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The video introduces and thoroughly reviews a single DIN head unit by Remudi, notable for its support of both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and affordable price of around £75 ($90). Despite an initial skepticism regarding its generic look and lightweight build, the presenter highlights its diverse features including multiple USB ports, IR sensor, auxiliary analog and Micro SD inputs, and various back connections. Key functionalities such as a quick boot-up interface, Bluetooth, DVR camera input, and customizable settings like language, date, and backlight colors are demonstrated. Device testing shows acceptable performance in sound quality adjustments, media playback, and radio functions, despite some limitations in equalizer settings and occasional lag, particularly with the new Android Auto interface. The video concludes with the presenter's reassurance of the unit's value for money due to its unique combination of features in a single DIN form factor, and invites further viewer engagement and feedback on other potential reviews.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter introduces a single DIN head unit by a company called Remudi, which supports both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The head unit stands out because it combines these features in a single DIN form factor and is priced cheaply at around £75 ($90). The presenter expresses skepticism due to the lack of a brand name and the generic look of the unit but decides to unbox and test it. Upon unboxing, the presenter notes that the unit is extremely lightweight and highlights the physical volume knob and various aesthetic features, though criticizes the cluttered front design with too many printed features like mirror link, DSP, MP5, and FM.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the presenter details various features and components of an audio system. They highlight multiple USB ports, an IR sensor for remote control functionality, auxiliary analog and Micro SD card inputs for media playback, and the single DIN mounting cage. The back connections include standard ISO for power and speakers, USB, reverse camera input (with included camera), multiple video inputs, subwoofer and left/right pre-outs. Accessories include an infrared remote for steering wheel mounting (with nuances for left- vs. right-hand drive cars), an additional remote control for passengers, an external microphone for hands-free use, and ISO connection wires. The presenter sets up the unit in a studio test station to showcase its interface, mentioning quick boot-up, and introduces the main dashboard featuring widgets for radio, local music playback, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the presenter goes over the different modes and settings available on the device, including Bluetooth, auxiliary input, DVR camera input, and the equalizer. The device supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as the ability to view local media files via a micro SD card or USB. The settings menu includes basic configurations like language and date, but also offers car integration features such as backlight color customization and steering wheel control setup. The radio function is demonstrated, showing how to tune and save stations, though it lacks RDS. The equalizer is noted for its poor sound modification, particularly when increasing bass. Finally, the presenter tests Apple CarPlay, noting it requires a wired connection and operates well without noticeable lag.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses the functionality and some limitations of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in a specific head unit. They demonstrate how to change sound settings like bass, treble, balance, and equalizer. Adjusting the bass results in a reverberation, while increasing the treble slightly improves the sound quality. The flat sound setting is acceptable for the price. The presenter also shows how to use iPhone mirroring to display and interact with the phone’s content on the head unit screen, despite some jitteriness. Lastly, they connect an Android device, noting that the new Android Auto interface is utilized, with some issues such as lagging in maps.
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In this segment, the speaker checks other apps, confirming they work albeit slowly. Spotify functions well. The speaker addresses potential buyers’ concerns about wasting money on the unit, reassuring that it’s worth it due to its low price, inclusion of a reverse camera, remote controls, and a touch screen. Despite some limitations, it remains a unique product for its single DIN form factor with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. The speaker invites questions in the comment section, offers to review other units upon request, and encourages subscribing for more content.