Plug into your lighter socket. Connect your phone. Done.
7" CarPlay Screen: Plugs In, Pairs Once, Works Every Drive
$29.99
$49.98
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The screen mounts on your dash or glass. Your phone connects wirelessly. Maps, music and calls on the touchscreen from then on, every time you start the car.
Sound through your car via Bluetooth, AUX or FM. No dash removal.
Switches to rear view in reverse. Mounts above your license plate.
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Plug & Drive
5-Minute Setup
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No Mechanic
Zero Install Cost
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Works In Your Car
12V Socket Only
Marcus T.
Didn't want a car payment just for CarPlay, took the chance, glad I did.
12,000 Older Cars with CarPlay Now
7" Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto Screen: Plugs In, No Wiring, No Mechanic
Split-screen was a game changer
Maps and Spotify running side by side. Didn't know it could do that.
Perfect for my dad's old truck
Got this for my dad who drives a 2010 Silverado with zero tech and refuses to buy a new truck. He does contract work all over and was just holding his phone up while driving. Now he's got turn-by-turn on the dash and actually uses voice commands.
Thirty bucks to fix what a vent clip couldn't
I had it in my cart for two weeks because I wasn't sure if thirty bucks would actually fix the problem or just be another thing that doesn't work. Saw it drop to $29 and figured I'd regret not trying it more than losing thirty bucks. Glad I did, my phone stays put and the maps are right there now.
Three road trips, zero stops
We drive to see family four hours away at least once a month and I used to have to pull over twice to look at my phone because the vent clip kept falling. Since I put this in we've done three trips and I haven't pulled over once. The maps are right there the whole time and my wife can queue up music without me taking my eyes off the road.
Sound goes through my car speakers
I was worried the audio would just play from the tiny screen speaker, but it paired with my car's Bluetooth instantly.
Works for delivery routes
I do DoorDash after work and my '09 Civic has nothing but a radio. Phone on a vent clip kept falling, and I'd miss turns trying to pick it up. This thing stays put on the dash and the map is right there the whole shift.
The split-screen thing is a game changer
I bought this just to get maps on a bigger screen, but the split-screen feature where you can run maps and Spotify side by side is something I use every single drive now. I didn't even know that was a thing until I poked around the settings, and now I can't imagine going back to toggling between apps on my phone.
Perfect for my daughter's first car
My daughter just got her first car, a 2010 Civic with nothing but a radio. She was using her phone on one of those vent clips that kept falling off. I got her this and she had it working in like ten minutes. Now she has maps and music on a real screen and I don't worry about her fumbling with her phone while she's driving. If your kid just got an older car, this is honestly the best gift you can give them.
Saw it working in my buddy's Civic, ordered mine
Saw my coworker using one in his old Civic and figured if it worked for him it'd work for mine. Plugged it in, phone connected, maps came up. That was it.
Your Car Has No Screen. Your Phone Sits On a Vent Clip That Falls Off Every Turn.
Plug This In. Your Maps Are On the Dash in 5 Min.
Your car runs fine. The radio works. The AC blows cold. You're not trading it in just to get Apple CarPlay or a screen for directions.
You opened Google Maps every time you needed directions and kept your phone where you could see it.
The next turn sat on a four-inch screen you couldn't see without looking down, and changing a song meant reaching for the phone.
This screen plugs into your 12V lighter socket and mounts on your dash or windshield. You pair your phone once. From then on, when you start the car, CarPlay or Android Auto launches on the touchscreen: your maps, your music, your calls. Siri or Google Assistant through the built-in mic. Sound through your car speakers via Bluetooth, the included AUX cable, or FM. No wiring for the screen. No mechanic. No dash removal.
Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto on a 7" touchscreen.
Sound via Bluetooth, AUX or FM. Built-in speaker backup.
Backup camera in the box. Split-screen maps.
What You Get Without the Shop Bill
Stereo shops pull your dash, splice wiring, charge $800, $1,200, and take two days. This screen plugs into your lighter socket, pairs with your phone once, and mounts on your dash or glass in under five minutes. No appointment, no downtime, no shop labor. Just the touchscreen maps and hands-free calls you wanted, in the car you already own.
What You Get Without the Shop Bill
Stereo shops pull your dash, splice wiring, charge $800, $1,200, and take two days. This screen plugs into your lighter socket, pairs with your phone once, and mounts on your dash or glass in under five minutes. No appointment, no downtime, no shop labor. Just the touchscreen maps and hands-free calls you wanted, in the car you already own.
