LAMTTO ONLINE STORE via Amazon has
11" LAMTTO Wireless Carplay Screen w/ Apps & Backup Camera on sale for $159.99 - $48 when you apply promo code
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$111.99.
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Details:
- 11-inch In-Cell CarPlay screen with 1280×800 HD resolution and wireless CarPlay/Android Auto
- Built-in video apps including YouTube and TikTok via phone hotspot or Wi-Fi
- Dual-band Wi-Fi and dual Bluetooth for simultaneous CarPlay stability and HD streaming with audio to car speakers
- Wireless OTA updates for ongoing performance improvements
- Instant-Wake technology for near-instant startup on ignition after initial setup
- AHD backup camera with one-tap on-screen activation, image flip/mirror options and simple DIY install
- Customizable wallpapers and interface
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This 11-inch LAMTTO screen turns an older car into a wireless CarPlay and Android Auto setup with a backup camera. The appeal is the fast startup, included suction cup or adhesive mounts, clear audio through the car speakers, and split-screen use for apps like Netflix alongside navigation. It behaves more like a driving-focused Android tablet than a traditional head unit, and the software is set up to get you into CarPlay or Android Auto quickly. Setup can feel odd, the unit depends on a local phone connection, and the large dash-mounted screen may block windshield space.
Drivers of older cars wanting wireless CarPlay or Android Auto, because it loads quickly at startup and routes navigation and music through the car speakers clearly.
People who want a driving-focused screen with built-in backup camera support, because the display powers off with the car and the rear camera adds practical visibility.
Tech-comfortable drivers who want a tablet-like interface in the dash, because setup is unusual but the software is arranged for fast Android Auto use.
Drivers who want split-screen entertainment and navigation, because it can show Netflix alongside Android Auto on the same display.
Drivers who need a clean windshield view, because the large dash-mounted screen can block the middle of the windshield.
People who want a fast, always-connected wireless setup, because weak processors can feel laggy and hotspot-based connections may need manual toggling.
Drivers who need full control over installed apps, because TikTok may only be hideable rather than deletable.
Cars that rely on stable HVAC integration, because similar Android head units can leave climate controls intermittent or nonfunctional.
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I have security and privacy concerns with certain apps and want to be able to control what is on my phone's network. Just FYI, for anyone else with similar concerns.
Unless you're some luddite still using a blackberry, I can assure you--you're using a screen in some way, shape, or form as a transportation aid.
Lastly, in case you may have missed it. The rear camera and a screen has real-world practicality.
Once you connect your phone to this device the phone becomes the comms device for uploading your personal data from the snitch device that you are voluntarily adding to your vehicle, just like a well-socialized, sacrificial, lemming.
The rear view mirror attached to the windshield, along with the side mirrors, have real-world practicality. You're trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist and in doing so justifying the mounting of an interactive distraction that gives up your PII on your dashboard.
"Luddite" is a proper noun, so we capitalize it. The word has some interesting history. Check it out. I am one of the many Silicon Valley engineers who are proud to be Luddites.
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After some research it seems they are all made by never heard of brands. Not necessarily a bad thing.
Two styles of screens. Long and barrow and more conventional tablet dimensions.
Some brands and models tout ota firmware updates.
Besides screen shape, the other biggest difference i see is some just have a back up camera like this one while others have rhat as well as front and dash cams. If i got one of rhese i would want one with the dash cam as that would remove redundancy and clutter.
Prices vary quite a bit with some models $70 -140 while some are $300 when not on sale. Gotta wonder if the quality is that different from budget to supposed premium.
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