CARPURIDEW603 Motorcycle Carplay Screen, Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto for Moto, Remote Control，6.3" Waterproof Touchscreen, BT Trans, GPS Navigation, Siri, G00gle Assistant

Have yet to road test it but it’s installed and works well. Really looking forward to giving it a proper road test. I’m familiar with car play as it’s in my car. Will keep my phone secure and I’ll have more functionality via car play. Only bad thing is it’s fixed, so if I need to leave the bike alone anywhere, I can’t easily remove it.

The Carpuride W603 Motorcycle Carplay Screen offers wireless CarPlay and Android Auto integration, allowing seamless access to navigation, calls, and music. Its 6.3'' waterproof touchscreen ensures durability in various weather conditions, while Bluetooth connectivity enhances hands-free communication. With GPS navigation and voice control via Siri or Google Assistant, it’s a practical and safe choice for motorcycle riders.

If you're wanting carplay on your bike, look no further.It's a bit on the expensive side, but reason being, it's just that good. If you want reliable carplay on your bike, this is the one.It's better than clamping your iPhone to the bike, as if that falls, you're looking at an expensive bill.Extremely easy to use, pretty much self explanatory.I would recommend!

This device is a game-changer for riders and drivers seeking a seamless way to integrate modern technology into their journeys. The 6.3-inch waterproof touchscreen is both responsive and durable, perfect for use in all weather conditions. Its wireless functionality for connecting with both major platforms ensures effortless access to navigation, music, and calls without the hassle of cords.The built-in GPS navigation provides accurate directions, while voice assistant compatibility allows for hands-free operation, enhancing safety on the road. The addition of Bluetooth transmission adds versatility, letting you connect to your favorite devices with ease.Compact, user-friendly, and designed for rugged use, this device is a smart investment for anyone looking to upgrade their riding or driving experience with cutting-edge features.

Identical performance to Apple Car play only mounted to your bars. Seems fairly secure on the road, but can be sometimes be a pain to remove and get it back into position if you park your bike up - but I guess it's better than clamping a £1000+ iPhone to your bars. Rain proofing looks promising, as all sockets have rubber bungs and has withstood a few heavy showers without issue. The clarity of the screen is OK is most lighting conditions and everything pairs up via bluetooth. So far, no issues - worth the investment.

This carplay screen works perfectly with my Suzuki motorbike. I particularly like the screen which is clear under sunlight and it is also waterproof. It is very smooth to operate and feels very reliable and durable. The attachment feels secure to use. The build quality is very good but doesn't feel premium. I've used it with my motorbike headset and it's a pleasure to use. It is priced at £149.99 at the time of review, which I think is reasonable considering the performance and good quality screen.

Bought as a gift for my brother in law for his bike and he seemed pretty impressed with it. Easy enough to set up and connect to your bike with the bracket mount included. The 6.3 inch waterproof touch screen monitor with colour display, is easy to navigate. You're able to listen to music, use as a hands free for calls or even use as a sat nav. I personally never realised you could get something like this for a bike. You can connect to your phone and with Bluetooth earphones or your helmet headset. Control with your voice with Google or siri or with the remote control which is included. It seems to work well enough, and sits steady and stable on the bike frame.

I paid for my unit myself, so this isn't a paid for review like many of the othres. Honestly skip this. It's slow,laggy and the screen is almost unusable in anything other than cloudy conditions. Finger touch response time is poor, often you'll find yourself tapping twice and ending up in the wrong place.Android auto connection seems to take 20-30 seconds to complete on power up once the device has been paired to your phone, that's evey time you power this up.Cables are a reasonable length, you get a USB version and a wired battery terminal version. No cable ties are provided to clean up wiring, you'd need to supply your own.There's no quick release mount, you're going to need that hex key every time you park up if you're going to remove it. I'd suggest swapping out the dog-bone adaptor for one with a screw handle rather than hex bolt.Overall the performance of this device is just poor. If I had my time again I would not buy it, I'm fairly sure you could just buy a cheap phone with a large battery and mount that and get better results.Really disappointed, though this would be just the thing for touring, it's not.