Android Double DIN hu

[SpeakerBoy 64]

Has anyone experimented with these? If so, what brands? I've read some promising things, and for the prices im seeing I'm willing to scrap my sony to give it a try.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B015IVIN9U?psc=1#immersive-view_1444557020300

Random example. Seem to be becoming more popular lately.

[Julian 641]

One of the brand new pioneer head unit runs android. It's pretty slow and the unit it's self is like 1k

[SpeakerBoy 64]

Seen some of the off brands go for three to four with promising reviews

[lithium 358]

a nexus 7 fits the double din opening perfectly. why bother with a hu? 

[SpeakerBoy 64]

a nexus 7 fits the double din opening perfectly. why bother with a hu?

What do I need to complete a nexus install?

[lithium 358]

This is what i've aquired so far; 12 dc-dc adapter, tablet, behringer uca222 DAC, OTG cable, usb hub, bluetooth remote, misc install hardware like a relay, mouting hardware (I used some straps and hot glue). You might need a dremel to make small modifications to the back of the trim panel by the usb port or get a right angle usb adapter. 

 

you can spend more to integrate steering wheel controls, add extra storage, etc. 

 

also, you need to root the tablet for the car install, which I think it pretty straight forward. 

 

Total cost, including tablet and what I listed above would be <$150. 

[lithium 358]

Nexus 7 gen 1 or gen 2 both work iirc, I have a gen 1. 

[SpeakerBoy 64]

Oh then fuck the off brand bullshit.

Thanks for the idea =]

Im screenshotting your post for payday >=]

[Shogen 325]

you could also look at his build log... lol

 

 

This is what i've aquired so far; 12 dc-dc adapter, tablet, behringer uca222 DAC, OTG cable, usb hub, bluetooth remote, misc install hardware like a relay, mouting hardware (I used some straps and hot glue). You might need a dremel to make small modifications to the back of the trim panel by the usb port or get a right angle usb adapter. 

 

you can spend more to integrate steering wheel controls, add extra storage, etc. 

 

also, you need to root the tablet for the car install, which I think it pretty straight forward. 

 

Total cost, including tablet and what I listed above would be <$150. 

 

 

Oh then fuck the off brand bullshit.

Thanks for the idea =]

Im screenshotting your post for payday >=]

 

Edited October 14, 2015 by Shogen

[///M5 2,833]

I went down that route, got all ready with my install and said screw it I am doing a full blown computer.

[SpeakerBoy 64]

I went down that route, got all ready with my install and said screw it I am doing a full blown computer.

Buy a unit, or built your own?

[///M5 2,833]

Intel NUC, but lots of piece meal otherwise.

[Julian 641]

I was wrong, it's actually kenwood.

 

 

http://www.kenwood.com/usa/car/excelon/dnn992/ EXXSPENSIVE!