Binize Wireless CarPlay Android AUTO Multimedia Video Box 4G Cellular,4GB+64GB,8Core,Android 13 Built-in Navigation Support SIM&TF Card Bluetooth Support Car with OEM Wired CarPlay/Android Auto

I’ve had this device for years and it’s been rock solid. It still works flawlessly, and I honestly can’t imagine driving without it. Any app I use on my phone runs on this device too, which makes traveling far easier and more convenient.

I know it’s been over two years before I finally got around to writing this review. Anyway, I’ve been an Amazon member for a long time and have purchased a lot of different items but I don’t think I’ve ever left a review on each of them simply because I’m not used to doing that. But this time, I’m making an exception because I was truly impressed with the Binize Wireless CarPlay that I bought two years ago and I’m still using it to this day. All can say about it is it’s durable, super easy to operate, and during the initial installation, I had no issues at all because it was literally plug and play. When it comes to its features and performance, I can confidently say it’s one of the best. I’ve been using it in my car almost every day, and it still works perfectly. If you’re reading this and looking for a reliable and trustworthy Wireless CarPlay device, don’t hesitate, this is the one you should get. I’m confident you’ll be satisfied.

This Device does exactly what it says, and I couldn’t be more satisfied with its performance. This is the second Binize box I've purchased, and I’ve had my first one for over a year now. I’ve used it on multiple road trips with no issues, no latency—just smooth, uninterrupted streaming. It makes the long drives so much more enjoyable. I can watch all my streaming apps like Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube TV, Paramount Plus, Disney+, Peacock, and more, all from the comfort of my vehicle. It’s a game changer for anyone who spends a lot of time on the road. What really sets Binize apart is its customer support. Their support is outstanding and very responsive.

After seeing the Binize Box on YouTube, I decided to order one for myself. I received the box in nice packaging and with the USB cable that I needed. Since I had watched the YouTube video already, installation was a breeze. I tried it on my wife’s Honda Ridgeline truck (2022) and it connected without issue. I was able to connect it to the WiFi from my driveway and do the updates. I also signed into my Google Play account and downloaded some extra apps. All went very well. It was very cool to be able to stream content as well as have wireless Apple CarPlay. You can stream using your phone’s hotspot or do like I did and add a SIM card for unlimited streaming right from the Binize box. I also added a microSD card that I had which allows you to place content on the card and playback directly on the box. Very impressive! I then tried it in my Mazda CX-9 (2022) which only has a joystick instead of touchscreen. It connects and works on most apps, but some third party apps required input that I couldn’t do without a touchscreen. I contacted Binize support and they came up with a solution right away. They are very responsive and offer great support. The product has been great and the fact they stand behind it makes it even better.

Warning ⚠️. Bought in 2024 Key points. (30-40 minute updates) (Requires mobile hotsopt tethering) (Foreced advertising) (Unfriendly UI/ User Interface) Recently (within the last year), there was an update that forced a pop up promoting its own data usage for money. This pop-up will always open when the device is booted up/ turned on. Furthermore, updates are required for usage, which results in long wait times in order to use the product (30-40 minutes per update). While driving, if you are disconnected for your internet provider, the device will not work until updated. Also, if your drive is shorter than the updates time, then the device will start over on its update, so you have to keep your vehicle on and connected until the device is finished updating and installed. This results in unreliable usage for daily drives, and it is a constant distraction from driving. UI/ User interface. The user interface or UI is unfriendly towards Microsoft Explorer, Google, YouTube, and connected devices such as your phone. For example, when trying to reset or log into Google Maps, It is difficult or impossible to reset passwords because the buttons only allow numbers and not the alphabet. This means you can not log into your Google maps by any other means except by the passward. Aka, no account recovery. Another example would be if hypothetically a user tried to watch a video on their favorite streaming service, the UI would not allow you to choose which video to watch because the UI does not have the correct navigation interface for the webpage, or streaming service. Summary. With unfriendly UI compatibility towards your favorite software, constat updates that restart your navigation between grocery store trips and self promoting advertisement. This device is more of a problem then a solution. I have spent many hours troubleshooting issues, logging into accounts only to get booted out later, and trying to get rid of the middle screen pop-ups. I would not feel safe letting my father or mother drive with this device in their vehicle. Side note, my Google maps does not work on this device.

I bought this unit at the end of 2022. I installed it relatively quickly although it's Android-based and I'm an Apple user, so I struggled a bit to understand the system. That's just a fair warning to Apple-only users to give themselves a few more minutes. My issue wasn't installing it but rather trying to figure out how to have the unit automatically reconnect itself to my phone's hotspot every time I used it. I can manually reset the connection but it takes a few minutes. This should be automatic once the system is properly set up. Enter tech support. Keep in mind that in the USA there is a 12-hour time difference so responses are delayed for that reason. They do however respond quickly aside from that issue. So bantering communications and ideas can easily hew up a week or more to get a resolution. Binise was able to provide me a firmware created to resolve the issue which has yet to be tested but I am confident in them having a fix with the latest firmware. Kudo to their support team. Also, just as important is the fact the unit works as advertised. You can fully realize a touchscreen experience for all streaming services. I was not able to get it to connect to my home server NAS via Plex fully though but YouTube, Netflix, prime, and Pandora worked great on my 2019 GMC Denali truck. Boy, that makes traveling much, much more pleasurable with this Binize steaming interface player. Pretty darn quick too!

Picture Quality great! Speed great! Easy to use. Sound great! Worth the price!

I recently upgraded my car's infotainment system with the Binize Wireless CarPlay Android Auto Multimedia Video Box, and it has completely transformed my driving experience. This sleek black device is not just a gadget; it's a game-changer for anyone looking to bring modern tech conveniences into their vehicle. Installation was a breeze, seamlessly integrating with my car's existing OEM wired CarPlay/Android Auto setup. The immediate switch to a wireless connection meant no more fumbling with cables every time I got into the car. It connects automatically and flawlessly, every single time. The device's performance is top-notch, thanks to its 8-core processor and Android 13 operating system. With 4G+64GB of storage, I have ample space for all my apps, music, and videos. The support for a SIM card and TF card is a brilliant addition, providing me with internet connectivity on the go and extra storage space, respectively. Bluetooth connectivity is smooth, making hands-free calls and music streaming a hassle-free experience. The 4G cellular capability ensures that I'm always connected.