First of all, the model is called -> 7010B <-. You can also find it in other listings on Scroutz. Its reviews are mixed.
As a first comment, I would mention that it is not a high-demand product because the internal software is slow, resulting in not always having an immediate response to commands. For someone who is used to the immediacy of a mobile phone, this can be considered annoying. It requires attention and not too much pressure on the screen. If you find it priced between 50-60 euros, I would recommend ignoring it as it is not worth that cost.
However, at 32 euros and compared to a simple 1 DIN radio, it is a substantial upgrade as it does the same and even more.
It has a USB port, a media player for videos and photos, Bluetooth for connecting to your phone and making calls, FM radio, synchronization with your phone via USB to view, for example, Google Maps or anything else.
Note that it does NOT have its own GPS and does NOT have Android software. Do not be influenced by the advertising labels.
The connection/installation may leave you with mixed feelings as you will need to connect cables/adapters, including those included. If you do NOT use them, it will work, but with possible side effects. For example, it would turn off when I turned on the lights. Another difficulty is that you may need to remove some plastic parts of your car by hand, so if all these things scare you or you do not feel comfortable doing it yourself, it is better to go to an electrician.
One last interesting feature is that it can be connected to a special camera (not included) that you can place at the back of your car to have a view.
The overwhelmingly negative reviews I have read here on Scroutz (for this specific model) find me in disagreement, and I consider it unfair to expect so much from the cheapest product in its category. It is certainly not a top product, it certainly cannot be considered AAA construction, but it is not a waste either.
In summary, I am quite satisfied with the purchase and would recommend it if you are looking for something simple to replace your 1 DIN radio. In addition to that, it will give a different look to the interior of your car.

For something more powerful and comprehensive, it would be good to look at options starting from 90+ euros.

Note 1: I installed it in a Chevrolet Matiz 2009. I imagine it can be done in all similar models, including Daewoo.
Note 2: The references to the price (32 euros) are valid until 2/11/22 when I wrote the text.
Note 3: For a more expensive/demanding option, I would advise looking for a device that has Android software. Not only will it be more stable in performance, but you will also have the ability to install whatever you want. Especially those that mention having 2GB of RAM (or more) are considered the best solutions for car use.