2G+64G Android Car Radio Stereo for Ford F150 2004-2008 / F250 F350 2006-2010, 7″ IPS HD Touch Screen Car Stereo with Wireless CarPlay Andriod Auto, Bluetooth, GPS, SWC, WiFi, ASP, RDS FM Head Unit
$98.99
Price: $98.99
(as of Oct 12, 2025 14:32:48 UTC – Details)
Product description
Built-in wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto, Android 13 car stereo applies 7″ IPS touchscreen with 2GB RAM+64GB ROM, GPS and WiFi module, supports Bluetooth hands-free, FM/RDS radio, mirror link, fit
Ford F150 F250 F350 Radio
If needs backup camera, please order this together: Asin: B0D1V291MN
Applicable Car Models & Years
For Ford Ford F150 2004-2008 For Ford Ford F250/F350 2006-2010 For Ford Ford E250/E350 2009-2014 For Ford Ford Explorer (U251) 2006-2010 For Ford Ford Fusion 2006-2009 For Ford Ford Escape 2008-2012 For Ford Ford Mustang 2005-2009 For Ford Volkswagen Rabbit (2007-2012) For Ford Ford Expedition 2007-2014 For Ford Ford Edge 2007-2010 For Ford Ford Focus 2005-2007 For Ford Ford Taurus 2008-2009 For Ford Ford Shelby GT500 2007-2009 For Ford Ford Five Hundred 2005-2007 For Ford Ford Montego 2005-2007 Note The compatibility list is for reference only, please confirm the shape and size of the center console before purchasing.
Car Stereo with Wireless Apple Carplay
CarPlay for IOS: Apple Carplay is a car-computer interaction system specially customized for iPhone, for operating Apps from your phone such as navigation, telephone, music, radio, etc. on the 7 inch touch screen car stereo.
Make all hands-free and all on-the-go by simple and convenient controls.
Car Radio with Wireless Android Auto
Android Auto for Android: Android Auto is specially created by Google for Android phones, similar to CarPlay, you will be able to operate various Apps from your phone and your phone screen can still work independently.
Make your driving much safer by simple and convenient controls.
Once Bluetooth connection is established between the car stereo and your phone, you can make hands-free calls with no distractions and stream your favorite songs wirelessly on Spotify, Pandora, etc.
If no sound:
1. Please connect the AUX R/L of power cable to AUX R/L IN of RCA cable (Red to Red, White to White)
2. Please connect SUB R/L of power cable to Audio OUT L/R of RCA cable
Android Car Stereo for Ford F150 F250 F350 Radio
System Android 13 Memory 2GB (RAM)+64GB (ROM) Chipset MT8163 Screen size 7” Screen resolution 1024*600 Screen material IPS Power output 4*45W Power amplifier chip YD7388 Radio chip MT6625LN Radio Band FM/RDS Bluetooth version 4.1 USB Double USB interface Split screen Support Video output Not Support Factory setting keyword 000000 Multilingual settings Time settings
Why no Audio? / Why FM Radio has audio but Bluetooth and Carplay does not get audio?
1. Please connect “AUX L/R” of power cable to “AUX OUT L/R” of RCA cable
2. Connect “AMP” to ACC of power cable
3. For power amplifier – connect the power cable of Amplifier to the 12V ACC wire of product
4. NOT compatible with Premium Audio System
Why the radio does not turn off and keeps draining my battery?
1. If your car wiring has been modified before, please find you car real ACC wire and connect to the red wire of car radio power cable
2. Use a multimeter to check for leaks when car is off. If Canbus is leaking, please remove it and reach us
Why Bluetooth or WiFi signal is weak? / Why is there no network even though WiFi is connected?
1. There is a sepearetely backup camera input cable, please insert it to the rear of car radio. It will enhance Bluetooth and WiFi signal
2. The android car stereo only supports 3G Internet, please confirm the Internet is 2.4Ghz
Why steering wheel control does not work?
1. Please select Protocol through: Car Settings – Factory (Password: 000000) – CarType Setting – Xinpu – Ford. Then restart your car
2. Or you can change it into other Canbus brands/car models until you get it to work
Why offline navigation does not work?
