LAMTTO Motorcycle Carplay Screen, Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto with Design Mount 6.25" Waterproof Touchscreen Supports GPS Navigation/Bluetooth Transmission/Voice Assistant

This product delivers what is expected for the money. The screen quality and brightness is better than a cell phone for navigation. But it's not TFT brightness or clarity. But it's good enough.The installation was not too difficult. But the installation diagram showing where the ACC wire goes was confusing. They could have annotated that with more description.Basically the black ground goes to the negative ground terminal on the battery and the orange hot lead goes to the red positive terminal on the battery.The red ACC wire goes to any hot lead off of the ignition circuit. Initially I put this to the accessory fuse because it was convenient.But everything on the fuse box is hot and you don't get the same function as coming off the ACC hot lead from the ignition circuit.My CFMOTO 450nk comes with a USB accessory harness that plugs into the USB accessory receptacle. I simply ran an extension to the red bare end ACC lead from my Carplay unit to the hot red positive lead on the accessory plug.This way, when I turn the keyed ignition switch on, the Carplay turns on. When I turn the ignition off, the Carplay turns off.This prevents an accidental dead battery if you simply plug the AAC red wire to the hot side of the ignition and forget to turn it off manually using the handlebar switch provided.I never forgot to turn it off under this setup. But I could never shake the thought of someone fiddling with the Carplay remote on the handlebar.If they inadvertantly pressed the top button, then the Carplay would turn on, even when the ignition was off. If they didn't known to hold the top button down for ten seconds, the Carplay would remain on until the battery died.That was not an acceptable situation. So I made the necessary changes that reflect the correct installation. Now it is fully functional. And it integrates perfectly with my cell phone and CARDO Packtalk system.During my install I had to contact Carplay customer support to help get the answers I needed, because the manual was not detailed enough. They were very kind and helpful. I give them five out of five stars for their help and confirmations.G

I bout this to go on my 12 volt modified cafe style e-bike. I always hated the vibration and floppiness of having my phone on my bars with a clamp style holder. Add on the idea of losing my phone in a crash (god forbid) wasn't too cool. The bracket is VERY solidly made and doesn't vibrate. The icons are nice and big and easy to see in a glance. Bluetooth connectivity is pretty care free. I have yet to use it in conjunction with my helmet communications but I suspect it'll work great. Looking forward to really putting it through the paces with maps and music. I recommend!

I used it on my first long weekend trip (600mi) connected to my Pixel 7 phone. It worked perfectly, not a single crash. I highly recommend it.

Es de buena construcción, se ve bonito y funciona bien, pero el soporte no es tan bueno como uno quisiera ya que no es articulado y es de un plástico duro (quisiera que fuera de aluminio o algún material más duro)

excelente producto, ojala incorporen a wikiloc dentro de sus aplicaciones

Great feature to be added to your motorcycle, my only 2 complaints would be the time it take to connect to your phone every time, over a minute, and the screen sensitivity for things like zooming in or out in maps. Besides that, it’s all working pretty well so far.

So far it is amazing. The price is genuinely not much more than a really solid phone mount for a motorcycle, but instead you can get something that not only lets you easily switch between maps and music (or any other CarPlay app) but you don’t have to leave your phone exposed. I live in TN and during the summers the heat is so extreme that when riding sometimes my phone would shut down and refuse to turn back on until it reached normal temperatures. I’m curious to see how this will do during the summer, but either way I’m happy to keep my phone shielded. So far it’s been very responsive, easy to wire, plenty big to view easily while driving, and responsive enough that I can navigate with driving gloves on. All in all I love it.

Wired controller only works to answer or hang up calls when using Carplay. Doesn't work with Android Auto. Wasted 2 hours trying troubleshooting it because the company couldn't bother mentioning this anywhere.