Eonon 7 Inch QLED Double Din Headunit Linux Car Stereo Wireless CarPlay Android Auto Bluetooth USB DSP Support Type-C USB Fast Charge Touchscreen MirrorLink Video In/Out AUX In with Backup Camera X3

I haven't used any aftermarket stereos before, so I have limited to compare with - but I can say, after one year of using this on a nearly daily basis: 1. Really easy to use. 2. Android Auto works fairly flawlessly. Clearly and easily connected to our android phones and seems to be pretty solid when in use. 3. Easy to install with the right adapter cable (I haven't got the steering wheel controls going yet, but I haven't tried very hard) 4. Good sound quality. A few niggles: 1. Seems to struggle when there are two bluetooth connections simultaneously and not easy to choose between devices. 2. Not all of the settings seem to be 'remembered' e.g. balance. Again this might be my wiring! 3. I'd like to be able to have the brightness automatically adjust to the ambient light. So it's not perfect BUT the cost taken with the functionality overall warrants a 5* review in my view. If you want something simple and straightforward which will let you use Android Auto and link to your phone apps (and NOT something which can install its own apps independently) then this is a great choice.

Installed on 2015 hyundai i10, fits but is a snug. Already had apple car play installed on older device so connecting was simple but would be very complicated if starting from scratch. Works very well, easy to connect with wireless or cable. We accidentally broke the separate mic that comes with the unit but the built in mic actually works very very well. Good value for money

Not compatible with my car but somehow got it fitted and good quality. Don’t know how to install the reverse camera

Works well screen clear and bright, small amount of lag but pretty responsive. Had to buy separate wiring harness for car & additional radio plug adaptor

Firstly the unit is quite slow and not very responsive even after a calibration. CarPlay lags around 4 seconds behind to pause or play my music. The CarPlay volume from standard is extremely high and has to be used between 1 and 8 out of around 60. The sound quality is nothing special, the sap they advertise sounds awful and won’t compare to any standard systems. The unit feels very cheap and isn’t on par with any branded name. Not worth buying if you can’t afford better, save your money.

Plus points - the interface is much faster than my Android OS unit in my other car. Wireless Android Auto works flawlessly. I'd defo recommend getting a Linux based unit. Minus points - sound quality is not great, only just passable. The software isn't very intuitive, connecting AA throws a full screen error which looks fatal, but the solution is just to wait 20-30s and all is fine.

This was easy to install and comes with a reversing camera which is very helpful in a van. Connects easily to both iPhone and Android phones and the sound quality is great.

I wanted a media head unit with wireless Apple CarPlay to replace my aging Pioneer SPH-DA120. I’ve tried a few Android head units but they’re all flooded with useless apps and takes years to boot up. The Eonon runs on Linux OS so there’s only essential apps and boots up and connects to Apple CarPlay under 10secs. The screen quality is quite good although there’s a minor blue hint to the picture but nothing disastrous. Another good feature is a physical volume knob and front USB ports. Highly recommended 👍