Carpuride W701 Pro with Wireless Bluetooth Transmission Portable Carplay & Andorid Auto, 7 inch 1080P Touch Screen, Mirror Link/GPS/Siri/FM, Support Truck Dashboard Mounted

Over the moon for what I paid everything I wantedDose everything I bought it for .Had to email carpuride to find out what cameraI needed after I ordered the wrong one and theyEmailed me back same day with link.Amazon refunded returned camera so all goodEverything works better than I imagined thumbs upFor both companies

Had something similar under the name of RoadTop for a few years until Apple introduced iOS17 and it decided "Nah, don't like" and stopped working. It had been temperamental prior to that in any case. This Carpuride is a whole lot better. Not so temperamental, although it occasionally has its moments, screen is much superior, and connects most times first time. Happy to recommend.

This is a great bit of kit and a perfect way to get CarPlay in your car. I wanted to connect it via Bluetooth to a 2015 Renault Captur MediaNav (probably one of the worst car players known to humanity). The Bluetooth connection only worked for 10 seconds and then no music could be heard. Carpuride were very helpful but their suggestions did not help and in the end it would only connect via FM radio, aux or by connecting the phone directly to the MediaNav which I could do with my old unit anyway so I sent this one back. Probably more a failing of the rubbish Captur MediaNav rather than a fault with this unit.

Well impressed with this unit , I drive several hundred miles a day for work and this unit has been superb , extremely easy to set up straight out the box , screen is bright and clear and the menus are easy to navigate ... highly recommend this unit 10/10

Absolutely useless - will not connect to my car via Bluetooth having to use FM TransmitterANDROID AUTO absolutely uselessInstructions that are included no use at allWhat features there are none pointless cable AUX most phones do not have a jack point anymoreI bought the unit to bring my radio up to date but it's pointlesz

Did the job

I have installed this into my 2009 BMW 320D E90 and it works perfectly.It's super easy to install and using the instructions I had it paired with my phone and car within 5 minutes. Having dual bluetooth reduces the need for extra wires so all you will have on show is the power cable and the unit is connected to both your car and your phone at the same time.It comes with a variety of mounting options all of which are strong and sturdy.The screen is nice and bright and reactive to touch - it's slightly slower than a mobile phone in that sense but it's very usable and user friendly. The graphics are sharp and clear and screen brightness can adjusted either manually or you can set it automatic mode.I have an iPhone 13 Pro Max and Apple car play works seamlessly and I'm really happy with the performance. It also supports Android auto.If you don't have a vehicle with Bluetooth then yoy have the option to use an audio cable or tune it to a specific radio channel. I have only tested the bluetooth and the sound is excellent.I am planning on hard wiring it into my car to help tidy things up and the hard wiring kit can be bought from the manufacturer on Amazon.The only thing I have struggled with is when you get a phone call the sound comes out of the unit itself and not your speakers - as they are only small it isn't the loudest and can be sometimes hard to hear over road noise. This will obviously be vehicle dependant and if you have a quiet vehicle you shouldn't have a problem.Overall a neat solution to bring your vehicle into the modern age.

This screen is the 7" version which is 7 1/2" wide and 4 1/4" tallIts more robust than our current car screen , the fixing options are better and there are more audio and brightness controls.The case is all plastic with a glass screen.connections in12v to 24v ciggy socketBack up camMicrophoneMicro SDUSB standard size connector (5V 2.1A) can be used with flash drivesConnections outAVSame USB socket as above can be used as a charger portThis was simple to set up.Plug it inDepending on your OS connect the bluetoothWith apple you can use wireless and airplay to mirror the phone screenWith android you can use autolink (free download) and bluetoothBoth OS can use their navigation to link via bluetooth.We have android so are using android autoI believe the iplay setting is for the nav via apple but we havent got one to test it.In our car, it can be left plugged in and powers up when the car starts.You can connect to a back up camera (see the diagram to see what is needed), you dont get one or cabling for one in your box.In Android use Its a bit finnicky to get the nav app up via bluetooth, we found starting the phone and getting the maps app going first and then turning on the screen (on off button on top) and tapping android auto works .Better in my opinion is to use the wired option. You need a usb A to C data cable for this(not supplied) and android 11 or better.This has worked out reliably in every case so far (no losing the phone connection)The picture is decent .You can adjust for brightness.There is volume adjustment (short tap on power button) .You can use voice commands(make sure they are on , on your phone, its hey google on ours)The ciggy cable is nice and long so a person in the back seats can watch a video and the AV out allows for head phonesYou dont need any thing except power to connect to it if you are just playing media via the usb or card slotYou can run this via a powerstation with a cigarette socket output without the car so it could go camping as a media centre.There is an equaliser menu to allow precise sound controlConnect with car audio via FM transmissionAll in all its a decent car screen .It does seem expensive compared with other similar style screens at over £100 at time of review