Leadfan 7inch Car Stereo Double Din Radio Touchscreen with Backup Camera Multimedia Car Audio Support Mirror Link,Bluetooth Caller ID,FM/MP3/MP4/USB/Subwoofer,Aux Input Car Audio Receivers

The media could not be loaded. I bought this 7-inch Leadfan stereo not expecting too much because of the price, but I was honestly surprised. At first glance, the materials seem a bit basic, but once installed, it works really well. The touchscreen is responsive, the size is perfect, and the display quality is better than expected.It came with everything needed for installation, which was a big plus. I didn’t have to buy anything extra. The manual is simple and easy to follow, so with a little patience, I had it up and running without any issues.Bluetooth connects quickly and works smoothly for calls and music streaming. I also like that it has input for a backup camera, plus USB and AUX ports, making it a very complete setup for the price.Overall, this is a solid product that’s definitely worth it. It may not be high-end, but it does exactly what it promises and more. I’m very happy with the purchase and would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable and functional upgrade for their car.

Every single time it resets itself it for some reason restarts at 18 volume and goes to European radio frequency so it just explodes and static, resets the brightness, resets the time, forgets that I don't want to be in a war zone when I turn the dial and hear the beeps that are as loud as a 22 caliber indoor, .. and why is it that it needs to be at max volume for the beeps, adjusting the volume does not change the loudness of the beeps from any input.. I didn't know how to turn it off until I looked at all the reviews, which on the home screen the bottom banner of 5 icons you can swipe those to the left and get to the settings that way, but another thing to know is that to download the application on Android you have to be in developer mode, plug it in, download it that way or you could just Bluetooth it which is much simpler yet it resets itself continuously... It is currently 11:30 at night and I'm driving and I felt it extremely needed that I write this review now after the nth time. Also the touch screen is wired, at the driver's seat aiming at the dim button I have to aim 1/4inch lower than I see it at.

Finished install, remote, touch and radio features work. If you can, order your vehicles main connector to have clean slate to work with (white highlight in image). Remove original harness (white) and use as a reference on matching wires. (Blue + white) from small connector is always remote wire for those who add amplifiers.For the price you pay, its surprisingly nice. Has all sorts of features, apps and handsfree calling.Only one complaint, its feels cheap but then again, it is cheap... Will update after a week of use.Update: this radio is definitely worth the price and I enjoy it very much!!

Had to try it just out of curiosity. Removed a Pioneer DMH-W4660NEX to put this in its place. No sane person would do this! I just had to see if a $41 radio could even be 1/4 of what a real radio is. After 2 weeks of driving around with it I've concluded it's exactly what to expect from a $41 radio. I integrated it into the system the best I could but ended up using head unit power for front and rear channels and used audio outputs to my sub amp using the amplifiers crossover functions. Built in EQ with several different settings is nice, but no internal crossover selections. Not really expected at this price point. Tuner is ok, not great. Stations usually strong are not absolutely clear all the time, noticing some faint static at times. Bluetooth connects immediately without issue from my iPhone 13 but the built-in microphone is useless unfortunately. I end up just using my phone when I find myself shouting at the radio and people still tell me they can barely hear me. It installed perfectly in my 2010 Nissan Versa using the factory brackets with some minor filing of the bracket mounting holes. That was the only way to get the right depth and angle so the dash bezel fit perfectly around it. Doesn't come with a lot of screw/bracket mounting options on the side of the radio, so you may have to get creative to get it to fit properly if not using a dash kit. I noticed when testing it before putting everything back together that the back of the radio gets very warm after playing at moderate volumes for any extended time. I've had to reset all of my presets and illumination settings twice since install, but still retains my clock, calendar and eq settings which I find odd.Let's be real, its an inexpensive radio, your not going to buy this for your 2022 Camaro or whatever. But for basic radio with bluetooth capability for music (not so much phone) you can't beat it. It will get loud (and hot). Using it with a cheap sub, amp and factory speakers, it gets the job done in my Versa for my daily commute. I didn't hook up every possible thing to this or try every function available. I just wanted to see how it sounded and I was neither blown away or disappointed. I've noticed since I purchased this that the price has gone up a few dollars. Would I buy it again? Not for me, I'm going back to the Pioneer. Just had to satisfy my curiosity.