
2016-2019 Lexus RX Hamilton Conversion Kit for CarPlay and Android Auto
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The Hamilton Conversion Kit replaces the factory screen in a 2016-2019 Lexus RX with a touchscreen head unit running wireless and wired CarPlay and Android Auto. It adds its own Hamilton OS, where you can install apps directly, and keeps the original mouse and knob working in both systems. An 8GB/128GB Qualcomm setup, 4G SIM support and retention of the factory radio and microphone make it a fuller swap than simple CarPlay adapters that only mirror a phone. It suits RX owners who want modern infotainment without changing cars; the trade-off is a bigger install and a reliance on the kit's own software for the extra features.
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Lowest price we've seen: $899.00 on Nov 12 at Hamilton Motor Company. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
Rated 5 out of 5 across 59 ratings, buyers describe the kit as a clean way to bring CarPlay and Android Auto to an older RX.
This conversion kit replaces the factory screen in the 2016-2019 Lexus RX with a touchscreen that supports wired and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. You can also download apps directly to the unit for features CarPlay doesn't offer, such as streaming, subject to local laws.
The unit has a Qualcomm processor, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, plus a custom-designed heat sink. It accepts 4G SIM cards. It is fully touchscreen in Hamilton OS and also works with the original mouse or knob in both Hamilton OS and the original Lexus OS. Long-holding the menu button in front of the knob or mouse switches between the two systems.
The kit keeps the factory XM, FM and AM radios and the factory microphone. It is designed to work with Mark Levinson audio without changing audio quality. Software updates are delivered over the air (OTA). The mouse and knob versions differ, so choose the one that matches your car: the knob rotates, while the mouse slides forward, backward and side to side.




