Android Car Stereo for VW Volkswagen Seat Golf Passat Jetta Beetle Tiguan Touran EOS 7” Double Din Touchscreen Bluetooth Radio Wireless CarPlay Android Auto,2 USB Slot,GPS,WiFi,FM+Backup Camera

The stereo head unit looks great, fits perfectly in a Jetta Mk5, and makes a nice upgrade from a broken stock unit.The unit doesn’t come with detailed instructions for each model car, but it’s still fairly easy to install. It came with multiple wiring harnesses and was mostly plug n play.The sound quality is acceptable or better. I’ve had some popping noise at higher volume and bad Bluetooth connections due to weak cell signal.There’s no user manual and you’ll have to figure it out yourself.The Bluetooth connection sometimes gets lost or totally disconnected.My car required a dual antenna connection and it was provided by the after sales team.The backup camera didn’t work with the engine running and it took a rectifier to correct the problem. This was also supplied by the after sales team.Overall, it took a couple months to get everything sorted out.There was a certain amount of runaround involved with getting the issues resolved, but a little persistence worked.It’s a great value for the money if you’re willing to work with it. And work for it…The VW canbus signal in the 12v power made an easy hookup problematic in my case.

Installed fine in my 2005 Jetta 2.5. Lots of extra wires if you have an amp or other stuff. The Bluetooth to my phone drops frequently. That's a bit disappointing. I wish I could find the MFG website and see if there were any firmware updates that would help.Follow Up: The vendor did reach out to me with a few suggestion on how to improve the product.

I am very impressed, to be frank I had low expectations for this head unit in my 2015 Jetta. The longest part of install was YouTubing how to remove the radio. The finish is nice and the display looks very nice. Paired with Bluetooth and Apple CarPlay immediately worked. Glad I chose this.

Radio drains my car battery in 3 days to 0 volts. I have a 2009 VW EOS. When the car is locked with all lights off and has gone into sleep mode the radio still draws .6 amp of power. This drains the battery until it is dead. If I unlock the car the radio automatically turns on. When I open the door the radio turns on. You will have to physically turn it off again. I will turn the radio off when getting out of the car, but when I open the door the radio comes on. The second thing is I can not get the camera to work.

Has poor Bluetooth connectivity otherwise great interface

Once I got it installed I found I couldn’t get enough volume. Apparently this was because my car has it’s own amplifier. What I found is, if you have the VW premium sound with an amplifier, you need to connect the 2 wires in the harness labeled “amp”. One is in the RCA harness and the other is in the power harness. You then need to go into the “car settings” and click the selection for “enable external amplifier”. It may then be too loud. If so, try disconnecting the battery for about 5 minutes.I also found that it needed to be configured for the rear camera I purchased. I purchased a rear camera that replaced the VW emblem. It would work once when the radio was first powered, give a distorted view the second time it was put in reverse, then say no signal. The answer was to go into the factory settings pw 1234, and find Backcar Source settings. CVBS worked for my camera.

The camera is upside down, you see on the left what is on the right

My rear camera is not working properlyNo lines on screenNo warning with any movement on camera