4K Android 12 Portable Car TV Headrest Monitor Back Seat,10.1 Inch Touch Screen Tablet Portable Multi-Media Video Player,Support Phone Wireless Mirror Link,WiFi Bluetooth/RCA/USB & 2G+32GB

Perfect

My grandbaby's love it

The media could not be loaded. This thing is super sweet and such a great price! I received it very quick! Works perfectly!

It’s very nice looking, but can’t mirror phone to it.You have to use wifi and not able to run tv on it.

Great

If you're looking for a way to spruce up your Uber ride, or just keep your kids busy in the back seat on road trips this is a pretty good way to do so. it is pretty easy to set up both physically and in the software. It's pretty bare bones as it is, but with a couple of app downloads and such you've got a pretty solid media center for your back seat!

I bought this headrest monitor for my 5-year-old, and it's been a game-changer for road trips. The screen quality is crystal clear, bright, and just the right size for backseat viewing. Everyone in the back can easily see it, and it’s large enough to keep everyone entertained. Installation was a breeze—took me about 15 minutes with the included instructions.I use a FireStick with my phone’s hotspot, and streaming works flawlessly. The built-in Bluetooth is a bonus, allowing me to pair headphones, so I don’t have to listen to kids’ videos all trip. The speakers are surprisingly good, too. After several trips, my son absolutely loves it, and I’m thrilled with this purchase. Highly recommend it for families!

If you plan on using this for videos, and music, it works great. It has microsd card slot, that was a PITA to get chips in and out of. Just get 1 chip and plan on never moving it.It comes with a couple sets of plastic mounts for headrests that are on poles, like many cars have. Unfortunately my car doesn't have exposed poles, but our Honda does. There is no option to mount it to my headrests, like straps or something.It does have 12v cig lighter adapter, and a 12v hard wire cable too.I am attempting to use this for HomeAssistant as a touchscreen in the house. It does allow side loading apps, but adding SSL certificates is removed from the built in settings. I had to side load a certificate installer, so that I could install my HA SSL certs, or else the HA app won't connect. Android has become so cumbersome with security that's unnecessary for personal use.Anyway, using this for HomeAssistant app, the touchscreen is slow to respond, and video is even slower. For some reason it's not using the hardware accelerated video, that the built in video player does. I was hoping to be able to see the doorbell camera. If this had a better processor, I would've bought 4 or 5 of these as HA panels in my home, at this price (I'm not going to buy higher priced tablets)I'm still going to use this for HA, but make a streamlined interface exclusively for it. It fits somewhat flat on the wall, if you remove the headrest hinge mount.