Hello. Please download offline map data firstly. Download maps in the “”Here Wego”” application:
1. Connected the car radio to wifi or hotspot
2. Enter the WeGo application – menu – download the map here
3. Select the countries you need and download
Product Dimensions : 22.6 x 5.2 x 13 inches; 1.76 Pounds
Item model number : CAMECHO-AV7-64G
Date First Available : June 30, 2025
Manufacturer : CAMECHO
ASIN : B0FG2J6KJK
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[APPLICABLE CAR MODELS] – Customization Android 13 system, 7 inches IPS HD touch screen, 2GB RAM + 64GB ROM, the Android car stereo is perfectly compatible with 2004-2008 Ford F150 Radio, 2006-2010 Ford F250 F350 Radio, 2009-2014 Ford E250/E350 Radio, including a canbus
[APPLICABLE CAR MODELS] – The android head unit is specially designed for 2006-2010 Ford Explorer Radio, 2006-2009 Ford Fusion Radio, 2007-2014 Ford Expedition Radio, 2008-2012 Ford Escape Radio, 2007-2010 Ford Edge Radio, 2005-2009 Ford Mustang Radio, 2005-2007 Ford Focus Radio, 2008-2009 Ford Taurus Radio, including a canbus
[WIRELESS APPLE CARPLAY & ANDROID AUTO] – Built-in wireless CarPlay and Android Auto for map navigation, calls, email, music, messages and other cell phone functions. With the help of Siri/Google Assistant, they will handle your requests while you can maintain full attention on your driving experience
[GPS NAVIGATION & WIFI CONNECTION] – The android head unit supports navigate online or offline, built-in offline map app “Here Wego”. Built-in WIFI module to surf the Internet, listen to online music, download and store all your favorite apps like Google Maps, Youtube, Soptify and etc
[CAR RADIO WITH BLUETOOTH & FM RDS] – Built-in Bluetooth for answering important phone calls without distracting and playing A2DP music streaming on Spotify or Pandora, etc. Tune into FM/RDS radio with 18-station presets for live broadcasting
[ENTERTAINMENT CAR AUDIO SYSTEM] – Compatible with the original steering wheel control buttons, built-in preset ASP EQ, share phone screen in the Mirror-Link state. Support 1080P video playback, multiple customized UI desktop themes, split screen, dual USB input, Subwoofer output, audio outputs for amplifier. Ability to add external backup camera (Not Included)
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Michael T Hollis –
Modern features for my 2004 F150 with a super easy install
I put this Android head unit in my 2004 F150 and the install was a piece of cake. The included harness and canbus made the wiring simple. I used the supplied antenna adapter, connected the power and ground, plugged in the canbus box, stuck the GPS puck under the dash top, and routed the external mic to the column. From start of install to first drive took a short afternoon.Wireless CarPlay pairs a few seconds after startup. Maps, calls, texts, and music come up fast and Siri keeps my hands on the wheel. The 7 inch screen is sharp and readable in bright sun, and it dims nicely at night. Bluetooth streaming has been solid and phone calls are clear with the external mic. I also like having offline maps for mountain areas with spotty cell service, and WiFi makes app updates easy.Sound quality is better than the old radio by a wide margin. The EQ let me pull a little midbass out of the factory speakers and vocals pop more. There are RCA outputs for a sub if I add one later. FM works fine and shows station info.Steering wheel controls work after picking the Ford profile in the settings. Volume and track respond like stock. Backup camera works perfectly, and the unit switches to the camera feed when it sees the reverse trigger.If you want CarPlay and a clean, bright screen in an older F150 without fighting the wiring, this checks every box. Great price, easy install, reliable wireless, and noticeably better sound.
Mike –
Nice refresh for an old truck. Software side is kind of a mess.
