2026 Single Din Car Stereo with Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, 7-inch HD Motorized Flip Out Touchscreen Head Unit, Upgrade Type-C Fast Charge/USB/Bluetooth 5.1/DSP/AM/FM Radio Receiver

Radio upgrade for SLK320
This is NICE!!

93 Del Sol, love it
I love it! Cant recommend it enough. Put it in my 93 Del Sol and its great! I cant use the door that covers the factory radio space but thats okay. Having all these features really brought my 90s car to the present! Had to rewire for the plug but it was clearly labeled everywhere so it went pretty good.

Works Well Once You Get It Set Up
I’m always excited to see what new innovations are coming out in car infotainment systems, so I decided to try the TONIKPMS-T. My first impression is that the build quality is comparable to the discount stereos you find in big box stores. It’s not on the level of high-end models, but it’s good enough for most users.Installation was straightforward. If you’ve installed a car stereo in the last 10 years, you’ll feel right at home. The unit can connect to steering wheel controls if your car has them, which is a nice touch.The head unit has two main modes. With the display up, you can access the 7-inch touchscreen along with the physical controls. With the display down, you can control basic functions like power, next, back, volume, and mute. I really like that the volume and mute are handled by a multifunction knob; physical controls are always a plus.The touchscreen itself works fine and supports multipoint input. It’s not super bright compared to a modern phone screen, but there are enough settings to customize it to your liking. The included rear camera works well, though it gets a little grainy in low light. Audio quality varies depending on the source. Radio sounded a bit washed out compared to AUX or Bluetooth input, so you might want to run it through an external amplifier if your car is large or loud. The screen has very limited tilt adjustment, so you can’t angle it up or down much.A minor annoyance is the text at the bottom of the display that reads “CarPlay & Android Auto” in big white letters. It wasn’t in the stock images and makes the unit look a bit cheap.I couldn’t get wireless Android Auto to work, but wired Android Auto worked fine. The head unit has two USB ports (one for charging, one for data), a micro SD card slot, and a wired AUX input on the front. I would have preferred these on the back so cords could be hidden, but it’s nice to have the options.Overall, I think this unit offers a lot of features for the price. The build quality is good enough, and once you get it set up how you like it, it should just work like any other component in your car.

Great Sound and super easy to set up..but
I really want to like this car stereo. The fact that it has some weight to it is a good indicator that the screen mechanism isn’t cheap and there must be some good parts inside. The box looks really cool, and they include cables for your iPhone and Android device. They even include a little bit of electrical tape. This is probably one of the most complete universal car stereo systems I have seen in a while. It is also very easy to configure.I installed this in my 1984 Trans Am to see if the screen could tilt downward enough to have the right angle, and it can. A big plus for third-generation owners or older sports cars with a single DIN in the center console. Android Auto performs well. I had no issues connecting to the device or reconnecting to it. I really like that you can configure the radio and then retract the screen if you’re not using it. That could potentially deter a thief in a parking lot as well.Another plus are the inputs. There’s a 3.5mm AUX input in the front and RCA AUX inputs in the back. There’s also a sub out for a powered subwoofer. The amplifier is surprisingly powerful and clean. It gets pretty loud with very low distortion. Most radios under $100 don’t have very good sound in my experience. Not this one. The equalizer actually works really well. It is very sensitive. One might even say too sensitive, but it can also make cheap speakers sound pretty good. I tested several different speaker setups, and the sound quality is really what you make it. Impressive!Now to the bad. The screen for the clock adjustment is horrible. I had to turn all screen settings down in order to see the white background on white numbers. Why? Another issue is with the lower screen losing its ability to display correctly. It becomes just dashes after a while until the device is disconnected from the battery and then reconnected again. Because of the lower screen issue, I decided to remove the car stereo and use it for a budget home surround system instead. It has no problem connecting to my VSEEBOX Elite via Bluetooth and produces amazing sound for the TV box.