- Price
- $140
- Location
- Tucson
Selling my Joying unit that I purchased for $400.
Price: $140 (free shipping to US 48)
I liked the unit but wanted to try something different when replacing the center bezel.
I used it in Bluetooth mode for music the last few months since it wasn't connecting wirelessly to Car Play after I messed up and removed my phone from the unit's settings. I couldn't get it to work and simply used bluetooth without caring too much. This didn't affect the Bluetooth connection, so I ran my Spotify music on the screen and the map on my phone. I would have probably figured it out if I wasn't already wanting a double din setup when needing a new bezel.
The device also connects to Car Play (and Android phones) via USB, but I removed the GPS module and USB cords when I removed the selectable cameras about a year and a half ago. Note: I read that the phone needs to be connected to USB-1 and the GPS device needs to be connected to the unit (included) in order to conner Cap Play via USB. I didn't have that stuff connected when I lost the ability to connect Car Play wirelessly, so I can't confirm. I know I used the corded version just fine when I first had the unit. I priced the ad lower to account for this.
Additionally, Joying was very helpful when I needed a firmware update after purchasing the unit. Their tech support seemed solid based on my experience.
There is no volume knob. I've included the push-button and wheel-type volume knobs. They both work with the same transponder, but you can only use one at a time due to how they program into the key-command inputs. I preferred the button-type so that's what is programmed to the unit's commands. I never installed the wheel-type.
The unit includes the antenna coupler and the harness adaptor. It's ready to be wired up and bolted in. Note: I made sure to solidly attached the unit to the mounting face during my first install...it's good to go.
Photos
Car Play mode
Bluetooth mode
Screen is in great condition
3M tape ready for install
Note: I placed the transponder on the rear-left side above the unit...steering wheel side (nice spot out of the way that allowed me to remove the center bezel and stereo without worry.
I placed the control knob where I felt was best for ease of use and arm comfort...this was my preferred spot
splices in case someone can use them
(Halley is ready for me to be done with this ad)
Price: $140 (free shipping to US 48)
I liked the unit but wanted to try something different when replacing the center bezel.
I used it in Bluetooth mode for music the last few months since it wasn't connecting wirelessly to Car Play after I messed up and removed my phone from the unit's settings. I couldn't get it to work and simply used bluetooth without caring too much. This didn't affect the Bluetooth connection, so I ran my Spotify music on the screen and the map on my phone. I would have probably figured it out if I wasn't already wanting a double din setup when needing a new bezel.
The device also connects to Car Play (and Android phones) via USB, but I removed the GPS module and USB cords when I removed the selectable cameras about a year and a half ago. Note: I read that the phone needs to be connected to USB-1 and the GPS device needs to be connected to the unit (included) in order to conner Cap Play via USB. I didn't have that stuff connected when I lost the ability to connect Car Play wirelessly, so I can't confirm. I know I used the corded version just fine when I first had the unit. I priced the ad lower to account for this.
Additionally, Joying was very helpful when I needed a firmware update after purchasing the unit. Their tech support seemed solid based on my experience.
There is no volume knob. I've included the push-button and wheel-type volume knobs. They both work with the same transponder, but you can only use one at a time due to how they program into the key-command inputs. I preferred the button-type so that's what is programmed to the unit's commands. I never installed the wheel-type.
The unit includes the antenna coupler and the harness adaptor. It's ready to be wired up and bolted in. Note: I made sure to solidly attached the unit to the mounting face during my first install...it's good to go.
Photos
Car Play mode
Bluetooth mode
Screen is in great condition
3M tape ready for install
Note: I placed the transponder on the rear-left side above the unit...steering wheel side (nice spot out of the way that allowed me to remove the center bezel and stereo without worry.
I placed the control knob where I felt was best for ease of use and arm comfort...this was my preferred spot
splices in case someone can use them
(Halley is ready for me to be done with this ad)
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