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Question: If your car has xm will the unit still be able to play xm?
Document: Product is nice looking, but the face plate feels very cheapy made.Bluetooth works nice with the external microphone (still a bit statically, but people can understand you),Navigation worked right out of the box and was very simple to install (I ran mine behind the dash and planted it to the lower center of my windshield).It sounds better then my older Sony explode system.I didn't bother hooking up the parking brake wire to play DVD's as I disabled the function for that - I planned for my kids to be able to watch their movies from the back seat, so this feature kills the unit for me.
The unit does not play video on front screen unless car is parked and parking brake is engaged. There is, however, a very easy way to bypass it, which people can find by searching on internet.The unit is connected to my car's sterring wheel controls. I am able to use all features of my factory installed steering wheel audio buttons.The unit plays all DVDs that I have tried. No issues there.The GPS is pretty good that it gets a lock on the position within seconds and has never failed even when the sky was dark with clouds.
It connects fairly easily to smartphone but the sound quality is horrible. There is a continuous hissing sound produced by the unit. I have correct noise reduction, ground isolators, line noise filters installed (for techy guys) but I have not been able to eliminate the hiss. I have an external noise suppressing mic installed and configured but the person on the other end always complains about not being able to hear me clearly.In a nutshell, if you simply want to play music, watch DVDs, connect iPod, reverse and have basic GPS functionality then this unit will be fine.
My main grip about this unit is the USB feature. Started having problems with it not long after installing it. For some reason it gets stuck in the "INTRO" mode when using USB or Ipod for music. Major FAIL for this unit. This is the main feature as far as I'm concerned. No doubt that I probably just got a faulty unit but still, in this day & time this should never be an issue with any headunit. USB and Ipod play back should be up to par on any headunit by now.
But very soon I forgot about it.There are a ton of options with this unit. I have a reverse camera connected to it. The unit automatically shows the camera view when I reverse my car.I have connected and external video player to it via AV input jacks. I can also connect my handycam to it. iPod or another mp3 player can be connected easily.I have also connected a rear seat video screen so that I can play DVDs while I am driving and my kid can watch in the back seat.
Hi greetings from Guayaquil Ecuador, finally i have my Car Radio.i installed it in a RENAULT LOGAN DINAMIQUE 2009 and works very well, i hope that Dual Electronics help the people that have this radio in South America can be use the GPS with Maps of South America in my case i need the maps of ECUADOR, because the radio by default haves installed maps of North America and for the people of South America not serve us,i want to know if somebody can help me with the South America GPS map update, and finally i conected my iphone 5 with the radio and only can play music, not videos from iphone and USB unit.
But if you want a better quality GPS and handsfree bluetooth then I will suggest you look elsewhere.Although the unit is still functional I am planning to replace it with a better quality one from another company because bluetooth quality is bad, unit is noisy and screen resolution is low.
The main thing I liked about this unit was how it looked. With that said, I read all of the reviews and still bought it. The best thing about this unit is the GPS. It works flawlessly. I have even found shorter routes that I would have never known about using the navigation. Even when not using GPS it will tell you when you are going over the speed limit. Kinda of annoying at first, like riding with your mom always telling you to slow down, but has saved me from more than a couple of speeding tickets.
I bought this in 2012 at Frys. Was warned the screen or motor malfunctions around 2 years. They are right because it did. Still have warranty and getting it replaced. The touch screen is not responsive like a phone,  gps is difficult to find address,  hard to see in glare, it hums, but it looks great and cool how screen flips out. You are getting exactly what you paid for. This is a good unit for a first buyer who wants this look but cant afford the nice ones. I cant recommend this product.
So, to disable it. Go to A/V 1 (switching modes) and press these buttons on the remote controller in order. (esc) (esc) 7714 (OK)Then switch back to your DVD.This will disable the protection on the device that disallows you from running DVDS while not in park. (Pull parking brake up for one second, then release, then reapply parking brake - This is the normal way to get DVDS playing without it disabled.If you need the master code for this unit as well, send me a message and I'll give it to ya.I give this product 4 stars, it does everything I could ask of it and more, but I don't feel it's going to be a single din head unit that I will see still working in the next 3 years.I think it's a great unit for anyone wanting a cheap upgrade (Like me) and won't mind having to replace it if it goes tits up.
Answer: As long as the built in xm is desperate from the factory radio you should be able to wire it in