Lamtto RC12 5.5” DVR Motorcycle Stereo Wireless Car Radio Carplay Touchscreen With Front & Rear 2K + 1080P Dash Cam

I took about 1,500 km to review this item...
The installation was very simple with the help of a mechanic who told me which wire carried the current under key (otherwise it does not turn off when you turn off the bike and becomes a problem for the battery).
Attached are the photos of the dashcams which have excellent quality, they are waterproof (I tested it, unfortunately with a nice water bomb).
I set the rear one to mirror because it is very convenient as a rearview mirror.
The display is bright and fast, it connects easily to the cell phone even though I have a cheap phone! Even with a lot of light you can see the screen well.
I highly recommend it.

Now that we've been using Android Auto in 3 cars, I needed it for my scooter too.

Thanks to the dashcams, you can also take some nice driving shots when you're out for a nice ride.

Android Auto works absolutely flawlessly, just like Maps.

The music and volume can be controlled using the "handlebar remote control" and I no longer have to fiddle around with my helmet.

The display automatically dims at night and is easy to read.

All in all, a very good purchase that I'm sure will bring me a lot of joy.

Mounted on a z500.
Fast, fluid and clearly visible screen.
Good cameras (2K), excellent value for money.
Quick and easy application.
Easy assembly and simple to understand manual.
Used only to top of the range, garmin and vantrue, I must admit that it surprised me, I will definitely buy it again.
RECOMMENDED!

Since I recently saw how useful these CarPlays are at a friend's house, I simply asked my girlfriend for one for my motorcycle. And, as you can see, her wish came true. :)
The installation was absolutely easy. I thought it was great that the rubber rings for attaching the handlebar mount are modular. This means that you can remove them layer by layer like an onion until it fits the circumference of the bar and no longer wobbles. Simply tighten it with an Allen key, screw on the monitor and connect it to a power bank that I have stored in my front pocket using a USB-C cable.
Done! No more effort is required.
Of course, there is the more complicated method of connecting all the cables to the battery, but that was too much work for me, as I only drive occasionally and have two left hands. If you like, you can also install a camera for the front and rear, thus having a digital rearview mirror. There is also an SD card included, which you can use to record your journeys if necessary.

Using CarPlay is also super easy. Simply connect it to your smartphone via Bluetooth and then access individual apps such as Spotify, Audible and, above all, Google Maps. There is even a setting for the touchscreen if it rains and the monitor gets wet. Someone actually thought about the product development and considered the everyday needs of motorcyclists.

All in all, I am very happy with it and am glad that I no longer have to put my old and aging iPhone 7 in the holder, always worrying about whether the battery will last in the long term.

Up until now, I had only ever mounted my iPhone on a cell phone holder, which is not ideal for the cell phone camera. So I was looking for a CarPlay system that I could use to connect my iPhone and then use navigation, Spotify, etc.

The installation was quite easy and the cables are long enough to get to everywhere and to lay them properly.
For the power supply, the system combines permanent plus, ground and ignition plus.
This is quite simple because you can simply take the permanent plus and ground from the battery and the ACC cable (ignition plus) is best taken from the fuse box, which supplies the low beam with power.

The picture quality is great and connecting it to the iPhone was also quite easy.
The remote control, which you can attach directly to the handle, is also just good. This means you can control the CarPlay system without taking your hand off the handlebars.
I can really only recommend it here.