Top 10 Best Touch Screen Car Stereos
for June 2023

The Corehan 7-inch car stereo is a premium-looking unit with excellent sound and a range of features, including Siri voice control, USB/SD, Bluetooth, and Android Auto. Unlike most car stereos, the Corehan has a bigger touchscreen (7 inches vs. 6 inches), which is easier to see and control. The included steering wheel controls are responsive and easy to engage, and we didn't experience any lag when streaming music via Bluetooth. The audio is punchy and clear, and the unit has more than enough power for even the loudest music. The Corehan is well-suited for anyone who wants a premium car stereo with good sound and a suite of features, but it's expensive. It has an HDMI input, but it's the only one we've seen with a 7-inch display, so it's of interest to only those with TVs in their car. Its remote control is also clunky, and it's heavier than some competitors, which may make it less portable.

The RM-9315 is an affordable, easy to install single-din car stereo that performs well. The 9-inch screen is bright and responsive, and it supports both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. However, it lacks many of the extras found in more expensive units, such as wireless Bluetooth headphones, a CD player, and a built-in backup camera. The RM-9315 also has two USB ports and SD card reader, but only one supports USB audio playback, and the other does not support USB audio playback at all. Also, the RM-9315 has very basic voice control, and you can't control music playback using the steering wheel controls. The RM-9315's FM tuner is mediocre, and it lacks a display to show station, channel, and frequency information. The built-in microphone is also weak, so it's best used with a Bluetooth headset.

The MINYE 7-inch double din car stereo is a delightful surprise. It's an inexpensive car stereo, but it packs a lot of useful features into its small frame. It's compatible with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, so you can easily connect your phone and mirror its screen, which comes in handy for navigation or music. The radio tuner's digital AM/FM radio is crisp and clear, and both the AM and FM tuner have night mode settings for clearer reception at night. The stereo has dual USB ports and four audio outputs (3.5 mm, RCA, and USB), so it's compatible with a wide variety of devices. The dual USB ports can be used to charge your phone or play music from a USB thumb drive, and RCA and USB outputs can be used to connect your iPod, a CD player, or just about any other audio source. The stereo can play music stored on your phone, memory cards, or USB thumb drives, and it has a 3.5 mm audio input jack so you can play music from other devices. The stereo also has Bluetooth capabilities, so you can easily pair with your phone, and wired headphones or speakers can be connected to the stereo's rear-panel 3.5 mm headphone jack. The stereo's dual cameras (one front, one rear) have night vision and an automatic reversing image function, so reversing at night is much safer. The stereo is easy to set up, and the installation kit comes with everything you need to install the stereo in your car. The stereo is reasonably priced for a car stereo, and it provides a lot of features for its price.

We looked at 10 different single din in-dash car stereos, and the ABSOSO 9 inch car stereo was our favorite. It has all the key features that we look for in a car stereo, including Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support, Bluetooth connectivity, an HD backup camera input, and dual USB/SD/AUX inputs, but a 9 inch touch screen was key, as it not only makes the unit smaller but also makes it possible to display more content, like maps. The ABSOSO 9 inch car stereo is also the least expensive model we tested, and it's the only car stereo we tested with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, making it a good choice for anyone on a budget. The ABSOSO 9 inch car stereo has a comfortable, easy-to use interface, and the 9 inch touch screen makes it simple to navigate and view content, including maps. The dual USB/SD/AUX inputs allow you to connect multiple devices, and the AM/FM radio and HD backup camera inputs are great for listening to or viewing media on the go. The ABSOSO 9 inch car stereo's FM tuner has 30 station memory, and the 9 inch touch screen has a 16-band EQ, so you can personalize the sound to your liking. The ABSOSO 9 inch car stereo also includes an HD backup camera input, which automatically turns on when you shift into reverse, making it easy to see behind you. The ABSOSO 9 inch car stereo also supports the MirrorLink and CarPlay features, and the ABSOSOSO 9 inch car stereo's dual USB ports let you connect two devices, such as your smartphone and MP3 player.

The Hieha 7-inch double din car stereo with Bluetooth is a convenient, high-quality option for people used to using smartphones or tablets. It's reasonably priced, and it supports most smartphones running Android 10.1 and below, iOS 13.4 and below, and iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 8 series and below. The Hudl 7 is user friendly, and it comes with an intuitive interface. It also has Bluetooth, so you can pair your phone with the stereo and use the stereo as a speakerphone and for audio playback. The Hudl 7's touch screen is responsive, and it displays good color. We're a bit disappointed that the Hudl 7 can't display images, but most people will have larger images on their smartphone anyway. The Hudl 7 also has WiFi for streaming music and video from your smartphone. The Hudl 7 has built-in GPS, so it's a great tool for navigating. The Hudl 7 has a backup camera, so you can easily see what's happening behind your car. It also has AM/FM radio, so you can listen to your favorite radio stations. The Hudl 7 has an AUX IN port, so you can connect your MP3 player or CD to the Hudl 7. The Hudl 7 also has USB and SD ports, so you can play back music directly from your USB devices. The Hudl 7 has a USB charger, so you can charge your phone and other devices using the Hudl 7's USB port. The Hudl 7's built-in battery lasts about 7 hours, and it has a USB port for charging the battery.

