Toyota Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto / Touch2 & Entune2.0
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Compatible: Touch2 & Entune2.0
Product Features:
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- Compatible with wireless Apple CarPlay, paired via Bluetooth, data transfer via WiFi.
- New AirPlay function: connected with a USB cable for playing movies, navigation, and music with the iPhone.
- Android Auto and Android Mirroring-Link available for Android Phones.
- GPS navigation apps, including Google Maps, Waze, and Apple Maps, providing live traffic information.
- Music apps such as Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, etc., stream audio through the factory PCM media, with lyrics displayed on the screen for some apps.
- Enjoy your favorite videos and music.
- Voice control by saying “Hey Siri…”
- Supports aftermarket front/rear camera input (Dynamic guidance lines are supported).
- Use a USB flash drive to play music and videos by connecting it to the USB port on the CarPlay kit.
- Full OEM button control.
- Plug and play, no encryption.
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Disclaimer: install at your own risk
Navi-World is not responsible and should not be liable for any damages caused to you or your vehicle during installation of the kit. All installation videos on this website and Navi-World YouTube channel provided as a reference only. If you don’t feel comfortable with DIY installation – please contact a car audio professional in your local area.
The screen looks just fine. I did need to get into the settings and select the screen shift display for the Rav in the display settings. (It was shifted to the left.)
I’m excited to have wireless CarPlay and hoping I figure out all the quirks.
Install is easy. Plug and play.
This unit will give you CarPlay in your stock radio. That’s what I was looking for. However there are some quirks.
1. The main critique I’ve seen is that the screen resolution is low. It’s not amazingly sharp (see photo) but really it’s not a deal breaker for me. I can see WAZE, Google maps, Pandora etc. just fine for my needs.
2. Once in CarPlay you cannot play your normal radio so that’s a bummer. Just Spotify or Pandora or if you have a radio app. In order to listen to the radio you’d need to return to the stock Entune and you’d lose whatever CarPlay feature you were using.
3. EDIT: I re-paired and now this recognizes my phone everytime I get in the car and auto pairs for wireless CarPlay. I can still plug it in to charge my phone. Works very smooth.
4. This box supports a front camera input. Pressing the Home icon takes you to the CarPlay menu where you can select the front camera. This is a huge plus that wasn’t advertised.
5. The steering controls work but don’t show the volume in CarPlay - but it works. You can skip songs from the steering controls as well.
Overall for the price point I think I’ll keep it to cruise to pandora, navigate on Waze and use iheartradio for other tunes or I can just exit the module and use the stock system. It gives you options. Haven’t tried to make a phone call yet but Siri works. 4/5 for quirky items noted.
Very easy install, essentially plug and play on my 2019 4Runner. Using it primarily for Apple CarPlay and I immediately prefer it over the OEM Toyota Entune radio system.
The only small downfalls are: screen resolution isn’t the greatest but not a killer for me, and I can’t seem to figure out how to get the AirPlay feature to work as it was advertised to do (to broadcast video to the unit I assume?). Lastly, it may not have the snappiest system respond to touch at times.
Overall I’m deciding to keep it because of all the benefits of CarPlay over the stock radio system and all it’s issues.
Not bad for $200 instead of blowing money on trying to transplant an Entune 3.0 headunit, harness and JBL amp for over $1k or close to $1k on aftermarket.