BOSS Audio SystemsBCPA9 Single DIN Car Stereo Wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, 9 Inch Touchscreen, Bluetooth, AM/FM Radio Receiver

I installed this in my 2004 Corvette to replace the 1990 era radio that was from the factory.The unit is very nice. The head unit goes in the dash, and the display snaps into it.Android auto was my main reason for getting this and it works great.I also wanted a physical volume dial as my car does not have steering wheel controls and I did not want to have to fuss with finding the volume on the screen while driving. I can just reach for the dial instead.I was worried it might interfere with my gear shift, but the adjustability made it easy to position correctly.Sound quality has been great so far. Between the equalizer and balance/fade controls, I am able to get great sound in my car.I used a NATIKA backup camera and it connected with no issues.Some people complain that it is too bright, especially at night, and it is. I found the work around was to set it to Dark mode always.I do find it is very hard to see the display with my polarized sunglasses.Over all, it is a great addition to my car!

I haven’t installed a car stereo in decades. Maybe a quarter century, even! Ended up being pretty simple.The 2009 Tahoe had an aftermarket stereo installed about 11 years ago. At the time, it was an Alpine 1U unit and the whole thing installed was $700+. Over time, the unit remained fine but technology had moved on. I really wanted to be able to connect my phone via BT and stream music. The Alpine, having no Bluetooth, meant an after-aftermarket Bluetooth dongle jacked into the Alpine’s rear-panel USB port. Sadly, the setup never worked exceedingly well, forcing me to hard-reboot the Alpine regularly to get BT running. What a pain.Time to stop with the hard reboots! 😹 I check out things online, want a screen, but not take up more than the 1U space reserved. This unit fit the bill just fine - ordered it with the 9” display.The original aftermarket receiver install used some PAC modules to interface the receiver with the steering wheel controls and other truck features. Hoped that changing the receiver wasn’t going to also force me to buy all new interface modules.The hardest thing was identifying the existing wire colors, making sure that this unit had the same setup, and then cutting out the old aftermarket harness and splicing in the new radio’s harness. Took maybe 45 min. Adjusted the PAC SWC-1 for Boss, and bam! it all worked fine.Great sound quality, excellent price, and a huge display. Definitely would recommend!!!

It’s been a couple of months now since I installed it myself in my 03 ram 1500. Pretty easy to use and has good audio settings such as the Loudness and the EQ and also the SLA adjuster. The Bluetooth connects fast but every now and then When I plug in my I Phone for the Car Play I have to un plug it then plug it again because it didn’t connect. I’ve gone on long drives playing the system loud and the screen doesn’t get hit if anything it gets a little warm. The screen is bright at night but it’s expected because I have the 9 inch screen. I might but another one for my other old C10 truck honestly.

I installed this on an early 2000’s car that I drive almost daily. The install was pretty simple for anyone who’s installed the head deck before. Make sure you get the right wire harnesses and you’re ready to run a few wires for your back up cam and mic assuming you choose to install them.It’s been at least over a year since I installed this head deck and I have not had any problems. CarPlay works well, the resolution is fine as well. There is a bit of lag when swiping through menus but not enough to be a dealbreaker and certainly not enough for me to lower my rating.With this unit being a single DIN that effectively becomes an adjustable double DIN I With this unit being a single DIN that effectively transforms into an adjustable double DIN, I would say it’s definitely worth the investment. Considering that the head unit protrudes past the console, it’s crucial to carefully consider whether your car is compatible.

This radio is good quality and connects to CarPlay very quick. Not super tunable but the presets aren’t bad for aftermarket speakers. Wiring is super simple like any other radio. After a week of using it it started turning off on its own from CarPlay to the normal radio screen for some reason. Only happens every now and again and it resets itself shortly after. So not worth the hassle of trying to ship it back. Other than that very solid radio well built and would recommend to anyone looking for a touch screen.

I've owned this radio for 3 years, the main reason it's getting only a 1 is the thing is too bright even when turned down all the way, night mode just makes things black but still too bright, I usually have it covered with a hat so im not blinded when driving when its dark. at first I loved it, it worked well with my Note 9, I guess it depends on your phone. My phone (s22) will not stay connected to the unit now just a glorified Bluetooth nowAlso this head unit for a few months was starting at full volume, after resetting it multiple times.

So far so good. I installed the 9" model in a 2000 Toyota Corolla. The adjustable height on the touchscreen goes low enough to be almost below the center heat/AC vents, high enough to be able to see the climate controls if needed, and is forward enough to be able to use them even if you can't see them.So far the quality is great. Nice clear screen that's bright enough in the daylight and dim enough to not be distracting at night (so far). Sound quality is better than expected since I'm still using the factory speakers in the car. I haven't tested MP3/FLAC playback yet, so I can't comment on that. Bluetooth audio and Android Auto are working perfectly.Installation was quite easy. The manual details all the required connections/wire colors. Running the parking break connection wire was a bit of a pain, but that's a fault of me and the car not the unit.I'll update the review if anything changes with more use, but so far I'm very impressed.