The Six Win head unit is like that one friend who swears they’re reliable but bails 80% of the time. It looks decent and feels solid, but actually getting it to work consistently with Apple Car Play is a gamble. Sometimes it connects, sometimes it just stares blankly at you like it forgot its own name. And since there’s zero customer support, you’re left Googling fixes like a detective solving a crime you didn’t sign up for. I stubbornly modified the install kit to fit my older Honda, so now I’m trapped in this dysfunctional relationship. Even when it does work, it’ll randomly disconnect mid-drive, leaving me with a black screen and a simmering rage. At this point, I’ve accepted that my car’s “entertainment system” is just a glorified power indicator light—because that’s the only function it performs reliably. If you enjoy unpredictability and the thrill of disappointment, this is the unit for you. For everyone else, save your money and sanity. Maybe duct-tape a tablet to your dash instead—it’ll probably have better compatibility. One star, and that’s just for the audacity of calling itself “Six Win” when it loses so often.** Read more

Installing this Car Stereo with Wireless Car Play was one of the rare DIY car projects that didn’t end in swearing or a mysterious leftover screw. Right out of the box, it was clear this unit was made with the user in mind. It came with everything you need to install across a variety of vehicles. Just plug, program, and play. The installation itself was surprisingly easy. If you’ve got a basic working knowledge of car electronics or at least the ability to follow a YouTube video, you’re golden. The Wireless CarPlay is where the stereo really shines. The connection is fast and reliable. No fumbling with cords or wondering if your phone actually paired this time. Once it’s set up, it auto-connects like a champ every time I start the car. Navigation, music, calls, voice commands, it all runs smooth and lag-free. The screen is sharp and responsive, the sound quality is solid (even with factory speakers), and the user interface is clean without looking like it was designed in 2005. For the price, this stereo punches well above its weight class. Easy install, modern tech, and that sweet wireless CarPlay convenience. It’s an upgrade that makes even short drives feel first class. Read more

This car stereo is packed with features! The 9-inch touchscreen looks great in my dash and the Android 13 system seems to run smoothly. Installation was surprisingly easy, it really was plug and play for me. I appreciate the wireless CarPlay and Android Auto support - a big upgrade from my old unit. The 26 UI options are a nice touch if you like customization. I haven't fully explored all the features yet, but the Bluetooth connectivity works well and the FM radio is clear. My only complaint is that it didn’t come with the advertised backup camera, though thankfully it had all the wiring necessary for me to add one later. Read more

Very good unit installation was a breeze,however at nights on the radio itself there is no lighting so it's hard to control the volume control that's my only fault Read more

This is the third android based stereos i have installed in one of our cars. If you've got and old car that needs a little update adn the floating type screen fits then this is the way to go. They are a fraction of the cost of a traditional single or double din types. They may not be as refined or bullet proof as the regular aftermarket stereos, but they are getting close. If you like using a tablet for all things then this transition should be great for you. it iterally does everything a regular stereo will do and some. Sure the sound processing may not be as proven but im sure its just an app update away. The cheapest alpine or kenwood or pioneer stereo with carplay or AA (especially wireless) with onboard maps and navigation (not talking carplay or AA) will stillset you back about 500 bones. This offers all that for 80 bucks. come with back up camera GPS antennae 4g/5g sim tray for wireless data, 32 or 64g flash storage etc. youi can down load any app you want. you can download offline maps and use maps to navigate, you can so music video, MS excel or whatever you want. The possiblities are endless. and you wont get handcuffed to al the safety lockout that the regular stereos have to abide by. is that safe? well....judt dont be a dummy and ruin it for the rest of us. But do consider this though before you go all in like me. Imagine buying a very cheap tablet to replace the nice samsung galaxy tablet you had. or maybe the cheapy you get for your kid cuz you know its gonna break. the one where the app needs to be reloaded or you have to turn it off and on again for some problem you quite and figure how to fix but this works. yeah. it can be buggy. but the bennefits far outweighs the occasional need for app reload or a volume down and power button for 10 sec hard reboot. I still give it 5 stars. This is a stereo like Tesla is a car. its not for everyone but soon everyone will have one. whether you like it or not. Read more