TESHA. 9" Android Car Stereo/Headunit for car/Capacitive Touch Screen/GPS + Steering Control Module/HD Screen (4/32 GB Ts9 (Wireless Carplay & Android Auto))

In the box it says it gives 60w op on each speaker. I paired the device with a dd audio 90w rms speakers. Sound tuned using the DSP app is great. Great bass and quality after tuning. The buttons on the side lights up only at night when the lamps of the car are turned on. Device is not laggy, and it comes with netflix installed. These apps works fine. Display is visible clearly during day. Wireless android auto!! Not many devices comes with that. Overall I'd recommend the device.

The media could not be loaded. I have been using this Android device for 2.5 months, and it’s truly an amazing product. Considering the budget, it offers good sound quality and overall great functionality. The performance is smooth, with no lag or slowdowns. Overall, it’s a worthwhile purchase.

I recently purchased the 4/32 GB Ts9, a wireless Carplay and Android Auto-enabled device, and I must say it offers excellent value for money. The 4GB RAM version performs admirably, providing smooth and responsive navigation through various applications.One standout feature is the seamless connectivity with both Carplay and Android Auto, making it a versatile choice for users of different devices. The wireless functionality adds convenience to the overall experience, eliminating the hassle of cables and enhancing the aesthetics of the car interior.The sound quality is another highlight of this product. The audio output is clear and immersive, enhancing the overall driving experience. Whether listening to music, navigating through directions, or making calls, the device consistently delivers impressive sound quality.In terms of design, the Ts9 is sleek and unobtrusive, blending seamlessly into the car's dashboard. The build quality feels sturdy, contributing to a sense of durability.Overall, the 4/32 GB Ts9 is a commendable product that strikes a balance between performance, convenience, and affordability. If you're looking for a reliable in-car entertainment system with wireless Carplay and Android Auto capabilities, this device is certainly worth considering.

Went bad in just an year. HORRIBLE product

The media could not be loaded. I purchase this for my VW Polo. This android player needs polo stereo frame and wiring harnesses to plug and play.Good things:1. Genuine product as mentioned in description. Used cpuz, fakeapp and all.2. UI is good3. All features are working4. Responsive customer support. You ping them in WhatsApp and they reply with appropriate solutions5. Display is good6. No lags7. Android auto works seamlesslyThings needs improvement:1. Bluetooth sound stutters when you open Google maps or any other app2. Mic audio quality is poorOverall I am satisfied with what I have paid...

Android is buggy, slow and this being android, Bluetooth switching isn't automatic most of the times. It's a pain to modify DSP settings. Using in built apps is a headache due to its speed (don't get me wrong, once it does load, it does perform) but lack of processing just takes away the fun. Android auto wireless is just the same. Unreliable unstable connection. You can Google zlink wireless issues. However the usb connection does allow you to use the android auto function which altogether changes the feel of the product. You'll feel it's a much more refined, expensive product. Wireless command prompts work well, calling works well, audio quality increases. Everything is much more coherent. Looks more professional too. It's much more convenient to just plug in your android/ios device to use android auto/Carplay and just enjoy the device. You'll feel like you're driving a luxury car.

Bought this system for my Suzuki Ignis 2018 and my brother's VW Polo 2011. Got it fit with a rear camera (bought separately) at a local garage.My brother's system was working fine without any issue.But I found one small glitch in the GPS on the Ignis. When using Google Maps with Android Auto, the screen always showed "searching for GPS". My position would not get updated, or would get updated very late. Searched the net for a solution. There is a GPS antenna with the Display. Generally these fitters at the local garage would stick the antenna inside your dashboard. There is an APP on the system, which will show you the GPS strength. The polo's antenna picked up the signal and was showing 10-16 satellites with large bars of strength. But the antenna on the Ignis did not. It hardly showed me 4 satellites with no bar of strength. I removed my A pillar cover. Stuck the antenna on the A pillar, so that it came in direct contact with the metal. This increased the area for signal to get picked up. Routed the antenna wire from inside the dash board so that I does not come in contact with other wires, so as to avoid picking up noise and to conceal the wire. Lo and behold, it worked like a charm. I get to see many satellites and full bar of GPS signal strength. Maps working fine. Tested it on a long drive of 800 kms and never lost the signal.You have a buy a separate screen mount as per your car model. Generally these local garage fellows will get it for you. I paid around 800 for Ignis and 1000 for Polo. Wiring charges for Camera, screen and sound system was about 600 per car.Android auto really makes a difference. Made my life easy. Had to use my phone on a phone stand stuck on the car dashboard. During summers, when sun would be blazing hot shining on the dashboard, the phone would would heat and switch off. Maps on a bigger screen is a blessing. Spotify or Prime music opens up at the side. Browsing your songs is easy. WhatsApp message and SMS will be read out load for you if you wish to hear them. Google Assistance can find your location on voice command and start the route on maps.The two qualms I have are:1. The wiring fitter could no connect the Car USB port and Aux cable to the screen. Instead the USB ports is routed through the dash into the glove box. Looks ugly. I have seen a few videos on how to connect it to the car USB port. Needs some wiring cutting. Will do it when free.2. In maps setting on Android auto, these is a choice of Automatic to switch over between light and dark mode, like our phones. But I guess, the Android screen does not have a light sensor, which can switch over from light to dark at night and dark to light in the day. You end up doing it manually.

Best stereoExcellent displayBest touch