10.1″ Rotatable Touch Screen Car Stereo Single Din – Android 13, Wireless CarPlay/Android Auto, 4-Core CPU, 2GB+32GB, GPS Navigation, Hi-Fi Sound, Bluetooth 4.2, AHD Backup Camera (Vertical Fit)

good performance
We were trying to update an older vehicle, but the options available were a bit overwhelming. There are so many car stereos to choose from on Amazon. We did know we wanted an android unit with carplay/android auto (mirroring), illuminated USB ports, and AM radio if possible.Many of the advertised android car stereos aren’t really true android; instead they run WinCE. One of the dead giveaways to this is to check if the back of the unit has a GPS antenna connection. Car radios that advertise GPS but don’t actually have a GPS antenna connection always run WinCE and are often called “MP5″ units. They rely on mirroring from your cell phone to get GPS. These WinCE car stereos sometimes offer AM radio, which makes it seem like it’s great choice, but in reality, you can’t install any apps and have to have your phone running in mirrored mode to get GPS. Not great for anyone who needs to charge their phone in their car faster, since mirroring will eat into battery life.Also most of these radios only provide FM radio, which is a dead giveaway they were never intended for the US market. They are just domestic Chinese headunits reskinned with the English language and export for a cheap price; or they are export models that were never meant for the US consumer. That’s not knock. We all like a good deal, but any true headunit specifically INTENDED for the US market WILL have AM radio.Android 13 Single Din Car Stereo 10.1 Inch Rotatable Touch Screen Radio with WirelessCPU: Quad 1.12GHz A7, GPU: Mali-450 MP, RAM: 4GB, Storage: 64GB, OS (as detected by CPUz): Android 13, API 33GeekBench 5.5.1 – Single: 64, Multi: 213Factory Settings Password: 8888Summary: Nice large icons. Hard to rotate and detach. Included double din mounting bracket for single din car radio. No mounting sleeve.CAMECHO 4+64G Android 13 Single Din Car Stereo Support Carplay & Android AutoCPU: Quad 2.0GHz A53, GPU: PowerVR GE8300, RAM: 4GB, Storage: 64GB, OS (as detected by CPUz) Android 12, API 31GeekBench 5.5.1 Single: 93, Multi:280Factory settings password: 1234Summary: Included single din mounting bracket and sleeve. Nice large icons and volume control knob. Height of GPS antenna is actually taller than single din space making it impossible to install with mounting sleeve. Hard to rotate and detach. Not much space between faceplate and screen.10.1″ Rotatable Touch Screen Car Stereo Single Din – Android 13, Wireless CarPlay/Android Auto HaudioCPU: Quad 1.5GHz A53, GPU: Mali-T720, RAM: 2GB, Storage: 32GB, OS (as detected by CPUz): Android 13, API 33GeekBench 5.5.1 – Single: 110, Multi: 347Developer password (Year.month.date), format such as (2025.05.20) must include paratheses and periods.Summary: Decent performance and price point. It DOES HAVE AM RADIO. Short DIN housing and all ports in back makes it easier to install. No PD/USB charging ports is kind of a let down. The included USB cable can just do regular slow charging speed and is more meant for docking. Like all android headunits it gets really hot after a while. It would have been nice for them to put in a fan and or a heatsink to keep it cool.[4+64G] Hikity Android 15 Car Stereo Single Din Wireless Carplay Android AutoCPU: Quad 1.5GHz A35, GPU: Mali-G31, RAM: 4GB, Storage: 64GB, OS (as detected by CPUz): Android 11, API 30GeekBench 5.5.1 – Single: 78, Multi: 211Factory Settings password: 8888Summary: The flip out mechanism is all manual. No mechanized movement. Screen actually still stays on when hidden (you can see light bleeding from space). The illuminated charging port is nice.[4G+64G] Single Din Android Car Stereo with Wireless Carplay & Android Auto, Hodozzy 7 Inch Flip Out Touchscreen GPSCPU: Quad 1.5GHz A35, GPU: Mali-G31, RAM: 4GB, Storage: 64GB, OS (as detected by CPUz): Android 11, API 30GeekBench 5.5.1 – Single: 78, Multi: 220Factory Settings Password: 8888Summary: The flip out mechanism is all manual. No mechanized movement. Screen actually still stays on when hidden (you can see light bleeding from space). The illuminated charging port is nice, but is hidden behind a rubber cover that will probably fall off at some point.Single 1 Din Car Stereo Android 13 Car Radio with Wireless/Wired Carplay Android Auto 6.9 InchCPU: Quad 1.5GHz A7, GPU: Mali-450 MP, RAM: 4GB, Storage: 64GB, OS (as detected by CPUz): Android 13, API 33GeekBench 5.5.1 – Single: 63, Multi: 206Summary: Kind of slow, but fits nicely into single din car radio. Illuminated USB ports are nice, with PD port. 6.9″ is probably largest screen you can get without flip out or pivot point screen, but aspect ratio can be a little strange for those use to double din head units. Also a 6.9” screen means there is no removable bezel which makes this absolute pin to remove.In the end, we tried a bunch of car stereos but we really couldn’t find a “perfect” car stereo that gave us everything we were looking for. Haudio’s unit seems to be the best of the ones we tried. Part of the problem is that they are all relatively “slow” using lower end ARM CPUs. They all feel laggy or at least slowish in comparison to any headunit you’d find in post 2018 vehicle. None of these are particularly bottom of the barrel cheap units. There exist to be cheaper options for sure, so this comes as a bit of a surprise. What we learned though is that units advertising 