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Top-Tier Android 15 Multimedia Upgrade for GMV/GXE | Wireless CarPlay & 4G LTE

Tired of the limited functionality of your factory screen? The WITSON Android 15 Head Unit is the ultimate car multimedia system designed to bring modern connectivity to your GMV/GXE. Experience lightning-fast performance and crystal-clear visuals in one plug-and-play package.

Android 15

Latest OS for smooth multitasking.

QLED Panel

1280x720p HD resolution display.

Wireless CP

Seamless CarPlay & Android Auto.

Premium Technical Features

ComponentSpecification
CPU8-Core 2.0GHz High-Performance
SoundBuilt-in DSP with 32-Band EQ
NetworkDual-Band Wi-Fi & 4G SIM Slot
BluetoothVer 5.0 (A2DP & Hands-free)

Dedicated OEM-Fit Design

This Android head unit for GMV/GXE maintains the aesthetic integrity of your dashboard. It supports all original steering wheel controls and displays vehicle information directly on the screen.

Quick Audio Setup Guide

Installing a dedicated car Android screen is simple, but getting sound requires one crucial step. Approx 00:00:15 In the original car menu, navigate to 'Media' and select AUX mode. This allows the Android system to output audio through the factory amplifier. Approx 00:00:30

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this unit compatible with original backup cameras?
       A: Yes, it supports both original and aftermarket AHD rear-view cameras.

Q: Does it support split-screen mode?
       A: Absolutely. You can run Google Maps and Spotify side-by-side.