Good radio. Def would buy again.

The radio looks and works ok but no guidance no video if you don’t have any knowledge about cables and connectors don’t even try itIt only comes with a user manual and no guidanceThere’s no clear indication on how to install anythingAnd one of the most important cables which is the display replacement for original little screen is way too short

It is common for the radio to stop functioning in these year Honda Accords so this was a definite upgrade. The reason for my 5 star is really based on price point compared to the functions that were upgraded over the original stereo. First, if you have a dual climate control you need to not use the green cable as it's for single AC. Use your original AC plugs. Now even though I gave a 5 star I'm having some issues with getting sound out of my rear speakers which I'm not sure why. I also want to say if you are thinking that this stereo is going to function, look, etc... like a high end 1,200 to 2,000 and beyond deck then I say look elsewhere. This is a very affordable android stereo with issues. However, it is very easy to install. I'm happy with the fit and the way it looks. The turn knobs are cheap feeling when you rotate them but I'm not expecting much just as long as they function correctly. I didn't install the rear back up camera so I can't comment on how or if it works.

I have to admit I was hesitant to go with this, based on the overall ratings for similar items on Amazon. I have a lot of experience with car audio and had originally planned to go with a Double DIN model with a dash kit with replacement HVAC controls from a well-known online supplier. Given that with a $249 deck, that would have been close to $600 with the kit, I decided to give this a try.It couldn't be simpler. Pretty much plug and play; you just have to make sure to connect everything. Unlike past projects, I even remembered to plug in the FM antenna.Rather than tell you the good (it works!) I figure I'll tell you my fears going into this, and some of the operation.My first fear was boot up time. The first time it came on, it did go to the Android boot up screen and took maybe a minute and a half to boot. Really not bad. What I still kind of don't know is how long the car has to be off for it to need to fully boot again. Every time we start the car now, it's pretty instant. The other great thing is the backup camera engages the second you put it in reverse (assuming you wire it properly). No delay at all on that even if isn't on the main screen yet.My second fear was the HVAC controls. Fear #1 was that they wouldn't work until the tablet booted up. That is NOT the case. The controls do work the second you turn the car on, but I admit it's a bit of a pain because there isn't confirmation until the screen is on. I put a picture to show what that confirmation looks like. My daughter's car is a 2006 Accord EX 5 speed manual, so it doesn't have any climate control or dual or anything (you have the option to wire it for either setup, and that is simple).Other fears? I figured something may hang up or not connect. It's an Android tablet; drag down and close the app and start again. Simple. If you need to reboot it, you can drag down from the top and there's a reboot option. CarPlay works great and seems to be good both wireless and wired. Same for Android Auto but I did have an issue with wireless AA, though my phone hasn't been perfect lately. After rebooting my phone, it did seem to work OK.You do have to map the 5 buttons on the left side of the tablet. Mapping steering wheel controls was simple and they work great. Brightness is good and it dims when you turn the headlights or parking lights on. I found the camera to be simple to install, but admittedly, I have done them before. Tapping into the reverse light in the trunk is simple on these Accords. I did buy this bracket (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HXM7VZ2)...the camera screwed right into it so as to not have to drill a hole to mount the camera.The fit in the dashboard is perfect; simply reuse two of the metal dash clips at the bottom of the original radio. Admittedly, getting the top middle part of the dash out was the worst Honda trim piece I have ever removed. You have to start in the middle to back close to the windshield, pop up and then pull forward. It's tough to not wreck the soft part of the dashboard, no matter what trim removal tools you have. There are some good Youtube videos for all of this.Time will tell if it holds up, but for the price I am absolutely thrilled with it. It is a massively good value for the money.

It works for what it is. Experienced extra power drainage because of the standby mode but was able to turn it off. Sometimes it can freeze on the ZLink5 app, but overall it works and makes my stock sound system sound clearer.

Easy to install. Nice upgrade for older Honda. Now I have access to AirPlay, maps, music, etc on my display.

Would leave 0 stars if possible. I took my entire car apart only to realize the 16pin audio harness was literally too small and didn't fit. Complete waste of 4hours and having to put it back together. Their customer service option is email to Asia. Avoid this product under all costs. Save yourself the frustration

Radio work well on 2004 Honda Accord V6. The climate control is also an excellent upgrade from the factory radio. The seller was very responsive to any questions during installation and after. I would recommend this seller and the radio. The radio sounds much better than the factory radio.