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The Sellrich is a 10.26-inch IPS touchscreen that mounts on the dash or windshield and adds wireless CarPlay and Android Auto to cars that lack them. It runs on 7-32V, so it works in cars, RVs, SUVs and trucks, and it pairs to your phone over Bluetooth on startup. Dual Bluetooth lets a phone connect while audio goes to the car's stereo through the included aux cable. It suits older vehicles and anyone who wants a bigger navigation and media screen without replacing the head unit. Against built-in factory systems it lacks vehicle integration, but it installs in minutes with one power cable and costs far less than a new stereo.
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Lowest price we've seen: $109.99 on Nov 13 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 13.
Owners describe the screen as an easy way to add CarPlay to an older car. They praise quick pairing, a clear display and simple installation, and most complaints center on mounting stability and audio routing.
This is a 10.26-inch portable car screen that adds wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to a vehicle. It has a 1600*600 HD IPS capacitive touchscreen and supports voice control. It connects to a phone wirelessly each time the car starts.
It runs on a single power cable that plugs into the cigarette lighter and works with 7-32V. It mounts on the dashboard or windshield with a suction attachment and either of two brackets: a vertical bracket or a telescopic bracket. The telescopic bracket can be adjusted so a passenger can reach the screen.
Audio can play through Bluetooth, FM transmission, the included 3m aux cable or the internal speaker. This allows hands-free calls, music and spoken navigation. Music volume lowers automatically while navigation announces. The screen also has a mirroring function called SuperLink. It connects to the phone through the device's internal Wi-Fi to show video apps, and it is not recommended while driving. OTA updates deliver new features and fixes wirelessly.