I was kind of surprised to see anyone making something to fit these old trucks. Thought that I’d give this a try.They did a great job on the physical side. If you have 2004-2008 F150, it’s a very easy plug-n-play installation. One plug and done for the main functions. If you have a sub, separate amp/speakers, steering wheel controls (need to set CANBUS right), etc., then you’ll have a little more to do but all relatively simple. A couple of other plug-ins for the GPS puck and rearview camera if you want one. All connections are well labeled and only plug in one place and in one way. Very easy. If you have only even the most minimal understanding of how to install such things you’ll have no problem with this.The software setup and operation side is a little less easy. You’ll need to spend some time with it to figure out where things are and how it works. Not all that hard but overall the interface is kind of a jumble of stuff in various places. It all works well enough I suppose but overall I’m not a fan. Settings are scattered in too many various places. As are some basic functions. For example, there’s no way to directly get to the radio that I can see. A seemingly common thing you’d think. You have to go to the home screen, then into a group of functions under that, then select radio. Fortunately, it does then come up wherever you left things on the next startup. Likewise, there’s no direct buttons for volume. From the main panel, you need to touch the power ‘button’ which then mutes things and you select the volume level on a slider. (See below for at least a partial help for that.)Bluetooth worked fine and I had no issues getting that set up. Wireless CarPlay took a few tries but set up OK and works fine since. GPS software is OK and I was able to update the maps no problem. I’ll mostly use CarPlay anyway but good to have a backup that doesn’t depend on cell connection I suppose. The IPS screen is very good. Bright and clear from most any angle and lighting. Not that fast of a processor but I haven’t really experienced much if any lag. I don’t do a lot with it at the same time though so YMMV.A few tips… You can get rid of the kind of annoying little voice assistant guy in the voice assistance setup. Separately in the settings you also can select to have volume, home, time, and some other functions displayed at the top of the screen which makes volume control easier (see at top right in pictures). But it doesn’t work on all screens across the board or while in CarPlay. To change from KM to MPH for the car that shows on the home screen look under car settings. Also under car settings is where you’ll need to go to set up the CANBUS for wheel controls. As I said, kind of jumbled.Overall, functionally it’s OK and a reasonable value for the price. Most everything does work and pretty well. But the interface is kind of a mess and makes me like it less. Maybe I’ll get used to it as I use it more but doubt that I’ll ever really come to like it. Granted, it’s trying to do a lot but a lot of what it does should be easier to do.
Jack Driscoll –
Bless This Chaos Box, for It Almost Does What It Promises
At first, I was amazed â the radio worked! What a concept. If you happen to own the exact car model it was designed for, congrats: it comes with all the integration fairy dust your dashboard could dream of. Me? I live dangerously. I chopped off the connector and wired it up myself like some kind of peasant. Surprisingly, it powered on. Promising!Bluetooth? Dead on arrival. But donât worry â after a ritual involving toggling âBluetooth Net,â enabling auto-connect, auto-answer, and whispering sweet nothings to it, *CarPlay* actually kicked in. Miraculous. Maybe the dev team got that part done before lunch. So it may or may not work, I honestly wouldn’t gamble on it.AV-IN? It *has* an icon. And wonder of wonders â it actually works. Cue confetti. I was even starting to believe. But then I tried connecting Bluetooth to a PC. Cue the funeral march. First, it asked for a PIN and failed. Then it ghosted me completely. Classic toxic relationship energy. Moral: it might work with your device. Or it might not. Schrödinger’s Bluetooth.Now, PODOFO. Itâs allegedly voice command software â it even has a cute little AI mascot popping up on screen to remind you what it *could* do if only the developers had thought to include a microphone. Youâd think plugging one in might fix it. Youâd be wrong. Heâs just there for moral support. Like Clippy, if Clippy had unresolved trauma.Thereâs no volume knob. Fine. But thereâs also no *obvious* way to control volume at all â until you long-press the power button, and surprise! You unlock the sacred hidden volume slider. I assume the UI designer has a prank channel on YouTube.Navigation? It ships with âHERE WeGoâ (all caps required). GPS is… serviceable, if you like your location to shimmer and slide slightly. Think of it as ambient positioning.The Play Store and WiFi do work â gotta hand it to them, thatâs two points on the board. Sound output is okay, maybe 40W per channel if you squint hard. The screen is meh, 6/10: 1024×600 at 160dpi, it works but it’s far from brilliant.Specs: <2GB RAM (I checked, you sneeky cheekers), 64 (53) GB storage, quad-core CPU. Those four cores are pushing a whopping 1.5GHz each, which is basically fast enough to render the boot logo in real time. Anything beyond that, expect lag. But hey, at least the lag is consistent.Final take? It *tries*. It really does. But between the flaky Bluetooth, the useless onboard AI, no working mic, and the scavenger-hunt UX, this radio feels like it came from a parallel universe where QA is a myth and documentation is a suggestion.Would I recommend it? If you're installing it in your nemesisâs car, absolutely. Otherwise, itâs a fun toy â just donât expect it to act like a tool. The manual is inadequate and not made-up-for by the on-screen instructions. For the price, I'd find one that works -- entirely.