Car HUD, Head Up Display, OBD2 Gauge Display, C1 OBD2 and GPS LED OBD Car HUD Head up Display Speedometer Projector System Diagnostic Tool
$61.29
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Features & Compatibility
Price: $61.29
(as of Mar 31, 2026 02:34:23 UTC – Details)
Product description
Feature:
1. Exquisite and unique design, independent of external light, stereo imaging is not ghostly.
2. No need for film, no extra reflection, plug and play, easy to operate, high-tech assisted driving is safer.
3. Powerful practical display, such as speed, water temperature, voltage, etc., HUD can eliminate the fault code displayed on the engine dashboard.
4. Early warning of car breakdown due to excessive water temperature and low voltage. OBD2+GPS dual mode for all models.
5. OBD mode shows fuel consumption, speed, single mileage, total mileage accumulation, travel time, driving direction, system time, intake pressure, etc.
Specification:
Condition:Brand New
Item Type: Head-up Display
Color: Shown as Picture
Ambient Temperature: -40℃-80℃
Atmospheric Pressure: 86-106kpa
Relative Humidity: 10%-95%
Environmental Noise <=60db
Alarm Level: >=30db
Working Voltage: 11V-18VDC (12VDC/200mA)
Size: Approx. 4.2 x 1.1 x 7.7cm/1.65 x 0.43 x 3.03in
Reflective Lens Size: Approx. 5.1inch
Package List:
1 x Head-up Display
1 x Instruction Manual
1 x Anti-slip Mat
1 x OBD Line
1 x USB Cable
1 x Clean Cloth
Note:
Please note that the new type and old type of this product will be sent randomly, and make sure you will not mind before ordering.
Enhanced Fitment: Early warning system for potential car breakdowns due to excessive water temperature and low voltage. Equipped with OBD2+GPS dual mode for compatibility with all car models.
Powerful Display Function: Stay informed with vital information such as speed, water temperature, and voltage. HUD eliminates the need for checking engine dashboard for fault codes.
Hassle-free Operation: No film installation required, no unwanted reflections. Simply plug and play for easy operation. Experience safer driving with advanced technology.
OBD Mode: Get real-time data on fuel consumption, speed, mileage, travel time, driving direction, system time, and intake pressure, providing a comprehensive driving experience.
Sleek and Distinctive Design: Independent of external light, the stereo imaging is crisp and clear, enhancing your driving experience.
Randy B –
Very Satisfied
I am impressed with this HUD performance. The installation was straightforward, and the display was clear and easy to read while driving.I particularly appreciate the OBD2 compatibility, as it provides real-time data on my vehicle’s performance, such as speed, RPM, and fuel consumption. The GPS function is also a great addition, offering accurate navigation assistance right in my line of sight.The design is sleek and compact, fitting seamlessly into my car’s dashboard without obstructing my view. The overall build quality feels durable and reliable, making me confident in its long-term performance.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the Car HUD and would highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their driving experience with convenient and useful features.
Traynack –
Not a true HUD, but still great for the value
So, first thing out of the way: this is not a true HUD. Yes, it is transparent, and while it does an excellent job of not obscuring your view from that perspective, your eyes still need to refocus to read any data on it. That is, while you’re looking at it, the road will be in your peripheral vision. It’s hard to tell in the photos, but it’s definitely noticeable while driving. In my car, the display itself looks positioned exactly where it is in the photos: right in front of the windshield, about a foot and a half from the back of the unit.With that out of the way, I mainly got this because I wanted a way to tell my speed without looking at the speedometer, since a number is quicker to comprehend than a position on a dial. As an added benefit, it offers a trip distance and time value, which is a nice feature that isn’t in the car I drive, much like the number display. It’s built surprisingly well, and while it’s not metal or anything fancy like that, it feels like an actual product as opposed to a lightweight electronics project box. It’s a very simple and straightforward product that doesn’t require a phone or updates anything like that. It just… works. Which is something that I wish was more mainstream with tech.The only gripe I have about it is the fact that it’s not a true HUD (but I’ve been living without one for years, plus it doesn’t obscure my vision when I’m looking at the road as opposed to an opaque display) and the included sticky pad. It works surprisingly well with the curved visor on my dash, but it definitely can be knocked off if physically touched. Not a huge deal, but something to be aware of if you have a curved surface to place it on.All in all, I’d recommend this product. I bought it originally under the mindset of “it’s covered by Amazon’s 30 return policy, if it doesn’t work as expected I can just return it.” As mentioned in another review, the redline doesn’t change with engine size, but I don’t really find that to be that important to me. I just drive, and don’t need 90 percent of the features on it. I just wanted to be able to see my MPH and MPG at a glance, and for that, it works perfectly.
Primy Nevarez –
Slick and modern
edit, first review was a 1 star because I was dumb and was using it the wrong way, 4 stars because it does look good and provides extra data if used with obd port, however sometimes it’ll shut down and start backup almost within 2-3 seconds, a little annoying but it fixes itself so not huge problem.
David S. –
RPM redline visual wrong and completely useless
The HUD concept is good but all displays that show a visual for RPM have the redline red color locked at 4000 RPM regardless of what size engine you choose. The redline alarm can be set but most cars in the US have a redline of 6500 RPM or higher. This makes the redline visual useless.
Ray Simonica –
Bad description
Not ideal for my vehicle.
Edward M Smith –
Low end capability but my fault.
It works well although I didn’t look carefully enough when ordering to see that this is the model with lesser capabilities (no navigation) so, my bad.
Keith Christman –
ODB2 HUD display. I like it for the price
So for the record I am using this HUD in my 2024 Hybrid Ford Maverick Lariat. The ODB functions work just fine with my hybrid – including tachometer. Simple to use and pre-designed screen contain most data you want to monitor.My few negative takeaways are that one: the different display screens have very little program ability. You have a couple pre set layouts to choose from, but virtually no customisation option.Secondly, in a vehicle with multiple CANs (including my Maverick) this HUD will ONLY allow you to access data from the primary CAN. Which in most standard cars this is all you need. In my Hybrid, however, many of the battery charge/use and other Hybrid functions are controlled on different CANs and therefore I can’t add them to the HUD
ajg6989 –
Great
Great item enjoy it