For Mitsubishi Lancer 8" CAR DVD Player GPS Rear Camera Bluetooth (Free Map) CD6028R

At first glance it looks good. All the bells and whistles in the description make it enticing. But the couple issues that I'm still now trying to work through and some that just don't have a solution.Pros:-If you know what you're doing it's not that hard to get your old deck out and this one in, and it fits cleanly.-The touch screen works well and is responsive.Cons:-The design has a major flaw: during the day the screen can be completely glared out if exposed to direct sunlight. And even when not in direct sunlight, it's very hard to see the screen because the screen is so dim. There's no way to make the screen any brighter to combat this. The angle of how the screen sits is the biggest contributing factor. If it sat more vertically and even had a lip on the top to provide some shading for the screen, and if the screen brightness was adjustable for a much brighter setting, this wouldn't be an issue.-The user manual/directions are really just for the applications and remote use but address nothing as far as wiring. If you have a lancer with the RF system with the amp and sub, you'll have to do some research on your own as far as wiring is concerned because that portion is not plug and play.-The Bluetooth is a bit disappointing. A little finicky with getting connected to your device and has very limited controls for the music. It won't display anything that you're playing either.-The only steering wheel buttons that appear to be functional is the volume. I've had no luck with the others.Overall okay device, but the screen is what killed it for me. Makes it almost useless during the day.Also don't pay attention to the pictures shown, those don't represent what you actually get as far as the screens go.

My college grandson can't say enough about this it was all that it said it would be and more. Most of his friends have ordered one for their car and the ones who have gotten them already are very surprised at how easy it was to put in.

To start, the product is more than what i expected and the delivery is faster than I expected. it arrived before October. It is truly a plug and play device. It took me less than an hour to install the navigation system and the back up camera. The Bluetooth is great i can play my music directly from my phone. However, I need to connect the phone everytime I start the system to connect the calling audio and media audio of my phone. it does connect the calling audio automatically but not the media streaming audio. The Navigation software is great. There was an instance that it will tell you that you are over the speed limit. i tested the turn by turn voice of the system. It is accurate and easy to use. There is some downside i see on this device, there is too much glare on the screen that you can not sometimes see the screen during th day. i am gonna try to put a anti glaring screen protector on the screen. i will update on what will happen. Also there is no POI on the free map. To sum it all I am very pleased to purchase this product. i saved tons of money compare to have it install from a Mitsubishi dealer. I haven't tried the dvd player ipad connector yet. will update when i do.Update:I uploaded a video on how to install it on youtube. I got a 2010 GTS with RF sub and speaker. All plug and play. Just search "Navigation system Install 2010 Lancer GTS" and see the result on my other video.

I have to admit that I was extremely skeptical at first, but after receiving the stereo I have no regrets. I have not used the backup camera, as I have not had time to install it. All other features work well though. It was said to be delivered by Sept. 30th, but I received it on the 3rd. Not bad for an overseas shipment. I have a few complaints, but nothing that can't be tolerated for the price. Below I will construct a list of pros and cons.Pros-well constructed design (nearly perfect fit)-easy install (no splicing/all plug-and-play)-fast and accurate GPS even when the GPS antenna is buried within the dash.-free GPS system with lots of maps-sharp design and responsive touch screen-Bluetooth works well, although there is no way to make it hands free-backgrounds and screens very customizableCons-radio sometimes changes stations on its own (may just be a sticky button or a loose wire, but I have not had time to investigate this issue yet)-some of the setting menus are difficult to find your way around inI have not had a lot of time to mess around with all the available features and functions, but if I have anything else that I am impressed with or disappointed in, I will be sure to update this review. Hopefully this has been helpful. If you are on the fence, I would say go for it. There are not very many dash kits that fit correctly for the 10th generation lancer yet, so the fact that they base their design off the OEM touch screen is a huge plus. Looks like it came standard in the car.

I do not even know where to start. So I have a 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer GTS, i bought this in hopes of replacing my factory radio. It worked, but the Rockford Fosgate wouldnt work. I was told by the seller to hard wire the Nav unit in. So i went to a car audio shop paid ($120), Turns out it doesn't work. Then to re-install my factory radio i was charged ($75), which does not work as it was originally installed.Pros:- Easy install- The Seller is pretty good about answering questions ( but provide incorrect answers)- looks niceCons- does NOT work with Rockford Fosgate- No, preset radio buttons, you have to the function radio and then change preset stations- Really annoying- wont speak street names- Back up camera wont angle down, so it looks odd upon installation.- glare problem as mentioned by other reviewers