ASURE 9inch Car Carplay Android Auto Radio for VW Jetta A5/Passat B6/CC/Golf MK5/Beetle/EOS 2005-2010,Android Car Dash GPS Navigation Head Unit Replacement with Touchscreen Player (4core 2+64GB)

Great product for a great price. Very easy install and setup. Have been using this radio for a couple weeks and the quality is great.

I bought this android radio in hopes that it would fit, I chose this one specifically because in the installation videos and the product page it does not show it having those corners affecting the fit of the radio. Sadly this radio will not fit the mk5 generation of VW's but I'm sure it can fit the mk6.

Buena interface, el problema es que no cuenta con disipador para las altas temperaturas, lo cual se reinicia constantemente.

I have some issues with my carplay not connecting from time to time, but that could be my phone. It was very easy to install. I watched a video online and went out and did it. Everything you need is in the box. Very good price point.

Buen productos

Send me a harness with two of the tabs broken. This things absolute junk

My car now looks really Nice...!!!

I got this to replace an older Android stereo; already had the car (a 2007 Honda CRV) wired up for it, so it was quite literally plug-and-play. things went simply enough; started right up. The standard launcher is ok, but I prefer a more "typical" android look, so I installed an alternate launcher (Microsoft). The wireless Android Auto feature works well; I have is set to connect automatically when I enter the car with my phone, and it connects fine within 20 seconds or so (perfectly acceptable to me). Using Google Maps in this manner has worked flawlessly. Trying to play music via Spotify or my local music player.....not so much. I get a hesitation/skip every 30 seconds or so, making that feature basically unusable. Then more weird stuff began. Since I was having issues with the music, I have a USB drive full of music plugged into the USB cord; every music player I've installed does not find the music unless I go to the file manager, manually play a song, then scan for music. I have to do this every single time i start the car. I've owned 2 different Android stereos, and this is the only one that has had this issue. OK, even with that, once the music plays is often has similar hesitations/skips to when I play it via Android Auto, although less often. OK fine, I'll listen to OTA radio. This worked well for me (much better than my last unit, which barely got any reception). The unit tuned into most of the stations I wanted to, and it sounded like it should. Here's the issue.....once you've started the radio, you cannot go back to another audio source. Well you can, but you'll still hear the radio in the background. That is unacceptable. It continues even if you close all apps. You'd have to power the stereo down/turn the car off, then make sure to only launch the radio app if you are positive it will be the only thing you intend to listen to. The other 2 stereos I've had both had built in GPS / maps in them, in case you didn't want to use your phone. This one has a shortcut for it....that launches Google Maps. Meaning it has no built in maps or GPS feature, despite the fact that it comes with a GPS antenna. Very peculiar, and unfortunate. Other units had iGo, which I've actually grown to like, but not here. There are a bunch of things to like about this stereo....sadly, the worst part about it is its ability to be a stereo, as music playing is deeply flawed in every way....really wanted to love this more. It will remain in my car because of the wireless Android Auto, but I'll likely have to use an AUX cord just to play music without skips.