Honest for its price, the screen is very easy to install, with an easy menu, quick and sensitive touch response, very good sound reproduction of 4x55W channels (when all other commercial ones are 4x50W), and support for many extras like subwoofers, back-up camera, and even PlayStation 2 (true story).

On the downside, it does not support Android Auto or Apple Car Play, which forces you to use your phone for music and navigation, but it does support Waze for navigation if you hate yourself so much and want to pull your hair out every time you cast your phone to the screen. Also, something I have tried on many Sony sound systems with various phones from Samsung & Apple smartphones to Nokia feature phones, on all Sony sound systems, you need to give Bluetooth 2 minutes to "recover" before you start playing media. Finally, it does not store more than 1 device in its memory, which forces you to set it up from scratch if the passenger princess's device connects (if you know, you know).

Other than that, for €250 which I bought it for 3 years ago, it has paid for itself, and is many times better than the Chinese knockoffs with outdated Android tablet software that everyone is putting in now. If you don't care about having your phone apps in the car, and want to put in a brand-name screen without paying €500+, for me this is the solution.