Sorry for the confusing question: but several years ago, I looked for head-units for my Suzuki Celerio as well. It was impossible to find any unit below € 200 and now all of a sudden, the cheapest units are around € 100 including vat.
So I found a unit from Justnavi: as always AliExpress sellers have misleading advertising. They basically advertise an expensive head-unit called QT10, which has quite some nice specs....
But the unit you get for € 113 is called QT1, and only has 1GB RAM: which I thought should be sufficient, because the screen resolution is only 1024x600 and not 1280x720. Although comparing it to my Mi 10T Lite, which has 6GB of ram, than I think it might be bit less.
And of course no Android auto support: but actually, when it doesn't work wireless than I don't see the point of using something like that. Another thing I'm a bit worried about: my current autoradio, has built-in handsfree calling and it works perfectly.
Even though that Auto-Radio is quite simple: it has Bluetooth and a CD player, but at least my phone always connects instantly with the car radio. So the smartphone has been working quite good, for navigation and music ( Spotify ).
I would only probably use such a head-unit for navigation and Spotify: although I have a consideration, about the power consumption? Doesn't a android head-unit drain the cars battery? Yes I know it's being recharge while driving, but I don't use my car that frequently.
So I found a unit from Justnavi: as always AliExpress sellers have misleading advertising. They basically advertise an expensive head-unit called QT10, which has quite some nice specs....
But the unit you get for € 113 is called QT1, and only has 1GB RAM: which I thought should be sufficient, because the screen resolution is only 1024x600 and not 1280x720. Although comparing it to my Mi 10T Lite, which has 6GB of ram, than I think it might be bit less.
And of course no Android auto support: but actually, when it doesn't work wireless than I don't see the point of using something like that. Another thing I'm a bit worried about: my current autoradio, has built-in handsfree calling and it works perfectly.
Even though that Auto-Radio is quite simple: it has Bluetooth and a CD player, but at least my phone always connects instantly with the car radio. So the smartphone has been working quite good, for navigation and music ( Spotify ).
I would only probably use such a head-unit for navigation and Spotify: although I have a consideration, about the power consumption? Doesn't a android head-unit drain the cars battery? Yes I know it's being recharge while driving, but I don't use my car that frequently.