Car Stereo for Honda Fit Radio 2009-2013 1+32GB Android 10.0 Built-in Apple Carplay/Android Auto/WiFi/Bluetooth/Steering Wheel Control/Split Screen/GPS Navigation KH-PND-X20 Grey

Item: COCHEPARTS Car Stereo for Honda Fit Radio 2009-2013 ASIN B0B497XYF5Assessment: Reasonable value for money, fascia integrates well with dashboard, Apple CarPlay works well, I had issues with getting Android Auto to work, documentation is lacking, not a true plug and play install.Radio notes on install in 2009 Honda Fit (Sport Manual)Actions needed to be preformed prior to install:1. Remove the AC Vent assembly from old radio and install on new fascia, using original philips screws.2. Remove plastic retaining clips from radio and install on new fascia. (A small screw driver on each side of the clips to spread them worked best for me.)3. Remove “Hazard Light” switch old radio fascia and install on new fascia, original philips screws.4, Install wiring harness to back of radio and organize with zip-ties insuring usb cables are attached to main harness to act as strain relief, to insure small radio side cable connectors don't get pulled out by user.Install Notes:1. In my install I drilled a hole in the side of the upper glove compartment, to allow one of the two USB cable connectors to be usable in this space. The other USB cable along with a Aux input connector I added to the radio wiring harness and routed to the coin tray of the center console.2. There is no mounting point for passenger airbag indicator light. (I just installed the light and zip tied it to the internal wiring bundle, to prevent any error codes from air bag system.)3. If you need to re-calibrate the touch screen to align with display icons, while on the home screen place all five of your fingertips on the screen at the same time, this will throw the unit back into display calibration mode.Issues:Provided radio antenna interface cable was not compatible with Honda connector in 2009 Fit.Provided interface cable had round coax connection which did not work with the OEM wiring harness.I have ordered a replacement radio antenna interface cable, with the rectangular coax connection, to finish the install.

UPDATE:It’s been over two years and It’s still working. A friend of mine owns the car now and his only gripe is that the microphone on the unit is useless. I don’t know if it’s helpful to anyone, but the pairing code was 0000.ORIGINAL REVIEWPros:- Plug and play- Install was very easy, no wiring required- The radio antenna cable doesn't fit, but the radio still works without it- CarPlayCons:- You have to tap the ZLink app on the screen every single time, whether you use CarPlay wired or wireless.- The sound presents are awful and and customizing them is complicated, it's bass heavy, and much quieter than stock.- The USB plugs don't charge my phone at all.- The screen lags and the colors make using Google/Apple maps difficult.- Phone calls with the built in mic are not possible unless the car is parked and there's no other noise.

This seems to be a nice radio and it was a simple and quick installation. I had 2 problems with the installation wrong antenna connection, and nowhere to Mount passenger airbag monitoring light.

My brother in law bought this for me as a gift. It was missing things left and righ but the most important this is it’s missing the airbag port or cord. How can i get one?

The dash mount for the stereo is lacking a place to attach the passenger airbag module. Also, the manual is very minimal. I had difficulty in determining the orientation of the USB ports.

No AM/FM

Me agrado que trae casi todo para conectarlo pero no me agrado que llegara roto y lo avia encargado para ponerlo al carro por una sorpresa ni modo de regresar lo hacer el reclamo eso tardaría