You should learn to tune. That Joying, I have the same one, and it is by far the best sounding Head Unit I have ever had. I have had them all from Kenwood to Alpine. It's the first android head unit I have tested the outputs (RCAs) at 6volts, let alone 2volts, and on top of that, it has zero clipping at FULL volume. Testing was done worth an OSCILLOSCOPE. Once I gain matched the amps and tuned this, it is , with only the built in DSP, by far the best sounding stand alone head unit I have ever had. Figure it out bud, you're missing out

I am imminantly going to do a Top 5-10 Android head units, but I have one more I need to review before I do that, the Mekede M6 3D which I have here. I just need the time to fit it

​@@SaabUnleashedAbsolutely love the channel dude, you're absolutely killing it with the automotive head unit reviews. Literally no one covers Android head units the way you do. Couple of places that I noticed that you leave a bit of room for improvement that I personally would really like to see covered is the following: - minimum brightness/ ability to put the screen into standby (still have audio/ 2nd screen output?) for night time driving - maximum brightness for daytime driving - screen glare/reflectivity and sheen/texture - availability of screen protectors / anti glare protectors Any idea on how long until you're going to drop your top 10 video? I'm presently shopping and just wondering if I should wait or pick something else up based on one of your current reviews, was hoping to do it rather soon because I'm looking to take the car on a road trip later this month. Lastly here comes a rather car specific (2005 Cadillac CTS-V) question that you probably won't know the answer to, but there might be the off chance you do. Is there a way to retain the ability to display car system info that was traditionally routed through the OEM infotainment system (outside temp, tire pressure warnings, oil life, instantaneous fuel economy, fuel consumption, mileage to empty, TC on/off) through any of these Android head units? This car has a known issue of a misleading fuel gauge that has ended up poorly for me before I started using the onboard fuel consumption meter to monitor how many liters I burnt since my last fuel stop, and turning off ASM uses the same button as TC with a longer duration press and has no separate indicator light on the dash so you don't even know if it's off other than the message displaying on them infotainment screen. Thank you so much for any info you might be able to provide. Keep up the great work!

​@@SaabUnleashedlooking forward to it.

Thanks for the feedback. I don't talk about brightness because I don't have the tools to accurately measure the light output of the screens. I'll look into that. With regards to retaining the car specific functions from the factory head unit, it is possible with advanced Canbus head units. This one, for example, has an app called "Car Info" and this will hold car specific information being read from the Canbus decoder. You would need to pick a head unit which comes with a loom and Canbus decoder for your specific car to have the best chance.

​@SaabUnleashed thank you for the prompt response!

The Joying I reviewed last is 360 camera compatible

If you watch my other reviews, you'll know I love loads of control, but it needs to align with a decent user interface, particularly with the graphic equaliser to allow for quick modification of multiple frequencies

Depeends on the car you're putting it in. The Joying is single/double din so would be easier to mount in some cars. That being said, Idoing also do single and double din, so it's whatever you prefer

You would need to get the 9inch one. The 10inch one will prevent you from replacing the vents after installation. Use the second chapter in this video to see how to mount to the 9-3 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ppNmq8qdyKeqipc.htmlsi=klnyExtI0K409000

So if I understand, you're saying that joying head unit can play something else on the auxiliary monitor other than what is displayed on the main unit

@dallywhackerify yes, exactly. Like a dual monitor computer. You can have a movie playing on Netflix on one, while using WAZE on the other. Now what I am wanting to test is, if the second monitor can have touch capability. From what I have researched, it can, but I won't be able to confirm that until I actually get a touch monitor

Can you use any apps for the dual zone fun functionality, or only dual zone enabled apps? I want to run VLC on the second screen and maps on the HU

I'd love to see a comparison between the two. They look VERY similar

I'm a big fan of Aliexpress :)

Depends on the type of head unit. If it's the same kind of design as this Idoing, then the answer is no because the way it needs to be mounted will preevent you from being able to put your vents back in. If you go for a standard double din format with a large scree, then yes. I have actually installed a 15/1 inch screen in teh Saab 9-3

Saab didn't have optical in cars made after 2006

@@SaabUnleashed cool thanks. Didn't know that

There are no side lights or buttons on this

Android 10 is fine. Cheap headunits fake their Android version. Ultimately though, the Android version is irrelevant when you're only using CarPlay

@@SaabUnleashed thank you 🙏

Just tell whatever manufacturer you decide to go for that it's for a Jeep and they will supply all you need. This Idoing will work and I did a video in a grand cherokee 2012 with the Teyes brand. You can use that video as a guide to install any other brand

@@SaabUnleashed. Awesome! I'll look for that video! Thanks for the quick reply !