The JOY-D008 car stereo is a solidly engineered, feature-rich option for Apple Carplay owners who want a high quality, full-featured car stereo. It's compatible with most vehicles, has Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth, and a full lineup of other connectivity features, including USB and AUX ports. It's also fully Android Auto compatible, so it supports Google's new in-car operating system, as well as Android's existing CarPlay app. The 7-inch screen is bright and sharp, and it's very responsive, making it easy to navigate and view your phone's content. The sound quality is decent, although it's a bit tinny. The integrated amplifier is powerful enough for most applications, but it's lacking some of the richer tones that you'd get from a dedicated amplifier. The Bluetooth is fast and reliable, and the car stereo's built-in microphone and speaker are high quality. It's also nice that there's no separate power cord, as it lets you use the stereo when you're driving unplugged.

The 10.1 inch Android Radio with GPS Navigation from YMGC is one of the best double din Android car stereo systems we've tested. It's loaded with features, including a built-in GPS receiver, built-in WiFi, and dual USB ports, all of which make it an appealing option for drivers who want the convenience of having their music and maps right in their car. The 10.1 inch touchscreen is bright and responsive, making it easy to use when driving. The YMGC's Android software supports many apps, including Google Maps, Google Docs, Google Play, Spotify, Pandora, and TuneIn. The 10.1 inch touchscreen allows you to access all of these apps and more. The sound quality of the YMGC's speakers is above average. The system also has built-in Bluetooth for wireless music streaming, so there's never any need to plug in your phone. The YMGC's GPS navigation system is very accurate, and the voice prompts were easy to understand. The YMGC's dual USB ports allow you to charge two devices at once, and there's also an SD card reader. Unfortunately, the YMGC does not have a backup camera, which is a big drawback in today's car market. The YMGC is also not compatible with Canbus, so you can't use it with cars that don't support Canbus.

The 7-inch Car Stereo is a pretty good stereo for a mainstream car, and it just got a lot better. This stereo is a double din unit, so it fits in most cars, but it only has two single din inputs, so you can't connect many aftermarket radios to it. But that's a small complaint (most cars have only two single din inputs anyway), and sound quality is quite good. Like other double din units, the 7-inch Car Stereo has good bass, good soundstaging, and decent clarity. But it also has our favorite feature, a touchscreen, which lets you control it from your phone or mirrorlink device. The 7-inch Car Stereo has Bluetooth, USB, and TF card inputs, and it supports USB playback, so it can play files from most USB storage devices. And it has Bluetooth, so you can use your phone to play music or answer calls. The 7-inch Car Stereo has a microphone, too, so you can use it to listen to music while making calls. You can also use the stereo as an audio receiver, but sound quality isn't as good, and it doesn't have high fidelity audio playback. The 7-inch Car Stereo also has speakers on both sides, so it's loud enough for a car, and it has big 35mm woofers and 28mm tweeters. The 7-inch Car Stereo has a 2.1A USB port, so it can charge your phone while it's playing your music. The 7-inch Car Stereo has 3.5mm aux-in and 1/8-inch AUX output, so it can connect to most aftermarket in-dash radios. The 7-inch Car Stereo also has RCA outputs, so you can use it with a home stereo system, and the AUX output supports RCA analog audio, so you can also use it with a second car or a home audio system. The 7-inch Car Stereo is affordable, and sound quality is decent, and it has a touchscreen, so it's the best mainstream car stereo we tested.

The 10.1-inch double din car stereo receiver from Spigen is worth considering if you don't need the touchscreen controls of the more expensive Clarion and Pioneer units, or if you simply prefer the simplicity of the Spigen design. The 10.1-inch display is large enough to watch videos, and it handles navigation well. The display is bright and crisp, and the menu system is easy to use. The sound quality is strong, and the volume on the unit itself is quite loud. The FM tuner is decent, and the unit supports Bluetooth and Android Auto. The 10.1-inch display is big enough to accommodate two smartphones, and it also has aux-in and USB ports for connecting other devices. The 10.1-inch display also makes it easy to see the rearview camera video when you're reversing, and the camera has a good field of view. The rear camera also has a parking mode, but the rear camera isn't great in low light.

If you're looking for a head unit that's easy to set up and use, the AMprime 2 Din Bluetooth FM Receiver Android Car Stereo is a good option. It has a decent size 10-inch touch screen and easy menu system, plus it's compatible with Android, iOS, and Windows Phone devices, which is a big plus. It has GPS navigation, Bluetooth, and WiFi, plus it has dual USB ports and video output/input. This head unit was cheaper when we reviewed it than other comparable units, but it's a little outdated now, and other units have caught up. It doesn't have a built-in backup camera or Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, and it can't connect to smartphones via Bluetooth. It also lacks a CD player, and the voice instructions in the car player aren't as comprehensive as we'd like. But if you aren't looking for the most advanced features, this head unit is a good choice.