BOSS Audio Systems BVCP9850W Wireless Apple CarPlay Car Stereo - Android Auto, Bluetooth, Double DIN, 6.75" Touchscreen, AM/FM Radio

I'm gonna be honest it is a great radio for 2010 cars if you're doing an installation yourself make it easier on yourself by buying a dash kit and a wiring harness. But the apple carplay works great the wireless has some delay but you can also just plug it in to the lightning port which is not to difficult to use. Calls work great and I think you can modify the radio but I didn't cause I was on a budget. But it's a great radio I would definitely recommend.

never installed a car stereo before and did this one by myself with my friend the quality is good the sound is good and the setup is good

Great stereo works great sounds beautiful

i bought this for my boyfriend he absolutely loved it ! nice and was able to thne into his speakers and sounds awesome! love the boss brand

Quality product

Perfect fit for a 2006 Honda Civic EX. Super easy install.

This product has made my car feel much newer. It has been functioning well in my Subaru for 6 months. The wireless connection is quick, and the touch screen is smooth. It pairs with two phones and easily switches between them. Overall, it has been a great purchase.

I installed a Boyo backup camera with the PAC RP5GM11 interface on my Boss display. The camera activates automatically in reverse, lowering the music playing via USB. The Boyo parking assist lines cannot be adjusted on the Boss system. Glare and reflections have not been an issue on the Boss screen. Wireless Android Auto connects quickly and stays connected while driving. The system lowers music for WAZE announcements, but not significantly. Some issues include the lack of parking assist lines, occasional Bluetooth drops, and minor volume adjustments. The Boss system requires right-angle connectors for installation in certain vehicles. Source volumes cannot be adjusted down, and the chime volume is low and inconsistent.

Bought 3 months ago, screen already went out. Nothing but a white screen.

The Apple wireless CarPlay takes about 10 seconds to connect after starting the car. It requires 5 seconds to establish a Bluetooth connection and another 5 seconds for CarPlay. However, if there is any interruption, such as a phone call or connecting to wired CarPlay, the stereo won't connect until the car is restarted. Having to restart the car each time the unit fails seems unnecessary, especially for a $400 product installed just a week ago.