mirrior link does not work for me. I download the app it has you get and the app force closes immediately. Not sure if there is an updated app or a different one that will work, the manufacturer has not emailed me back. When using Bluetooth it does not show the music information, even with pandora. I have been told I sound robotic on phone calls. They do not have instructions on how to attach the steering wheel controller. The batteries needed are 1.5V AA so be sure to pick those up. No battery with hand remote. So in short I got the radio for its features but I can't use most of them because they don'twork. One star