Roadanvi 4G+64G/8G+128G X12 Android Car Radio for Toyota Camry 2015 2016 2017 Wireless Carplay Android Auto Car Stereo GPS Navigation Bluetooth WiFi 4G LTE 1280x720 QLED Touch Screen Head Unit

The Roadanvi 10.2 Android 12 radio is a total game changer for my 2016 Camry. The QLED screen is bright, sharp, and incredibly responsive—it feels like using a tablet in the dash. Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto work seamlessly, and the 4GB RAM keeps everything running smooth, even with multiple apps open. Bluetooth 5.0 gives me fast, clear calls, and WiFi + 4G LTE support means I can stream music or use maps without a phone tether. The factory fit is perfect, and the upgrade instantly makes the car feel years newer. High-end tech without the dealership markup.

A little smaller than some but still a very promising head unit with a large screen and crystal clear display. It sticks out a little bit from the dashboard, but that’s OK and integrate seamlessly into the controls of the car. It’s a very full featured android computer that does how the standard apps and integrate with your phone. It also controls some of the cars functions Like the original unit did. Installation is a little bit challenging, but it comes with all of the cables that you need and sometimes you just have to do a little bit of trial and error. All in all, it’s a very good head unit and an incredible upgrade from what was previously in the dashboard.

Good to go so far, just cant figure out how to disable it telling me Im exceeding the speed limit....in a few languages. smh

Functionally, I would give this five stars. Finish, I would give it a 3.5. Documentation and instruction, I would fall at maybe a 2.5. So let me start from the bottom up.The documentation provides some nice visuals on how to disassemble the console to get the OEM radio out. I found that to be the best part of the instructions. From there, the instructions felt incomplete and you are left more to your own discovery and intuition to get everything connected. The positive is that each connector can only really connect in one place. So you are not likely to have any incorrect connections. I do have three USB connectors now, compared to the one I had as a stock device. However I am also stuck with removing the stock USB in the middle console to just run three cables through as the adapter doesn't fit my car.The fit/finish of the radio isn't too bad. It looks fine in the most visible spaces. However where the climate controls and the radio connect there is a notable gap of about a quarter inch. This is both true in the horizontal alignment and in the climate controls sinking back about a quarter inch further than the radio. From where I sit, it isn't very noticable, but since I installed it, I know it is there and can't unsee the gaps.Functionally, the radio is better than the OEM radio in my opinion. It picks up more stations, audio seems clearer, and it can definitely get much louder. I did have to take two attempts at connecting the antenna since the instructions are not good. From there, it is also best to look for a few videos online showing basic functions. It is easy enough to figure out with some light guidance. I actually love this thing for it's functionality. The screen is clear, has a lot of features that make the car almost feel new again, and I find it boots faster than the stock radio.I would definitely buy this again for the price point. There may be other products that are better or have better instructions, but I am not sure I would find the extra cost of those solutions to be worth it given my experience with this radio.

Excellent unit. Much larger display than original car manufacter's unit. Unless you have great automotive and electronic skills, have a professional do the installing and give you a tutorial on how to use the unit. Avoid all the headaches of installing and quickly learn how to use all the wonderful basic features of the unit.