10.2 Inch Car Radio Stereo for Jeep Wrangler JK Compass Grand Cherokee Dodge Ram Built-in Apple Carplay Android Auto, 5G WiFi 8 Core 1280 * 720 Resolution Display Android12& 2G+32G Car Radio for Jeep

It works for my Jeep Wrangler sport 2011.I have an iPhone and it pairs up nicely with my iPhone.But it also have function for android Samsung.

Hate to sound like Biden, But "Don't" I am quite tech savvy, and this radio is not only FAR from user friendly (Taking me a half hour just to connect my phone to BT and the Car-play doesn't work at all) it has all sorts of issues that pop up here and there. Half the time it seems to work fine, and then suddenly it glitches and all the buttons either do not work or get reassigned.. Tried to get support, through email and never got any help. Looking at other reviews I should have seen this was a common problem. On top of that the installation went fine, but the housing of the radio keeps jarring loose when we hit bumps on the road. Save your money and buy better.

Easy installation once you find a good you tube video. No instructions at all. It is mostly common sense. I hav3 had it since May and still can't get some things to work correctly. But I have just come to the conclusion that it is not the unit but my phone. Was in wife's car with my phone hooked up and it was messing up h34 factory radio just like it did in my Jeep. So this means my phone must be the issue. It looks great, the screen is big. I would buy it again even with the problems I have had.

The media could not be loaded. Install was easy. Plug and play 14 Jeep JKU. Haven’t finished camera install yet though. Sound quality AEase of use A-Display ADirections B- (if you understand head units )

I was excited and it was all super promising… at first. I think it tried to do so much stuff, that it doesn’t do anything well. It’s laggy. Half the time when I play music using car play it has no sound, and will keep “pausing” Phone calls will not work. The first 3 seconds you can hear the person and then the sound cuts out entirely. It takes forever to connect, and it was a pain to connect it the first time. My other car uses car play and I have none of these issues. If I could figure out how to take it out of my dashboard I would return it. It sucks.

The good:Inexpensive/very affordableLooks goodEasy plug and play installationThe bad:Poor sound quality despite EqualizerHands free sound is delayedMirroring?!Time and date adjustment or inability to do soOverall, I’d say the unit is ok-ish and I can confirm what other reviewers have already stated. You sort of get what you pay for. It’s cheap, but looks good. The display is nice and bright, but a bit difficult to read when the sun hits it. Would have loved to see a XM radio capability, but then again, it’s probably too much to ask at this price point.Personally, I think its biggest drawback is the delay when using the hands-free feature and the poor sound quality. CarPlay is a nice. I’m not sure if “mirroring” is the same as CarPlay, but I could never get it going or my iPhone “mirrored”. The instructions are so so. It feels like the radio has 100 functions, but only 20 of them are addressed in the manual. I found the wiring diagrams not particularly helpful either. However, I’m no electrician, but somewhat handy and was able to make all necessary connections and get it working without much of a problem. The date and time zones are whacky and I couldn’t get it to set to mine manually nor via WiFi.Ultimately, I decided to return it as good sound quality and hands free operation matters the most to me in a radio and are subpar with this particular unit.

This isn’t a bad radio. It’s just not great, depending on what you’re looking for.The screen is fantastic. Big, bold, looks good in the car. Way better appeal than the stock 2016 Jeep radio. Installation was a bunch of “hmm let’s see if these two connections fit together.” The instructions were not great.The radio is just average. The sound coming from the stock unit is actually better. But I bought this for CarPlay, having ability to plug in my phone, to be able to stream the iHeartRadio app, etc. That part is a success.The equalizer is not great. You can customize the settings, but, again, getting those settings just right is near impossible if you’re looking for great sound.This is no HD radio, btw. The steering wheel controls do work with my Jeep and this unit. That part is cool.The apps (zlink is where you’ll find your phone) and setting up the radio is difficult to figure out. It’s actually a pain in the a, and I almost threw the radio back in the box and returned it. But I had already spent too much time on the install and wanted CarPlay, etc.The radio was clearly not US made, but I knew that from the price, reviews, etc. Getting the radio to keep accurate time is impossible. If you set time to automatic by GPS, well, it doesn’t work. The unit thought I lived two timezones over, for some reason. I set the time manually, and the time would “wander.” It’s not accurate.If you change certain settings, you’ll lose your presets.The stereo is like a hot person you meet at the bar, but once you get their number and take them out on a date, you realize why they’re not taken (the radio looks good, but you’ll soon realize why it’s so cheap).It ain’t great. It ain’t bad. It’s a 3 rating when the lights come on and the bar closes. This is no Bose unit!

I would definitely recommend this touch screen. Only took about 45 minutes to install, but I have done a few touch screen installs on Wanglers before so I am familiar with the process. Install the dash adapter and put the dashboard back together, then snap the screen in last. Pretty easy. You do have to mess with the audio settings to dial in the sound but for the money this thing is great.