Kenwood - 6.75" - Android Auto/Apple® CarPlay™ - Built-in Bluetooth - In-Dash Digital Media Receiver - Black

Really decent price (comparatively) for an Android Auto head unit. It's unfortunate that no manufacturer's have made affordable units that support the wireless version since all it really requires is a wifi chip and antenna...probably less than $10 to implement. One issue I ran into was that the time kept changing automatically. I had to go into the FM radio settings and disable RDS-CT to stop that. Drove me crazy for a week. Otherwise it's a perfectly acceptable cheap stereo. I wouldn't put it in a new bmw but it's just fine in my work truck. Paired it with a $25 backup camera and it works like a charm. The screen isn't high resolution, but it's sufficient. It's also glossy which isn't my favorite. Very reflective and I have to keep a microfiber cloth under the arm rest to wipe the screen free of dust and fingerprints every day. Surprising that they didn't use an oleophobic coating on it. Or at least a preapplied matte screen protector. But again, for the price, it gets the job done and it's much better than the OEM radio in most vehicles over 5 years old.

The Kenwood DMX4707S does everything that I need it to do. Installation was fairly simple. The backup camera integration is awesome. I like that I can see behind me while driving when my truck bed is full. Android Auto works flawlessly (after replacing my old cable). I had an issue with setting the time, but after deactivating RDS CT (Synchronizing the Radio Data System station time data and the unit’s clock), all is well. I definitely recommend this head unit. For under $300, it has a lot of nice features.

Just purchases ready to put in my car. I like it a lot for the Android Auto feature however I do have some issues with it. 1st is the usb mirroring. This particular radio only works with Android phones for the USB mirroring also one thing to note is that it will only work with YouTube and showtime anytime app for video streaming.. Netflix, Hulu, prime video, HBO Max apps will not work through USB mirroring which is pretty disappointing. also I noticed if I disconnect my phone after using Android Auto leave my car and come back the next morning and start the car with the radio is always in standby/off instead of the FM or Bluetooth option being on, this happens even if I switch it to radio or Bluetooth before getting out of the car. But again for $300 to have Apple car player in there and Android Auto really can't beat it if you want a radio that does true mirroring invest in a more expensive Kenwood that has an HDMI in the back this way you can get a Chromecast or whatever apples HDMI proprietary streaming devices this way literally everything you play on your phone Netflix Hulu etc will actually come up on the screen.