7" QLED Double Din Car Stereo - Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, 240W 4.2CHN, SWC, Bluetooth, FM/AM Car Radio, 2 Subwoofers Outputs, Backup Camera

Everything in 2026 feels crazy expensive, and I was hunting for a head unit for my Nissan Frontier. Everywhere I looked, the name‑brand units with the same features as this Joying were $400 or more. After reading the reviews, I decided to take a chance on this one — and I’m glad I did. I gave it 5 stars because it far exceeds my expectations for something just over a hundred bucks. Honestly, I don’t know how they’re making a profit. It’s a great little unit and was very easy to install. I didn’t even need a separate steering‑wheel control module; you can wire it directly to the head unit and program the buttons yourself. That alone saved me another $50. The audio output seems decent — I’m pretty sure my stock speakers are the limiting factor — and it has RCA outputs for door speakers and subs if you want to run amps. The button beep is annoying at first, but you can turn it off in the settings. My only real complaint is that call audio sounds a bit flat. I can still hear everything clearly, it just lacks depth. For the price, though, that’s something I can live with. It boots up fast, connects wirelessly to my phone, and Android Auto works great. If you want a solid head unit at a great price, this is the one. Buy it — you won’t regret it. And one more thing: the customer service is top‑notch. I emailed them asking if they could add a Nissan startup logo, and they replied within minutes. Now the unit looks even more factory‑correct with the Nissan logo on boot‑up.

This was a reasonably priced replacement for my stock unit in my 2005 Dodge Ram 1500. I did buy the double din adapter kit which included the cable and antenna connector. I set the diagram of the radio and the kit side by side and matched up the wires easily. Set up was quick and easy. Tip: if you are plugging in a USB with music use WMA or M4A or mp3 files. It doesn't like mp4. My only complaint is that some of my older usb drives are to chunky to fit in the tight space for plugging them in. The solution is a small usb extention cable. Also the AM radios ability to pull in stations was limited. Overall I am happy with the sound, function and appearance (which is adjustable). The backup camera display is nice. A solid, economical replacement and for me, an upgrade.

Model: JOY-W022. Installed in a 2005 Jeep Liberty. Installation was easy and took just over an hour. When I reconnected the battery, everything worked. The radio sounds great, Android Auto connected easily and I can now listen to music during my commute. I contacted customer service to get the updated firmware, Bluetooth and Jeep logo (per the instructions) and they responded quickly. The instructions they provided were easy to follow and took about 15 minutes to complete. The display is bright in the daytime and dims at night. Once connected, the controls work great and I'm extremely happy with the radio. It works well and sounds good, which is what I wanted.

Ok I didn't expect much. But this thing is great. It is very plug and play, the harnesses hook right up, I simply didn't expect it to be this good for the price. IT boot up quick, links to your phone faster than my more expensive one in my Tacoma. Very clear screen, easy controls, gets loud. I cant believe it. My only complaint is it doesnt fit the face of the 2002 Highlander, there is space on both sides of the radio, but I filled it in with some spacer material, so I dont care. Tuner is intuitive, CarPlay works well. Worth the money. Camera install was involved, but thats cause you have to run the wire to the back of the car. Other than that, I would buy it again.

So far so good. Pretty straight forward installation with good instructions. Radio and blue tooth seem to work well. The back up camera works well also, the only draw back is on my installation (2011 ford ranger) I had to modify the mounting bracket a little so you could actually see the bumper in the camera when back up). Customer service was great. I emailed them so I could put a custom logo on the boot up screen (ford logo) they emailed me Sam day with links and instructions on how to info. Took all of about 20 minutes to change the boot up logo. Only complaint is there isn’t an option for satellite radio with out having to buy more stuff, but being as I stream most of my music via Apple Music not a huge deal.