4+64G meaning 4GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage weren’t necessarily faster than those with 2GB of RAM. This is because almost all listings don’t really specify which specific CPU or GPU they are using. GPU matters here too because of the shared RAM use. It also seems to be a pervasive problem that many advertisements lie about which version of Android they are using. The “about” system page may tell you “Android 15” or “Android 13”, but any half decent benchmark tool will actually tell you its “Android 11” or “Android 9.”And in actuality, the Haudio unit had the best performance according to Geekbench 5 (5.5.1) with a slightly older but faster CPU than all the other units using newer but lower-end CPUs with double the RAM. The GPU (Mali-T720) is about 5 to 6 years old and is the same one found in Pixel Watches and the 2018 8″ Amazon Fire tablet. This is a low-end GPU that’s barely capable of running Fortnite mobile (it will still stutter and not be smooth). Think about that, every other headunit we tried is SLOWER. That’s annoying sometimes when you are use to your phone’s snappy swipe and touch interface. It’s all the more painfully obvious on a larger screen, when you are trying to switch radio channels and swap back to the navigation app. Should point out, a better GPU does matter… a lot. The Camecho has the same CPU with a slightly faster clock speed than than Haudio, but a worse GPU, which is why still performs slower.The large screen single din car stereos usually max out at 6.9″/7″ inch screens, which still seems painfully small for navigation. However, going to larger screen sizes (like ~10″) poses bit of a challenge. Using a larger screen size means that you’re going to block part of the rest of the console in a single din setup. At worse, you’re going to block some controls, maybe air vents, or A/C controls, etc… This means the ideal large screen setup requires the ability to adjust the display, up, down, rotate, and maybe even a fast detach option. This is possible with Haudio’s unit. The problem with the other units is that they have such a small gap between the faceplate and the back of the screen, it makes it difficult to maneuver or detach. The Haudio unit detaches when you press two push buttons. There’s plenty of space (about 2 inches” to put your fingers behind the screen and push down. The other setup from Camecho and similar screens barely have an inch behind. The pivot requires a lot more force to rotate and they use two slide bars on the back of the screen, which you have to pull out to unsecure the screen, which you then pull up off the guide rail. Even then, it’s still not detached. You also have to pinch the end tabs of the LCD cable to detach from screen. You also have to be careful when putting it back on so as not to damage the LCD cable. In all, too much trouble and not enough space.Flip out units are an option, but all the units we could find are flip UP. In a lot of older vehicles, the single din car radio is in the highest slot below the dash, which means flip out would work but only in flip down. The problem is there is no option to change default screen orientation in the “factory settings” password protected menu (password is 8888). Nor are the sellers willing to provide the developer password (we were hoping to access the settings.db file if we could get root access). We tried all the possible passwords, nothing worked. If this was an option, we could just unscrew, flip the control panel around, screw back down, and mount the whole unit upside down (from original orientation) to get a flip down unit. Alas, this is not possible. With the fully rotatable screen car stereos like Haudio and Camecho, there exists a permanent rotate screen button in the upper right task bar. The system does not natural detect orientation with a gyroscope, but having the button means you can force the screen into a certain orientation even with a weird tilt angle for better viewing (because of sun glare for example.) You don’t have to fight to view the screen the way you want.There are too many relevant pictures to upload. I’m posting this overall review to all the headunit I tried and linked to. Each review will contain the relevant picture for that product.

Stopped working after about 3 months
It was nice while it was working. Of course it stopped working outside of Amazon return window. I attempted to contact the seller because it’s supposed to have a one year warranty. I couldn’t find a phone number so I had to email them and they never got back to me.

Only way to access settings is to enter password 000000.
Was easy to install equalizer will take time to setup if you want to manually. Kinda slow running but had a system update hoping changes that issue. All in all it’s a okay stereo for the price. But if want a faster running system buy a good name brand one. Seems my Internet connection is rather slow but works. Has tons of features. Screen quality is nice. Stereo is a lil bigger then standard single din radios. The recommended kit does not fit for it.

Easy install and works as it should.Price is right and quality is very good..

I’ve quadruple checked my wiring, pwr, acc, neg, illumination, it’s good. and still this product does not work for me as you can see in the video. It only flickers, and most of the time it’s only black screen and then flickers when you tilt the screen around.I’ve made sure the other wires for speakers aren’t touching each other as I haven’t connected them yet