I installed this Android 10 Head Unit 7″ Double Din head unit in a 2005 Ford Ranger. The install wasn’t bad but I did have to cut out more of my dash. I had previously cut out some for the deck that was in here before. Not a big deal but worth noting. That could be just because my truck is old too. Hahaha.

As for the unit itself, everything is great. It’s very responsive. I’ve seen some reviews of people saying they’re responsive but the video suggests otherwise. This one is very snappy with that new p6 CPU.

AM/FM works great. I use Spotify premium and download my music so I always have it. That also works flawlessly so far. I’ve also downloaded a large area around me in Google maps, though I do usually use my phone as a Hotspot.

Torque connects quickly and works well with my obd2 connection. I do see there is a review talking about this not working. It’s possible I just happen to have the right type of OBD2 connector. I know there are some that say they may not work with Android head units.

I also ran all 3 USB connections out under my dash. It does run my charger and my dashcam with no issues.

So far, after about a week I’m VERY happy with my purchase. I was worried as there was only one review in here at the time with no written reviews.

Now for the bad stuff.

There isn’t really anything bad, just different.

My biggest complaint/wish is that the music controls could be kept on the screen always. If I have torque up, I have to switch apps back to Spotify or the radio to change anything. With Google maps and Waze, they do have a Spotify interface which helps a bit.

My other gripe is that you can’t seem to adjust the widgets on the home page. It has the clock and radio controls which are nice but I can’t move them or even put the Spotify widget on the unit. It’s not a huge deal and it just takes a minute to get used to.

Overall, I would absolutely buy this again. I’d recommend this to anyone who is looking for an android deck.

It’s a neat little unit, with a few quirks, it has insanely fast boot time, I wish the contrast was a. It better and slightly glares. I am going to try and put a piece of anti-glare film on it to see if that helps.

I would like a widget to turn on the backup camera without being in reverse. I have the following working:

1) GPS with voice assist using Google maps works well.

2) Google browser with voice assist works well.

3) Hot spot using iPhone working well. (I can download, I can mirror, I can browse with Chrome+Google.)

4) FM/AM works well.

5) OBDII working via BT using the Torque app.

6) TMPS working via USB.

7) Both reverse and park signals are working turning on the backup camera.

I’m still getting to know the product and might update later as I get more experience with this Pumpkin Android 10 Car Stereo 7″ Double Din Universal type( PX6, 4+64G).

When looking forward to buying an Android stereo for your car, Android 10 is an exceptional selection you need to try out. Android 10 system car stereo appears recently. Unlike other previous Android versions, Google requires the third party manufactures to pass the Google GMS verification so that to get the full features of Android 10.

This Android 10 double din car stereo provides efficient running thanks to the 4GB RAM. It also features 64GB ROM so that you can easily install more apps. The durable stereo system allows for the hands-free call for easy receiving of calls. With audio streaming, you can easily get your favorite music online from YouTube.

Additionally, it is an ergonomic car android system that you can easily control when driving. The universal 2 din car stereo is great for use in different cars. It also comes with a GPS navigation system for enhanced performances. Lastly, it also has a quality HD touchscreen for better control and performance.

It is the upgrade version of the most cost-effective Android 9 car stereo AA0495B. Pumpkin AA0495B universal car stereo being installed on Ford F150, Alfa Romeo 159 and Nissan Sylphy 2013, and displays the function of DAB+, OBDII, Android Auto, CarPlay and steering wheel control. You can take a look at the Pumpkin YouTube channel.