Pyle Single DIN In Dash Android Car Stereo Head Unit w/ 7inch Flip Out Touch Screen Monitor - Audio Video Receiver System w/ GPS Navigation, Bluetooth, WiFi, Microphone, USB Micro SD Reader - PL7ANDIN

Really good product! Perfect fits to my Mercedes E320. I like the fact that it has 7" screen and it has Android on it. Will recommend to check it out!

This system is very complicated to use. It's hard to connect the navigation feature. Would return it but it's already installed. Not user friendly at all.

Unit does not come with the GPS maps that is stated in the add and on the description of the unit on the box.Got a replacement unit but was also missing the GPS chip required for unit to function in stand alone map mode.PYLE customer service just said they decided not to include the GPS map chip anymore even though they know the unit will not work without it. Paid over $100.00 to have this installed in my motor home (twice) and now I have a unit that I cant even use. I feel that I got scr###d. Wish I could give it negative stars...

You get what you pay for. I can't give it a low review because of that simple fact. That being said, it does do everything it advertised and I do enjoy it. Has a decent equalizer, I can download virtually any app that I normally could on my phone and it is fairly simple to use. I may however be looking at a warranty claim in the near future because the fm portion is acting up. One station I have preset to button 5 and it acts like the button is being pressed every 10 seconds or so

I installed about a month ago and it is still working great.

Compared to the Ezonetronics CT0013, (Android 6.0,) this unit is superior. Not only does the Pyle have a motorized screen to automatically tuck itself inside the chassis, there are numerous other minor improvements that really help the experience. For example, when you turn the Pyle unit back on, the same apps are awaiting you, instantly available. Waze, Spotify, etc. On the Ezonetronics unit, all apps have been closed off due to some back-end mechanism. This means every time you turn on the key, you have to restart all your applications and that's very slow when you're dealing with streaming apps like Spotify. In general the Pyle unit also feels snappier.The motorized screen nets you some other benefits, like the ability to adjust the screen angle, (this is not remembered from use-to-use, but easy enough to adjust each time.) Also the Pyle unit's touch screen is MUCH more responsive. The Ezonetronics system has issues with the lower portion of the screen where you have to hit almost a quarter-inch above what you're trying to select. The poorly-translated Chinese manual's instruction on how to recalibrate the touchscreen does not work. Pyle unit, I was able to get into a settings menu and adjust ALL sorts of wonderful things.Sound quality is about the same on each, to which I cannot complain. The AM/FM tuner in my Pyle unit was defective, so I decided to return it and TRY the Ezonetronics system. Very disappointed. The radio 'works' on this new unit but it's horrific. Tons of static, and almost unlistenable. Sending Ezonetronics back and requesting a new Pyle. Hopefully the radio tuner actually works on this unit.For day-to-day use, I can appreciate that the Ezonetronics unit does have an external (and internal) microphone for making calls, and I assume voice commands for Android. The Pyle unit only has internal, and from what I can tell it's not a very high quality. Definitely cannot deal with any sort of road noise with the windows rolled up.Ezonetronics has selectable colors for the front buttons, which I guess is cool to match your interior, but ultimately it is lacking a REALLY important key -- play/pause. On the Pyle, you can hit the '1' preset in other apps to play/pause. I immediately missed that functionality on the Ezonetronics system.There are minor differences in how the software behaves in terms of configuration which makes it a tie in my opinion. Android 6.0 was much easier to log in with my Google account on the Ezonetronics versus Pyle, but it's doable either way.Phone mirroring over Wi-Fi really does work (tested Galaxy S8,) but I can't imagine wanting to use this. Nice feature none-the-less.Overall, if I could combine the best of these two units into a new one, you'd really have a winner. The issue is that these are all essentially rebranded knock-off Android headunits from China. The poor translations and some experiences still leak through from it's former life. I must give Pyle credit for doing a better job than the competition on this front. Fingers crossed for a unit with a working radio. I'll update my review to increase my score if that happens, or lower it if I get a second malfunctioning unit.

Unit was easy enough to install on my own, and worked fine for a couple of days... then the bluetooth started to skip. By this I mean that, whenever I or anyone else tried to play music over bluetooth with a phone (note: this happened with EVERY phone I paired to the steroeo via bluetooth, so I know it is a receiver-side bug), the music would intermittently 'skip' every five seconds or so, reminiscent of a scratched CD. Sometimes it will cease and play fine for a couple songs, but it always returns and gets more and more frequent until listening to music is unbearable. Tried resetting the stereo, resetting bluetooth, etc., but the problems persists. Thought it might be a connection distance problem, but holding my phone right next to the stereo didn't change anything. Overall very frustrating.Then the screen stopped responding to touch, and then blanked out all together about two weeks ago. Not worth it at all.

I put this product in my Dodge Ram and it’s is the best ever.