I’ve done some research. Lots of car “AI Boxes” that essentially turn your screen into a tablet have audio lag and poor resolution. This one has been reviewed to be the best for streaming and video with no lag and supposedly cuts down on choppiness others have and has great resolution output.
I didn’t look too far into it.
Hey man, any chance you would be able to help me out? I recently purchased this and am not understanding how to get it hooked up to the car. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I’m trying to have this set up to help my son/wife stay busy on long drives that we take.Working on TRD Pro. Pretty great little setup. Haven’t decided where I want to put it yet but I will only be using this for when I sometimes will have lunch in my car at work, don’t worry I bring a bib and towel (joking but I should) or little car camps. So I will unplug and put away when I’m driving to switch to using internal CarPlay and the Toyota UI. I think the sound output is better when you use internal CarPlay as well, playing through the Bruxe’s spoofed CarPlay is not as smooth and loses sound quality. Overall, I will be loving the ability to watch off-road YouTube videos sometimes at lunch and maybe a full-back seat movie when camping. Next March watching games in the car has me excited, and to the haters, no I won’t watch and drive I’m not stupid I feel like I’ve turned into a 16 year old driving this thing I’m so careful. I mean the thing is a tv screen! I shouldn’t love the big thing as much as I do.
I’ll try and do an update with how consistent quality is after I get to poke around and test some apps but I assume it’s all internet connection. The thing seems to have solid enough graphics power to stream a video well with good connection.
https://www.bruxecarplay.com/produc...ess-ai-box-apple-carplay-android-auto-adapter
