CarpodGo

A: Yes. All models in our Carpod T3 series feature automotive-grade fully laminated screens, which present a sleek, unified black appearance for a sense of quality. Full lamination reduces light reflection, making the screen display clearer and more vivid. Additionally, the screen resolution is as high as 1920*720, with a true brightness of 700 nits and a color range of 16.7 million colors. The cost of this screen module alone is much higher than the retail price of ordinary portable CarPlay products in the market. The automotive-grade full lamination process is also much more expensive than the lamination process used for smartphones or digital tablets. As a product developed for digital tech enthusiasts, the full lamination screen technology is essential.

Q2:Does it support Bluetooth stereo playback in the car？

Q3:Does it support changing songs via the steering wheel buttons？

Q4:What does the mounting bracket look like？

Q5:Does the startup screen include built-in car model logos?

Q6:How is the device powered？

Q7:What are Carpodgo's advantages in the mid-to-high-end market？

Q8:How to play audio in cars without Bluetooth？

Q9:Does the screen support multi-touch?

Q10:Can it play YouTube videos, and can apps be installed on it?

Q11:What CPU is used and how does it perform？

Q12:Does it have a light sensor, and how sensitive is it？

Q13:How stable is the magnetic attachment?

Q14:Why doesn’t the device power off after locking a Tesla model?

Q15:Does it support AirPlay?

Q16:About Carpodgo？

Q17:How to install a reversing camera？

Q18: ..？

A: Yes, it does. In the 'Settings - Sound Output - Dual BT (Display only)' mode on the device, the screen only receives interconnected imagery from the phone and does not participate in sound output. In this mode, the phone's sound is independent; when playing music, the sound comes from the phone's speaker, and when the phone is connected to the car's Bluetooth, the car plays the sound, just as it would with regular phone use. The phone can normally connect to the car's Bluetooth to play stereo sound, supporting maps, music, and phone call audio through the car's sound system. Calls are handled using the car's original microphone, and the system also supports the car's multifunction steering wheel controls. The phone can connect to multiple Bluetooth devices simultaneously, and the advantage of this mode is that Bluetooth audio output from the phone has less latency in sound transmission compared to wireless CarPlay for music. The device is set to 'Display only' mode by default. If this mode is turned off, sound will be emitted through the device, and the microphone will use the screen's integrated microphone for audio pickup. 

A: Yes. This feature is available provided that the phone is connected to the car's Bluetooth. The steering wheel control buttons can manage the phone's music, including track navigation and volume control, even in the 'Dual BT (Display only)' mode. In this mode, the screen only receives the interconnected visual feed and does not interfere with the phone's sound logic. The phone maintains its previous connection method with the car and can simultaneously connect to CarPlay. The phone supports connections to multiple Bluetooth devices at once. In this mode, the car's multifunction steering wheel buttons are compatible for controlling volume and track navigation, and it supports the original car microphone for making calls, using Siri, etc. Both the sound quality and microphone clarity are exceptional.