It was installed and so far it is working as expected. This was installed in a 2016 Audi A3 which does not have a touch screen so we are getting used to having to toggle.

Fairly easy to install and worked straight away. Did have to remove front fascia of stereo to connect one of the tape connections. That was the hardest part. Took about 90mins to fit going through it methodically and all working well.

It seems strange that there are no reviews below a 3 star rating... BTW, they took down my 1 star review complaining about the installation instructions (mistakes and poorly written) and horrendous customer support.

Let me tell you about the CARABC 7-inch Wireless Car Radio – it's been a game-changer for me!

First off, being someone who gets lost easily, having GPS navigation right on the screen has been a game-changer. I used to fumble with my phone trying to figure out where to go, but now I can glance at the screen and know exactly where I need to be. It's boosted my confidence on the road big time!

And let's talk about music – I used to use a Bluetooth receiver in my car, but the sound quality was awful. This radio, though? It's a whole different story. I hooked it up with an aux cable, and the sound is crystal clear. Plus, with all the potholes in my city, I was worried it might shake loose, but it hasn't budged an inch.

What's even cooler is that I can easily listen to and respond to my messages with the G Assistant. It's like having a personal assistant right in my car!

Overall, I'm super impressed with this CARABC Car Radio. It's made my drives safer, more enjoyable, and way less stressful. If you're an Android user like me and want a reliable GPS, killer sound quality, and seamless messaging, this is the way to go!

Oh, and guess what? I'm so impressed that I'm getting one for my mom too. She's going to love it!

As mentioned in other reviews the instructions aren't great, but you can figure it out with YouTube and common sense.

I didn't install the USB port as I only wanted to use this wirelessly. The wifi antenna is pretty weak, so I routed it to be next to the cup holder, but to do that you have to take the trim around the screen and instrument cluster off, then remove the trim around the steering column, then the trim by the pedals. Then you can push the antenna out the back of the radio area into the footwell then you can run it under the center console trim and get it to the cup holder without cutting anything.

So after figuring that out, the only issues I have is that it is hard to get the stereo head unit back into the dash with all the new wiring.

But the major issue that is a huge issue, the volume up buttons on the steering wheel and center console do not control the audio through Android Auto. I have not tried apple car play. I can turn the volume down, but then not back up.

The work around I use, is select radio, turn the volume to max , deafen yourself for a few seconds, change the source back to AMI then go to Android Auto then you can turn the volume down to where you want it.

I did contact support and they usually get back within 24hrs on Whatsapp and I would say they are quite helpful. But they told me the volume is not supported at this time.... so. It sure if there will be an update and maybe it can be flashed, but then I have to get the box back out from behind the dash, and I'm not sure that is worth it.

Overall I am pretty happy it's nice to have Google maps and everything up on the screen.

I have issues with phone calls too. I usually have to disconnect the phone.