Carpuride W502B 5" for BMW R1200GS R1250GS S1000XR Motorcycle

Excelente pero:.... 1: No es totalmente contra agua. Si lavas la moto procura quitarlo 2: De repente se apendeja y se apaga mientras estás andando.

Instant install on my 2018 R1200 RT. Simple case of click in place. Set up was straightforward to connect Android Auto to my Pixel 8 Pro and then to my Lexin G2P headsets. All works very well and the touch sensitivity is spot on. Nice clear screen. The added bonus for me is the equaliser as it means you can tune it so the sound suits the headset without changing the parameters on the phone. I use Amazon Music and sound quality seems to be very good. Overall very happy given the price (a quarter of the Nav 6). No "wonder wheel" compatibility but I wouldn't use that anyway.

Fits in the cradle of my 20141200RT perfectly and I would have given 5 stars if the set up instructions to link to the headset had been clearer. Update: I've reduced my rating to 3 because after trying out the unit on the bike I found the screen very difficult to see in daylight, the icons too small for a gloved finger and the lack of a case or bag too keep it in when removed from the bike. Unfortunately, I have returned it. Updated Review: Having tried other navigation products I decided to give the Carpuride 502b another go and ordered again. I used it today in a mixture of sunlight and light cloud a found the screen to be pretty clear so why the previous one wasn’t I don’t know. Overall, I’m happy with this at the price point but can only give it 4 stars as I still find the screen icons too small for a gloved finger and a soft case would be nice.

Las funciones son muy buenas, pero llego defectuoso, de repente y de manera realmente frecuente, se vuelve errático y cambia de apps y se apaga y enciende y es imposible de usar hasta reiniciarlo

I'm very happy with it, for the price point. I like that everything links right up and works very simply around town (maps, spotify automatically work through my headset when I fire up my bike). Since I have always used my phone for backcountry travel, I have apps that function outside cell service and I always download my maps before setting off. If you are not used to downloading maps and using apps that can access GPS without cell service, you may find this unit limiting. I don't think that is the unit's fault. You can spend 2x or 3x and get something a bit more seamless, but I think the slight difference between "around town" and "middle of nowhere" riding is not an issue. If you're riding hundreds of miles away from cell coverage and civilization, you are probably used to proper planning and preparation, so having to use some app other than the go-to map apps probably isn't a big deal. Please note, this unit works great outside of cell service, you just have to know what you're doing. I feel like all the options out there now fall into three categories: Solid GPS with no carplay (inconvenient), Cheap carplay systems (require planning when you lose cell service), and great hybrid systems (cost an arm and a leg). This is a cheap carplay unit, but I think with a few good backcountry apps and a sliver of planning, it is great. I machined a custom mount for mine (I bought it with the BMW adapter, since I have considered putting a BMW cradle on my bikes). As a note, the unit uses the mount as a heat sink. When you remove it, you will see the processor and a piece of thermal transfer foam. I feel like the stock mount was not ideal for wicking away heat, so I added heat sink fins to my mount. In its stock form, I might be a little concerned about heat in the middle of summer moving slowly through the desert in 110 degree heat. It got warm (not hot) just sitting in my 65 degree shop after a couple of minutes not even transferring audio or navigating. I may be overreacting, but if you are swapping out mounts, it may be something to consider. I love the size options, too. The 5" fits my setup perfectly. I don't want to feel like I have a giant tablet strapped to my bike that does occasionally get dumped in a sand pit.