Rimoody Android Car Radio for Toyota Tundra 2007-2013 Toyota Sequoia 2008-2019 with Apple Carplay GPS Navigation, 10.1 inch Touch Screen Tundra Car Stereo Bluetooth WiFi FM AUX USB + Backup Camera

This unit doesn't have capabilities for connecting phone through Airplay or Android Auto as mentioned in their description.

Prefect fit. Will recommend to other.

The stereo fits perfectly in my 2003 Camry. Only takes 30 minutes to install.I had an issue with the touch screen not working at first but Rimoody Support was able to help me fix it.

I bought several of these inexpensive radio's figuring one of them had to be good after trying a more expensive one. The first wasn't exactly cheap, but it had the best ratings for the DIN size I needed at $127. What a piece that turned out to be. Then looking around at the ratings and other radios listed, I decided 'what the heck', go super cheap and I ordered a couple different radios around $40 each since they essentially had the same rating. I finally settled on this one. I have to say for the $40, this is a really good radio. I've had it now for several months with zero issues. The bluetooth works great. I can use the phone, play music, listen to directions, etc. It does not have a ton of features, but the sound quality is good and it's loud enough to keep you happy if you like it loud. Be sure to hook up the included mic though as the built-in one is not very good. It plugs into the back of the radio, so be sure to do that at installation. People have a hard time hearing me if I use the built-in mic. GPS is through your phone and not an included app. I like that it has an auxiliary 3mm plug for a direct input, but bluetooth does override it. I can play music from an SD card too.The only drawback I've found was the screen does not dim down much after dark, but that is not a deal breaker for me. Wiring was a bit tricky as the main color codes are fine, but you need to know where each wire is from on your old system to compare to the new one. I figured out my speaker locations in the vehicle by using a 9V battery to find what wires went with what speaker. It creates just enough of a static sound to determine which one those wires belong to that speaker. So it's not a straight up wiring job. You should have some experience or get a friend who does this, for a little help. It has a wire for a power antenna, but I didn't need that. I did have to make a custom hook up wire for the antenna. I just went to an automotive place and got an antenna wire extender, about $5. This plugged into the back of the radio and I stripped the other end for the antenna wire coming from the vehicle because mine was proprietary. If you have a generic plug you'll be fine.I installed this in a 2013 Nissan Frontier Crew Cab. The fit was tight on the top and the bottom, but it went in with a little help. The sides have a narrow gap though. This turned out to be an 11mm gap on each side. I used my 3D printer and made custom snap in pieces to finish the framing.And no, I was not offered anything for this review. This was my actual experience and I would buy one again.

After having it for a year, it still works great like fresh out the box. Had. To some updating on a few installed apps but after all works great.

Fit perfectly in the vehicle. The only issue I had was with the wiring harness, but they have been super helpful getting me the correct harness for the vehicle! Responses to my questions and concerns have been quick and friendly!