Portable Wireless CarPlay Screen – 7-inch Plug & Play No Dashboard Removal Upgrade for Older Cars – Compatible for Apple CarPlay & Android Auto with Backup Camera

Great CarPlay station
I recently installed the CarPlay station in my 2015 Prius, and it’s been a fantastic upgrade. For a car that didn’t originally come with CarPlay or Android Auto, this device completely modernized the driving experience.The display is impressively bright and clear, even in direct sunlight. Touch responsiveness is quick and smooth, with no noticeable lag when switching between apps, adjusting maps, or controlling music. It feels very similar to a factory-installed system.Setup was simple and seamless. The Bluetooth connection paired quickly, and both wireless and wired (plug-in) options worked without any issues. Once connected, it automatically reconnects when I start the car, which makes daily use effortless.Audio quality through Bluetooth is clear, and navigation apps run smoothly without glitches. Calls are crisp, and voice commands work reliably.Overall, this CarPlay station is a great solution for older vehicles that don’t have built-in CarPlay or Android Auto. It’s an easy, affordable way to upgrade your car’s technology without replacing the entire head unit. Highly recommend for anyone looking to modernize their ride.

Decent $40 7” unit, but could’ve been better with connector allocation.
Decent unit for sub $50 budget wireless screen for your car. This came with rear view camera with bracket.All you have to do is mount it on the dash, connect with usb C cable, then you are good to go. Better if your car has aux port and if you wanna connect rear view camera that came with. Perfect for old cars without rear camera. It connects to your phone via Bluetooth.However, it could’ve been better if screen had connection at the right hand side OR a feature to able to rotate 180 degree to allocate cables to right-hand side.As shown on picture, cables can be pretty messy once you connect all, but these could’ve been manageable if it was allocated at the right side of the screen.

Get it!
Installed into our truck and husband loves it. Very easy to set up and felt like it worked instantly.He travels for work and said the GPS is a lifesaver and loves that you can adjust the screen brightness and have your music showing as well.The mount has an extendable neck which he really appreciates and the adhesive is very strong so it’s not going to fall off your window.

CAMERA IS NOT WIRELESS
Constantly disconnects and reconnects to andriod auto..also camera is not wireless at all. it has a cord that must be run all way way to the screen… this cord is not listed on the product list. very miss leading. CS is useless..not easy to install without damaging cord in trunk or drilling a hole that then needs to be waterproofed.

