Topexplore Carplay Screen for Car, 9'' Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto- Upgrade Portable Touchscreen with Bluetooth, Mirror Link, Voice Control, Hands-Free Calling,Plug & Play Car Play Screen

Honestly didn't expect much for the price but this thing blew me away. Setup was super easy — literally plug and play, no complicated wiring or installation needed. The 9-inch screen is crisp and bright, touch response is smooth, and wireless CarPlay connects instantly every time I get in the car. Navigation, music, hands-free calls — everything works flawlessly. Bluetooth pairing was a breeze too. For under $70 this is an absolute steal. Highly recommend to anyone looking to upgrade their car without breaking the bank!

Shockingly surprised! I was worried at first since the screen obviously wasn’t made for my car’s current system, and I had concerns about connectivity and how it would look. But honestly, it’s 100% worth the money. I have a 2017 car with a 360° camera, and research online said that I couldn’t add CarPlay without disabling my cameras or paying for an expensive fix. I’d basically accepted that I’d have to live without CarPlay or a modern screen. I love everything about my car except that missing feature, which forced me to use my phone more than I’d like-especially for maps and messaging. After driving several rental cars with CarPlay, I was completely looked and finally went back to researching options to add it. I was surprised to learn that portable screens like this even existed, as it did not seem they were an option a few years ago when I originally looked. When Black Friday rolled around, I decided to go for it. I looked at a few 7" options, which would’ve worked, but they felt too small for my midsize car. This screen ended up being the perfect size. Setup took about 15 minutes, mostly deciding on placement, and it connected to my phone within minutes. It now connects automatically within seconds of starting my car. The toughest part was figuring out how to mount it, but I found the perfect spot where it doesn’t move, doesn’t block my vents, and actually looks like a built-in popup display. I even managed to hide most of the cord. The audio from the device itself is decent, but I learned I can stay connected to the CarPlay unit while using Bluetooth for my car’s speakers - so everything still runs through my car audio while being controlled through the screen. I tried the AUX cord first, which worked okay, but the Bluetooth setup is much better, and has been smooth. So far, there’s been **zero lag**, and it has been a fantastic upgrade for my car - the lack of CarPlay was my only complaint, and this completely solves it. I’m extremely happy with my purchase, and it really elevates my driving experience. Great price, great size, and great performance.

Hi. This is a cool gadget, I just don't like it. Given the item description was accurate, and it's my own personal preferences that cause me to not like it, I am not returning it. Will sell on FB or something. Bought for use with an Android device. It syncs great with phone and car audio system. No qualms there. Touch screen works great and is bright enough for easy use. Set up was easy and hassle free. So what I was just meh about... It's not very portable. I'd like to be able to take it in and out of the car with ease. Once it's mounted, it's mounted. There for criminals to see and desire, who would just rip it off the dash and go. It's there to bake in the long, hot, miserable sun while parked. Just kinda impractical for my intent, but may be just perfect for you. I've discovered Android Auto is just inflexible. That'll be a beef, I guess, with anything relying on it. Only certain apps are compatible with it and I can find no way to sideload or trick it into displaying apps I'd like, like Geocaching, or Netflix or IPTV (while not driving, of course). But this is an Android Auto thing. Screen mirroring IS an included feature, so that does mitigate some of the Android Auto restrictions. I'm just not a fan of that implementation. Not an issue with this device. The dash cam feature is great, but has a very annoying feature. The thing runs constantly and automatically. If there was a setting to allow me to disengage it from autostarting, that would be awesome, but no. It kicks on, I press button to stop it. Then it magically starts again when I don't need it on. It's probably doing exactly what it should. This is my first dashcam kinda thing. I'd just rather have a setting to turn off autorecord on start. Probably just me being picky. And there doesn't seem to be a "select all" to get rid of the many recordings it made when I didn't need it recording. So had to delete all videos it took one at a time. Comes with MicroSD installed, so no worries on having space for recording. Also has a rear cam included too. I never even took it out of its baggie in the box. In the end, my expectations were likely too high for the device itself and for Android Auto's capabilities. The knock from five stars is more related to the lack of portability and what seems to be a lack of ability to toggle off the autostart of the dash cam. In an ideal world, would be awesome to have a device of the same form factor with the integrated dashcam, but essentially be a full functioning Android tablet. That way, can install what ya want natively. But I don't think that exists yet. I think it's a great product, but as I said before, I think my expectations were unreasonable. So, there it is. Review complete. Hope you found it useful. Have a great day. Take care. :)

I honestly wasn’t expecting much, but it completely exceeded my expectation. I had concerns about connectivity and how it would look. But honestly, it’s worth the money. The screen is large, responsive, and easy to use. I can use maps, Spotify, and make hands-free calls without touching my phone. The image quality is good, and the sound comes through clearly when connected to my car Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase. Fast shipping, great price, everything included. I would definitely recommend it.

This is a fantastic addition that truly makes my old minivan feel brand new. I absolutely love the big screen size because it makes viewing maps and selecting music incredibly easy while driving. It connects to my Android phone very quickly every time I start the engine, and I have not experienced any dropped connections or lag during my trips. The mounting kit works extremely well and keeps the display firmly secured to my minivan dashboard even on bumpy roads. This is a highly reliable tech upgrade for anyone looking to modernize their daily commute.

This 9” portable CarPlay/Android Auto screen exceeded my expectations. The build quality is solid, the display is bright with good viewing angles, and the touch responsiveness is better than many built‑in factory systems I’ve used. Wireless CarPlay connects consistently and remains stable throughout the drive. Voice control works well, and hands‑free calling is clear on both ends. Setup took less than five minutes — truly plug‑and‑play. The interface is intuitive, and the device supports multiple connection options (Bluetooth, Mirror Link), making it versatile for different drivers. For the price point, this is one of the best aftermarket CarPlay solutions available. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a modern infotainment experience without replacing their head unit.

Good 95% of the time. Randomly reboots itself on occasion. Otherwise, it works perfectly fine, except there's no auto dim/night mode. I got it for $40. It's not bad.

I have a 2018 jeep and it doesn't have android auto and I'm definitely not paying 500$ for navigation especially with unreliability of Uconnect. I love the size of the screen and how responsive it is. I mainly use it for Google Maps and Amazon Music on my long trips. Since I take this on long trips for easy viewing, it was easy to remove. Very easy to setup, HOWEVER, it does note in the instructions to not use car charger next to radio because it would cause interference. I use car cigarette lighter in my arm rest and realized it was live, power on all times. If you know where I'm going with this then you experienced this before. I have my main cigarette lighter powering a dashcam and it powers off when i turn the car off. I prefer to have the dash cam so I'm not moving it. The cigarette lighter in the armrest box is live, meaning even if the car is off, that source of power will be on... draining your battery. Yes, car was dead after my day off and i had to get a jump. if you do decide to leave in car REMEMBER TO UNPLUG POWER FROM CIGARETTE LIGHTER. if you're unsure if its giving constant power, the power adapter has red lights when the car is off OR see if the screen comes on. Other than that, great product, especially for older vehicles with no screen and likes using the google maps and amazon music.