Woot via Amazon has
TOGUARDGO 9" Wireless Carplay & Android Auto Car Screen on sale for
$59.99.
Shipping is free.
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PurpleSuit1751 for sharing this deal.
Product Details:
- Enjoy wireless Apple Car Play and Android Auto for instant access to navigation, music, calls, and messages on a larger display—without replacing your factory stereo. After a quick one-time setup, it auto-connects every time you start your engine.
- 4 Audio Outputs, Bluetooth, Mirror Link: Due to restrictions, some apps may display a black screen or have no sound when mirrored to the CarPlay screen. This is a limitation of the app itself, not a device malfunction, Real-time GPS Navigation/Play Music/Calling/Voice Assistance, Wireless Carplay & Android Auto
- Please note: Does not include a backup camera or a front dash cam.
- 1-year warranty
Top Comments
They start at $40 for a 7" with a camera, 9" are $60 11" $90
Thats every day no coupon pricing, so this is not a good deal at all.
• Bluetooth – Connect to your car's Bluetooth speakers for high-quality audio
• AUX – Use the included 59-inch AUX cable to connect to your car's audio system
• FM Transmitter – Built into the car charger for wireless audio transmission
• Built-in Speaker – Listen directly through the devices internal speaker
If yours runs on Android you could try installing a RAM Swap app, like this
https://play.google.com/store/app...swapnoroo
Or
https://play.google.com/store/app...am.virtua
Ive installed the 2nd app on a buddy's car and it surprisingly sped it up to more usable. Hes pretty happy with it, been a couple months already..
I installed a hacked version though that eliminates ads, everything else the same.. If you want the hack too, all I can say is "Mobilism"... look it up
Community Reviews
This 9-inch wireless CarPlay and Android Auto screen is mainly useful for older cars that lack built-in smartphone integration, especially when a backup camera or easier audio routing matters. The comments highlight Bluetooth, AUX, FM transmitter, and a built-in speaker as audio options, and the simplified interface could help drivers who want a less distracting display. The main cautions are size, fit, and performance, since the screen can block the view, the hardware may feel laggy if the RAM is low, and the built-in camera can make mounting awkward. It is a practical retrofit if the dash has room and the specs are strong enough.
Common Questions (5)
At least 4GB of RAM is recommended for smoother performance. Units with less memory can feel slow or janky, and low-spec screens may have noticeable GPS lag or general sluggishness.
It is mainly useful for older cars that lack CarPlay or Android Auto but still have a usable dash space. It can add navigation and phone integration without replacing the factory head unit, though you still need a place to mount the display and it may not be the cleanest-looking setup.
It can, depending on your car and mounting position. The 9-inch square display is large enough that it may block part of the view, so measuring the space with paper or cardboard before buying is a practical check.
Yes. It supports Bluetooth, an included 59-inch AUX cable, an FM transmitter built into the car charger, and a built-in speaker. That gives multiple ways to route audio depending on whether your car has Bluetooth, AUX input, or you want wireless transmission.
A camera-equipped version is often the better buy if you want the rear-view benefit, and one user said they use the camera model more than the version without it. The camera can be especially useful for older cars or drivers who want extra visibility when backing up.
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If yours runs on Android you could try installing a RAM Swap app, like this
https://play.google.com/store/app...swapnoroo
Or
https://play.google.com/store/app...am.virtua
Ive installed the 2nd app on a buddy's car and it surprisingly sped it up to more usable. Hes pretty happy with it, been a couple months already..
I installed a hacked version though that eliminates ads, everything else the same.. If you want the hack too, all I can say is "Mobilism"... look it up
(Bonus points for the FM transmitter - the car we're currently in has its aux-in all the way in the back, so this is a far more elegant way to get the audio into the main system.)
It's still not GREAT - you need to find a spot on the dash to mount the display, and that thing sticking up isn't exactly aesthetically pleasing, but it is at least AN integration solution
That said, get her car to an auto stereo installer and get that backup camera installed. I can not BEGIN to say how much of a boon those are. It's like night-and-day compared to just mirrors and head-swivel. (The eRapta line of cameras are cheap and REALLY high-quality. I miss the one I had on my old car.)
I've added a 10" widescreen one that actually blocks way less of my windshield (pretty much none), with a 4K camera, and it was like $70 or something with coupon.
Again, can't comment on this particular unit, but generally speaking these carplay screens are fantastic for the price you're paying.
Piece of advice for this big of a square screen - get a piece of paper or cut-out / fold a cardboard box per the dimensions - and see if it will fit in your car.
Or you can buy the real thing and try if you don't mind dealing with returns if it's too bulky.
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