for Toyota Camry 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Android Car Stereo for Toyota Camry 9 Inch HD Touch Screen Car Radio with Mirror Link, WiFi, GPS Navigation, Bluetooth, FM Radio, USB, Rear View Camera

this unit doesn't have apple car play. there are a couple of bubbles on the screen out of box after removing the screen protector. unit requires active internet connection for the maps to work

Update after just over a year: The unit has many issue now, enough for me to replace it with a better unit. The clips on the bottom broke off so to the climate controls and left it only held in by the top clips where it isn’t secure in the dash anymore, the bottom will come out. It also decides to factory reset itself every reboot now which is very frustrating since I had it configured to my liking, all of that is gone. I know other android units are more expensive, but they are so much better! With this one you get what you pay for. The only good thing after a year is the camera which is working well with the new unitOverall I like the unit, but it has some flaws.First of all, it doesn't fit perfectly flush the way the original head unit did. It isn't too far off from the original, but it is noticeable, more so on the drivers side. It is hard to see if you don't know to look for it.The software on the unit is decent. I received mine with Android 10.1 on it and it runs ok. The Play Store is slow and crashed a couple times. Maps seem to work ok too. The Bluetooth features with my phone are decent. It connected without issue to my iPhone, and handsfree calls work without issue, although the inbuilt mic leaves a lot to be desired. the FM tuner works as expected.The backup camera works very good, probably the best feature of the whole setup. It took a little bit to figure out how hook up everything properly, but once installed it fits over the rear license plate without issue. The LED light in it doesn't illuminate the surroundings very well, it acts mostly as another reverse light.Overall setup was fairly straightforward for both the head unit & camera. The camera is the more time consuming part of the process, but it's mostly running cables. The head unit itself was installed in about 1/2 an hour. The whole process with the camera took about 2 hours to finish.All in all, I think the setup here is a good value. I was able to use a $30 coupon on the 32GB one, which brought it to $150 for the setup, which is one of the cheapest setups on amazon. For how it works for the price I am satisfied

Initially I wanted to give it a one star for issues I was having with seller and product. But I followed with seller and they responded to my queries albeit slowly. But in the end they helped figure out my issues and how to fix it.I am taking away a star because in one of the picture it says android 10.1 but description say 9.1 and I did receive a 9.1 android unit. I was expecting an android 10.1 based unit.Some pros and cons of the unit.Pro:Unit is easy to install if you know how to install (plenty of u-tube video to show how to do it)Fit is decent on a Toyota CamryTouch is goodColors are goodYou can program steering control directly on the unit (volume, track and mode etc) without need of any extra componentCon:Documentation or manual they send with unit is very basic.Navigation operation is bit clumsy (or I have not yet figured out the best way to navigate around the menus)Audio source selection is bit clumsy as well or I have yet to figure it out.

So having bought this unit, I can tell you that if all you want to do is listen to the radio and use the backup camera and listen to Bluetooth then the 1GB unit should be enough. But if you actually want to use the navigation feature or other apps from the store you should definitely pay the extra for the upgraded version. For the price, this is a great purchase but the frustration I have trying to get this unit to do any of the things above is extreme to the point where I touch a button and it takes 15 to 30 seconds to register that I touched it. I don't know why this is the case and that using the other apps do not lag at all, but it is. I really regret not getting the upgraded unit 1 GB is far from enough for any semi-modern tablet which this basically is.A note on installation: after much research on YouTube and a lot of trial and error, I was able to finally fully install the unit in my car. It does not sit perfectly in my dash but it does line up well enough and I am satisfied with it. But if you buy this unit, be prepared to do some research on how to install it. And if you have no background in electronics, realize that you will have to tap into the electric line going to the brake lights in the rear of your car to be able to power the backup camera. This isn't hard, but if you don't know what you're doing it can be overwhelming.

I purchased one of these android radio for my Saturn SUV previously. Almost everything worked on that radio, but the sound was really crapy. when I bought this one I was pleasantly surprised by the sound quality.installation is really easy. Each pair of connector is unique, it's impossible to push in the wrong connector.one thing to note, the 2011 Camry radio is screwed onto metal brackets on each side. Each side has 3 screws. But with this unit, you can screw only 1 screw in on each side. Fortunately the unit is very light, and the bottom side is connected to the HVAC unit, so it won't move or rattle.the Navi app doesn't have offline map. You need to connect the car to a wifi and download the map. You can do this directly from the head unit, no PC involvement is necessary. The US and Canada map takes nearly 10GB. So I strongly suggest the 32GB unit. 16GB might be too tight. Once local map is downloaded, nav works perfectly.I haven't installed the rear view camera yet. That involves some wiring to the tail lamp. More review to follow.OK, I finally got the backup camera working. There is something you have to do that the connection instruction did not tell you (user manual and instruction are pretty much useless with these radios). After the connection, the key is the red wires at each end of the long cable with yellow RCA connectors at each end. For the radio to show rear view image, a pink wire labeled "back" must detect +12V. The high voltage level on that pin tells the radio that rear view camera is sending signal. To do this, you need to connect that red wire coming out of one end of the yellow RCA connector to the pink wire labeled "back". On the camera end, connect that red wire coming out of the yellow RCA connect to the +12V wire going to the backup light bulb. PLEASE USE A MULTIMETER TO CHECK WHICH WIRE IS +12V. For some odd reason, on my 2011 Camry LE, the red wire was NEGATIVE, the white wire was POSITIVE. very odd. I am glad I checked in stead of assuming the red one was +12V.