Depends on the hardware specs.

Yes it is

Please run the app “fake device test” on the app store. It has a question mark as an icon. Email me the results, and any order confirmation emails and a some pictures of the device and I will contact them on your behalf. Stu@saabunleashed.com

​@@SaabUnleashedI will do this in the next few days. Thanks for the response

I was interested in the Teyes CC3 but it is only Android 10. It has a gyroscope but I read somewhere that it’s probably proprietary and only works in the teyes apps and not exposed by Android APIs meaning that other apps you install wouldn’t be able to use gyroscope features. Which would be handy for 4WD. This is another API compatibility thing that could be tested.

Great input and should be a normal part of any review (fantastic ad the all are though) i.e. is it possible with an upgrade...

Higher android version has stricter OS security and functional requirement which maybe difficult or impossible for hardware manufacturers to comply. Thus resorting to older android but try to emulate some features is easier to do.

The other option is the Carpuride kzfaq.info/get/bejne/grN4lMxiq9Cbc6s.html

I did this with a Teyes CC3 which is the same physical size. I have an image, but you'll have to find me on Facebook to see it. I'm in the 9-5NG groups

I have that white dot. On my android unit. Not the same as this one. But it's like a shortcut to a widget that has several shortcuts. One of shortcuts is to clear RAM. You can also go I to settings and remove the white dot completely if you want.

Subs are a single speaker and are therefore mono, so you don't need a splitter. Use the left or right RCA port

My 2021 Joying has a single sub out port. I used a male to male RCA-Y cable.

If you can find a heads up display with HDMI. Totally possible

There’s a link in the video description

It depends on the car. These units are designed to be used with car specific mounting kits which Idoing include when you buy it (you need to make sure you buy the head unit designed for your specific car). If you buy a universal one, it'll come with a couple of brackets to make it easier to fit. For the Saab in this video, I show how to fit it in this other video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ppNmq8qdyKeqipc.htmlsi=0WrbdgnCYZh8EssC&t=99

Yes can,, via the split screen features

Yes, I showed that before I showed you simple mode

@SaabUnleashed yes. But it might show you the band graph of each user setting, including system presets like rock for example

Go into simple mode and press on the user two button. Does it show system pressets when you press the user 2 button? If so, then press on one of the system pressets when in the user two menu. Then it should show you the band graph of the system sounds.

User 2 is a preset for the equaliser. I had already saved something to user1

The link is in the video description and I am in the UK, so yes, it can be delivered to the UK

There’s always a link in my video description

Thanks for the response.. Can I get this same unit in a 1 or 2 din?? It's going into a moterhome so not to particular for what vehicle it is, but would mount nicely with a 2 din.

Use the app "Fake Device Test". It has a question mark as its logo on the Play Store

Yes they are

You can turn the screen off. Turn it on again by touching anywhere on the screen

@@SaabUnleashed Thanks a lot for answering. your videos are great, thanks to you I have now an idea of what I want and what to get. Thanks !!!

Yes if you ask them to provide the Insignia loom

The one in this video is neither single or double din, however I have been informed that they have changed the design of this to make it fit into a standard double din. I'm waiting for this replacement to be sent to me so I can assess it

Depends what car you have

I’ve got an 2001 4Runner. It just has a spot for a double din. I think I might just barely be able to shove a 9incher into the space I’ve got but idk how it mounts

The link takes you to the product page where you can choose between 9 or 10

At least the steering wheel is on the RIGHT side ;)

Yes. But not a standard Single or Double Din form factor.

Yep, directly from the factory like a lot of Android head units

@@SaabUnleashed Yes, trusting direct purchases from China is problematic for customers due to customs issues and warranty concerns. If it were your own online shop, I would have at least trusted you. I have now opted for a different radio, XTRONS, which is not as good as idonig, but it comes with a warranty. This is the issue with many Chinese radios: when problems arise, you're on your own, and no one can assist with issues of poor quality or faulty functionality.

No head unit runs a real version of Android 13, at least not one that I have come across. All of them that say they're 13 are actually 10 or 12