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7" Wireless CarPlay Screen
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Plugs into 12V lighter socket. No dash wiring at all
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Connects wirelessly to your phone, reconnects when you start the car
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5-Minute Install, No Mechanic Needed
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Includes backup camera and two mounts in the box
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Wireless screen mirroring for videos and photos when parked
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30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
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The Old Car That Got a Touchscreen in Five Minutes
4,300+ drivers who kept the car and skipped the shop bill
The Old Car That Got a Touchscreen in Five Minutes
4,300+ drivers who kept the car and skipped the shop bill
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Say Setup Took Less Than 10 Minutes
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Plays Through Your Car Speakers 3 Ways
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Works in Cars, Trucks, RVs (12-24V)
The 7" Wireless CarPlay screen connects wirelessly to iPhone (CarPlay) or Android (Android Auto) for maps, music and hands-free calls. Sound goes through your car via Bluetooth pairing, AUX cable, or FM transmission. No stereo replacement required.
Your Old Car. A Touchscreen. Five Minutes.
Plug the power cable into your 12V lighter socket. Stick the mount on your dash or windshield. Turn on the screen and connect your phone. CarPlay or Android Auto appears on the touchscreen. Maps, music, calls and messages through Siri or Google Assistant, right there on your dashboard.
Your phone reconnects automatically when you start the car. No wiring to splice. No dash panel to pry off. No stereo to replace. The screen runs off the lighter socket. Sound goes through your car's Bluetooth, the included AUX cable, or FM radio. If none of those work, the screen has its own speaker built in.
A backup camera is in the box. Wire it to your reverse light and the screen switches to the rear view when you shift into reverse.
How to Set It Up
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Mount and Plug In
Stick the adhesive base on your dash or suction-cup it to the glass. Plug the 12V cable into your lighter socket. Screen powers up.
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Connect Your Phone
Pair once via Bluetooth. CarPlay or Android Auto launches. From then on it reconnects when you start the car.
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Route the Sound
Pair with your car's Bluetooth, plug in the AUX cable, or tune your radio to the FM channel the screen sends on.
Not a shop job. A screen you install yourself.
Aftermarket stereos mean pulling the dash, cutting wires, paying a shop three hundred dollars, and hoping the new head unit fits your car's trim. This screen sits on top of the dash. Power from the lighter socket. Phone pairs wirelessly. The maps app you already use, the music service you already pay for, and hands-free calls through the mic on the screen. No appointment. No wiring unless you add the backup camera.
Two mounts in the box so you can place it where it does not block your vents or your view. Pair your phone once and it reconnects every time you start the car from then on.
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Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto. Maps, Music, Calls on the Screen
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Installs in 5 min, no tools, no mechanic, no wiring
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Backup Camera Included. Wires to Reverse Light, Switches Automatically
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Powers from 12V Socket. Two Mounts for Dash or Windshield
7" Wireless CarPlay Touchscreen Questions
How does the sound actually come through my car speakers?
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Three ways, all included: pair the screen with your car's Bluetooth if your stereo has it, plug in the included AUX cable to your stereo's AUX port, or tune your radio to the FM channel the screen broadcasts on. If your radio doesn't work at all, the screen has its own built-in speaker so you still hear directions and calls.
What do I need in my car for this to work?
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A working 12V lighter socket to power it, that's it. The screen runs on 12-24V, so it works in cars, trucks and RVs. You plug it in, pair your phone once, and CarPlay or Android Auto connects automatically every time you start the car from then on.
How does the setup actually work? Is there wiring involved?
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The screen itself has no wiring at all. Plug the power cable into your 12V socket, connect your phone once through the touchscreen menu, and maps and music show up on the screen. The backup camera does connect to your reverse light wire with basic splicing, but the screen part is plug-in only.
Will the mount stay in place in the heat?
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Two mounts are included so you pick what works: a strong adhesive base that sticks to your dash (clean the spot first and press firmly for 30 seconds), or a suction cup that grips the windshield glass. The adhesive mount doesn't rely on suction, so heat doesn't affect it.
Does it reconnect to my phone automatically when I get in the car?
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Yes. Pair your iPhone or Android once through the touchscreen, and it reconnects wirelessly within seconds when you start the car every time after that. Maps open automatically on the screen, and you control everything through the touchscreen or with Siri or Google Assistant through the built-in mic.