This wireless CarPlay/Android Auto screen from Befurnly exceeded my expectations with how well it works.Included in the kit is a suction cup mount which provides an extremely strong hold. The suction cup surface has a gel-like adhesive on it, and the hold on the windshield is very strong even before applying the suction. To lock it in place, there is a lever underneath which activates the suction cup, and I have no worries at all about it loosening or coming off—the hold is rock solid to the point it is quite difficult to remove. Alternatively, if you do not wish to mount it to your windshield, there is a plastic disc with adhesive tape on it that you can stick to your dashboard or somewhere else and then mount the suction to that.The adjustability of the mount is very good; you can angle the main arm up or down with a tightening knob to secure it in place. There is a knob near the front that allows you to lengthen the arm as well, and the mount that attaches to the screen is on a ball joint for additional angle adjustability.The screen is powered by an adapter that plugs into your 12V/Cigarette lighter port. It has a USB-A port on its end that lights up in green to confirm it is connected properly and powered. The opposite end has a USB-C port that goes to the side of your screen.Once powered up, my iPhone connected to its Bluetooth without issues and detected it as a CarPlay device. It automatically and quickly connects each time after that when the screen is powered on.The screen quality and resolution are pretty crisp, and the touch controls are responsive.If you have used CarPlay before, then you know exactly what to expect…it’s a universal interface, and everything shows up and works as it would on any other CarPlay unit. For audio, you can use a cable to your car’s auxiliary port, and if it does not have one, you can use the unit’s FM transmitter to play through your car’s auxiliary port speakers by tuning your radio and the screen to a blank channel. This works pretty well, but it of course depends on your location and the amount of interfering signals. The sound quality is not the best for music but is passable, and for phone calls, it is fine. You can also play audio directly from the screen’s built-in speaker. This provides a clearer signal than the FM transmitter but, of course, is a speaker, so the volume and quality are limited.It’s very handy to have a nice visible screen to be able to play your phone’s music, take calls, use GPS, and everything else CarPlay offers. The call quality is good, and the person on the other end said it sounded fine and they didn’t hear any echo from their voice through the car speakers.One thing worth noting is that you need to make sure to manually power off the device when leaving and turning off the car so that it doesn’t continue to run and drain your battery. If your car outlet turns off with the car, then this isn’t an issue, but some vehicles maintain power to the outlet when turned off, so you need to turn off the screen independently.Although I haven’t yet tried it myself, the screen supports AirPlay and “super link” (requires an app) screen mirroring and playback of videos, etc., from your device. This is something most factory units don’t offer for safety reasons (they don’t want you watching movies or distracted while driving) but can be a handy feature if used responsibly when the car is parked.The store page promotes the plug-and-play ease of the device, and that is accurate except for the included backup camera. This mounts to your license plate screws but has a long cable that needs to be fed from the outside/rear of the car through your panels up to the screen inside the car. For automatic use when you put the car in reverse, it also has to be connected to your reverse light wire. This is definitely not a plug-and-play installation and something not everyone may be comfortable doing. That being said, once it is wired up properly and calibrated via the instructions, it does work well.Overall, this is a well-featured unit, and I am pretty impressed with how well it performs. For its price, it feels like a good value, and I would recommend it to those who don’t currently have a screen and/or CarPlay/Android Auto option in their vehicle.

Based on my initial testing, this wireless CarPlay screen seems like a strong option for modernizing an older car. The wireless Apple CarPlay connects quickly, and the 7″ HD touchscreen feels clear and responsive. Even from basic setup on my desk, the interface appears smooth and easy to navigate.I tested the backup camera and the picture quality is surprisingly sharp, even in low light. Pairing that with built‑in GPS navigation should be useful once fully installed. The AirPlay mirroring also worked well during testing, making it easy to stream music and videos.Installation looks straightforward with its plug‑and‑play design, and I’m planning to complete the full install in the summer when I can run the cables properly.There are two things I noticed upfront that kept this at four stars for me:It would be even better if the rear camera were wireless, since running the cable through the car will take additional effort.The unit draws power from the cigarette lighter port, which means it may stay powered when the car is off. I wasn’t a fan of needing to unplug it manually to prevent battery drain.Overall, the device shows a lot of potential based on early testing. It offers good features, strong connectivity options, and seems like a worthwhile upgrade for vehicles without built‑in CarPlay. I’m looking forward to installing it properly once the weather is warmer.

Time flies fast and before you know it, your new car becomes an old one. After crossing 11 years, my Sonata does have a back cam, but what I constantly miss is the larger screen and integration with Android Car.This is where this CarPlay comes about.This 7-inch portable wireless CarPlay screen is a practical way to modernize older vehicles like mine, without removing the factory stereo or tearing apart the dashboard. You can simply mount it on the dashboard or windshield, plug it into a 12V socket, and connect your phone. Wiring is manageable with basic tools, but the package includes a trim tool to help hide cables for a cleaner and more professional look.Wireless Android Auto performance is very good. It pairs quickly and remains stable during drives, allowing me access to navigation, music, calls, and messages. This is important to me, as I like to listen to podcasts on my drives. Google Assistant works well for hands-free control but to be honest I don’t use this too much, just tried it out.The HD touchscreen is bright, clear, and responsive. Display size is in a good balance, large enough for comfortable visibility without obstructing the windshield view.As for audio functionalities, sound can be routed through Bluetooth, FM transmitter or AUX, offering multiple options to integrate with existing car audio systems.Build quality is solid for the price point (89.99$ at a time of order), I mean it doesn’t feel cheaply made.Overall, this device is a user-friendly and budget-friendly upgrade for older cars and provides really good value for money.Final verdict: 5 stars