XTRONS 13.3 Inch Car Overhead Player Ultra-Thin 1920 * 1080 FHD Screen Car Roof Mounted Flip Down Car TV Support HDMI, USB (Built in Speaker)

The media could not be loaded. Amazing flip down tv! I agree with others that this may not truly be a 1080p display, but it is super clear and has great picture and aspect ratio settings! The usb and sd can go beyond 32gb. Just format your drive to FAT32 (I used 64kb cluster size) and make sure your media files don’t exceed 4gb each. Windows 10 doesn’t format larger usb flash drives and sd cards to fat 32, so I downloaded Aomei Partition Assistant (freeware version) and that allows you to format any drive to almost any format. This player does not support drives formatted as NTFS or exFat from my experience. For those who reviewed usb doesn’t work, that may have been the issue :-) your drives 32gb or larger may be exFat formatted when purchased and that’s no good for this player.Now for many of us concerned about sound, let’s address the elephant in the room, Lack of Aux or Audio Out. Luckily I like to tinker and took this bad boy apart, SEE MY PHOTOS FOR MY WIRED AUDIO OUTPUT TRICK! Also try my trick at your own risk, know how to solder or show the pics to a professional installer that knows how to solder and is willing as part of your install. I can only confirm that this works for the Xtrons CM136HD 13.3”. Xtrons other models that are missing aux may have these same connections available inside, but I don’t know for sure. Make sure your connector matches mine as well, in case Xtrons decides to make revisions to their design :-)

When the unit would not recognize the USB drive, I tried contacting the customer service department. Ended up calling the number for China. Spent $40 on the call waiting to speak to someone who speaks English. Then had someone take my email and never contact me again…a depressing.At that same time, I couldn’t get the IR headphones to connect. But I thought I would solve that when they got back to me…. Riiiight!Two months later, we have another trip planned so I reach out to them via Amazon. In my request for help, I provide the information I have gathered through trial and error, online, and in conversations I’ve had with car audio technicians. They responded within the day with, “maybe you have the batteries in wrong.” And “Are you sure you’re sitting close enough to the device?” Both answers are telling me that they think the customer is the issue and it couldn’t possibly be their device. Blaming others is a lack of ownership.I replied to this communication with disapproval of their efforts and haven’t heard back from them for days.The device is beyond the 30 day grace period. It does have a 1 year warranty but those usually mean their lawyers can explain away anything they don’t want to cover.In my experience, I think the device would be totally fine if it functioned as advertised. The screen is quite clear and large enough for our 2022 Toyota Sienna. However, customer service is crap.

I have to give 3 star in the install because i will have to do it twice i recieved mine damage on the screen but amazon is sending me a new one right away.. i only have haft of the screen has picture and its super nice so im guessing it with a realy nice monitor when i get my replacement in a few days hoping amazon will give sone discount for the time im losing

Great for the price. Sound with IR is spotty as line of sight is bad with the where the transmitter is in the unit. I am using a different transmitter plugged into my head unit. This is still well worth it for the price. Installed in my 2010 Odyssey to replace factory rear entertainment system when I replaced the head unit as well (Nov 2019). I will update post if anything goes wrong, but so far it has been awesome on trips. I spray painted some plexiglass and covered the whole in our headliner as the factory unit was a lot longer in size. I used a piece of ply wood for mounting it to the metal bracket that was already in place from the previous unit.

I've been sent two of these units, and neither work. Their behavior, however, is different, despite them not working.The first one, white lights turn on and soon as B+ is hooked up. And if I start the car car, those lights flash quickly. That's it, no other signs of life.The second one was obviously a return, as it had no packing material and was missing all of the screws. On this one, the lights would change if I pressed the lights button, things would flash if I plugged in a USB drive out pressed power, but nothing at all on the display.I've tested proper voltage and ground to the screen connections, and everything is good. Pretty disappointed in this product.UPDATE: The new item I was sent was indeed bad. The used item I was sent was actually good. I was attempting to run power to the device through the red wire on a video/power siamese cable, but it wasn't big enough. Once I ran a dedicated wire just for power, it booted up just fine. What I'm dealing with now is alternator/fan motor noise in the composite video picture. Turning the AC off gets rid of almost all of it, but that's not an option in Las Vegas. Playing directly from USB there is no issue, however, that's not how I want to use it. I've got composite video hooked up to my head unit to playback from USB there. I'm going to attempt to install a Pipeman's Inline Power Noise Supressor Filter on the power coming off the battery to see if it clears it up. A lot of people use them for audio noise, but I've heard of them clearing up the picture on backup cameras too. Hope it does this trick. Changing review to 3 stars.

Still kicking

I paid the audio shop $200 to instal this into my car. After installation there was power but no picture. Now I made them take it back off And I have to return it and get a replacement installed. Now I have to pay extra to the audio shop to get a replacement installed because the seller has no quality control or tests done to this product before they ship out to the customers.