Too good to be true?

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I got an older version (pics in my gallery) still available for 100quid I think it works a treat bit of messing with the settings and instructions but it works really well, got the rear camera hooked up to it also, Bluetooth works a treat with my phones for calls and playing music and can be controlled by the head unit.

Only issue is every now and then the thing resets as ithinkmy version is short on ram or has a little program conflict, sat Navy runs from an SD so could even be that that's poor quality, but that said you could run any sat Navy like garmin or totmtom from that SD slot.
Only other issue was sound until I figured out I had to adjust volume asit spoke (also used sound forge to increase base volumes from file on SD).

There's a factory settings option which is where main settings are (wasn't obvious) and I had to change the TV/radio region etc to Europe (no.2).

But overall for the money its a good system...
 
I have the older version of that not a bad piece of kit for the price ,as with everything you get what you pay for. GPS packed up on mine after 12 months but did
get swapped between vehicles
I now have the single din version runs Windows 8 and has internet not bad for less than £200
 
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