This was not the review I was expecting to leave.

First off, company was real awesome with communication to confirm vehicle brand, model, and year, and shipped very quickly.

Installation: I know NOTHING about working on cars or stereos, but I am somewhat technically-inclined so I thought I could do it. Some reviews said it took an hour. Ok, I can do that. Well, first of all, know your vehicle. For my Infiniti, the instructions are found under Nissan Armada. Second, the YouTube video AND the instruction manual are absolute GARBAGE. Can you make that YouTube video ANY faster or less focused on the actual parts being installed?? Also, there’s no audio. ALSO, the garbage manual contains SCREENSHOTS from the garbage video for visual aids. AND important parts were skipped. Not one point in time does it say how/where to install the 3-pin external speaker. AND that crap did not come with adhesive as pictured (the other type of speaker is pictured and installation shown, not the 3-pin one). So I used duct tape. IIWII. I threaded the cable through like it showed with the other one and pushed it to the side hoping it would be addressed later. (It wasn’t, but it turns out the only place to plug it in was on the CarPlay module itself, so I did end up figuring it out.)

Next glaring omission from both instructions: how the hell to get the OEM radio out to install the iPod cable. ????!!!! It was just magically out in both video and manual. So then I find through googling that I might need another tool I don’t have. WTF. I’ll be damned if I was paying someone else money to do this, especially this far in. So, I said eff this, and removed the whole center console panel where the gear shift is to get a better view of the job at hand. This turned out to be a good idea because I found two screws I had lost 2 hours earlier due to weak magnets on drills…maybe also frustration…Anyway, you have to remove the panel with the 12v socket and the USB inputs to get the OEM radio out and the easiest way to do this is by removing the center. Center is way easy to remove, just pry up and unplug it; the panel has some metal clips that are very easy to pry up without an additional tool and without breaking anything. Start at the bottom. Finally was able to remove the OEM and install the iPod cable.

Ok, I’ve made it this far, I’m ready to start plugging everything in and putting it back together, right? So why is there another cable in the box?!? In both instructions, the USB cable for the phone input was magically installed and not mentioned. Come on man. Here’s the lucky part, every single one of these plugs is different, which means, it’s a big matching game, you just have to find the mate to the plug and stick it in there. Everything should be plugged into something, somewhere. It wasn’t too hard to figure out.

So this whole thing took me four hours (couple of anger management breaks), an external device for Google access, a cordless screwdriver, a little common sense and some prayer, but by god if it doesn’t work beautifully, as advertised, and I am elated with my purchase. 10/10 would recommend and buy again despite the shitty instructions!!!

Team at Unavi is fantastic and the product works great.

I was skeptical and honestly my wife wanted to trade in her 2020 QX 80 because it did not have CarPlay and I was not gonna let that happen so I gave it a shot in this thing is incredible

We have a 2013 Audi Q5 that was just upgraded with CarPlay by Pedro and team at Unavi in Tustin. The system was expertly installed and works great. Very intuitive and much easier to navigate vs the stock Q5 system. My wife was blown away about how much easier it is to use. Nice feature is the wireless connectivity vs always needing to use a cable. I would highly recommend the system to anyone considering this upgrade. Will likely extend our keeping the car another 2-3 years.

Unit works great but the delay on the reverse is quite slow and every now and then the audio output comes from the external speaker even tho it's iPod is selected for audio source. You have to either unplug and plug back your phone or you toggle out of ipod abd back into ipod.
So there any fixes for that and the slow reverse camera transition