[FYT Android Head Units] mastrv:
I have a TEyes SPro. There is also a TEyes CC2 model. These are identical hardware but TEyes puts more effort or modifications in the CC2 model. In fact, TEyes also offers a purchase to "activate" the CC2 firmware on the SPro.

In any case, you should be careful about flashing firmware you're not familiar with. I'm not saying don't do...it's definitely possible. What I mean is that if/when you get into trouble while on the new firmware, it may be difficult to get assistance, especially if you need it from Joying or if you need help urgently. Be prepared to be without a functioning unit until you can flash back to a known setup. If you have any issues with the TEyes firmware, there is a russian language forum on the 4pda.ru site.

If you're going to try this, know that recently in March / April time frame, TEyes updated the MCU for the CC2. They differentiate between a G23 and G32 version of the MCU. The functionality to recognize Long Key Presses on steering wheel controls (SWC) was added. So, I'd recommend trying the SPro firmware. Some SPro owners that tried the newer CC2 firmware and have issues, can't go back or need to flash some universal patch to make SWC function again...don't know the details.

I too, bought and liked the interface on the TEyes SPro. But that's the kind of thing that you may get tired of after a while. Instead, if all is working well on your Joying head unit, I would recommend a separate car launcher. There are several available such as Agama, FCC launcher and CarWebGuru. I would recommend the CarWebGuru launcher/interface. Very easy to set up and huge functionality. You can set up 6 different screens with its own theme and switch between them with a swipe. It's free and comes with many different themes. Additional themes can be purchased through the Play store. You can also load these on your Android phone or tablet to try them out. There are sites with more info and Youtube videos you can find to show you the available themes and more info on CarWebGuru.

A couple of notes about the interfaces on the SPro and the CC2:

- The CC2 is only a single page. No multiple pages to add app shortcuts to. There is a dock where you can add a limited amount of shortcuts to

- There are 2 or 3 layouts of interface available on the CC2 that you can switch to. The SPro interface is one of them. All of these are "fixed" layouts with the navigation window, music/radio window, and other info such as a clock. In my opinion, they look good, but are really less functional as they don't use the entire window.

- The SPro interface has multiple pages that can have shortcuts.

- The SPro main window has a fixed number of app shortcuts. If you want one more, not possible or one fewer than available you will have an empty position.

Also, there are bugs in the SPro/CC2 firmware, as there are with all software :) Some issues include sound volume with radio, Canbus modules that don't seem to work as they should.

There are also several mods that seem useful. I haven't tried them yet. One includes a modified front/rear camera app, modified radios, OBD app changes.

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What are these mediaserver mods being referred to?