Absolutely correct sir

Additional Info: The audiblex Vision V2 was slow and raised my eyebrows. I installed an application called "CPU X" and checked the specification. The ram was just 1.5 GB, not 2 GB as specified in the box. And the android version was android 8 and not android 11 as mentioned in the "About Phone" of the software. We could see many manufacturers in the market doing the same because all are sourced from China and masked with specifications of their choice. Meantime Suresh contacted me after seeing the review and I mentioned all of the above. He requested to come back and change the head unit of my choice. He mentioned the difference in the price is due to the 16GB & 32GB versions. The one mentioned in the video is a 16GB version it seems. In the meantime, I did my research and found all the products are the same and all manufacturers display fake specifications in their android devices. So if you are planning to buy a new android head unit I would recommend you install any of the following apps "CPU X" or "CPU Z" or "Device Info" on the device and check the specification. I went to Car Sense again and found three products with 4 GB ram & Octacore processor. They are GEESONIC, Moco XM Pro, and Audiblex Vision V4. Since I didn't have a good experience with Audiblex I started with GEESONIC (4GB Ram + 32GB Internal memory) I installed the above-mentioned applications lively there before installing them in my car. Found that the original spec is just 2GB + 32GB and hence I skipped GEESONIC. Next, I tried Moco XM Pro(4GB+64GB), the android unit was so smooth and nice the specification exactly matched (The only Manufacturer I found an exact match in the specification as mentioned in the box). But the Bluetooth and Wireless Android Auto didn't work with my Pixel 6. Later figured out it doesn't work with Google Pixel & Oneplus alone while it worked well with Samsung & Vivo Phones etc. At last, my only option left was Audiblex Vision V4, so I tried checking the specification. Found out it was 4GB & 64GB as specified but the android version was just 9 and not 10 as specified in the box. Even after the wireless update, it showed android 11 but then it was just Android 9 (Pie). But I had left with no other option since Bluetooth connected with my Pixel, but still wireless android auto didn't work. But it was smooth and future-proof. The overall cost was Rs.32000 for the android head unit (4GB + 64GB variant) and 7000 (for the bracket, AHD front and Rear Camera). A total of Rs.39000 I spent on an android head unit for my car. I would recommend going for the 4GB + 64GB variant as their specifications are mostly original. If budget is your concern go for the 2GB + 32GB variant with Octacore Processor and don't go below that. So that it remains future-proof for the next 4 to 5 years. If you want a device just to play songs and a Camera and do not want a future-proof device then you can go for 1 or 1.5GB RAM and 16GB basic variants. Whatever device you buy try to install "CPU X" or "CPU Z" or "Device Info" on the device before installing it to your car. Pay for the exact specification. Brands don't matter because all are Chinese-masked variants.

Buddy ur comments like research scholar notes . 😊 thanks a lot . I was hunting for exact details which u have mentioned.

@@saradhaillam Highly appreciated. We all need a proper reviewer like you.

Why don't you Go for Brands like Blaupunkt, Hypersonic, etc.

Seri da poomer uh

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@@autoexpert3087 😂😂

Car is not only for drivers where co passengers can watch videos while their travel time. 😂😂

You're right. It is an offence to watch movies while driving. But irrespective of these devices, I've seen people mounting their phones and watching it while driving. It really comes down to individuals' responsibility.

May I know which system you finally selected and how is the performance.

Which one selected

@@iamarunprathab hi, sorry for the delayed reply. There is no doubt that Sony and Pioneer are the best ones in terms of sound quality. But I finally chose an android system for the practicality it offers. I have a 5 year old son, he loves watching KZfaq videos on long drives. Sound quality is good and varies according to the speakers you put in.

@@SakthivelSgk I chose Minda 9 inches Android system, front JBL components and back JBL coaxial speakers. The sound effect is very nice. Slightly lacks bass.

Yes

Correct bro over price

Yes rombo costly 😅

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It is better to get a good mobile holder and use mobile phone for navigation, it will be faster. If you are not having a double din stereo unit, then check for a pioneer double din system with navigation and reverse camera features. Android systems within 10k budget will slow down in 2 or 3 years, just like the regular mobile phones.

​@@gunagohan9561i like your wise approach bro. My total budget is 25k for 8year old Etios liva. What do you suggest me ?

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