W702B PRO Motorcycle Carplay Screen for BMW R1200GS R1250GS S1000XR Motorcycle, 7 inch Waterproof Touchscreen, Portable Carplay/Android Auto GPS Navigation for Motorbike, Dual Bluetooth

I have a ‘16 GSA with the factory nav mount. You can just mount the Carpuride onto the factory mount (it clips in with nothing else), but I questioned if it would stay on for rough roads.. An easy solution - almost as if they intended this (but it’s not in the manual that I found and the screws they included were too short).. There are 4 screw holes on the Carpuride that align perfectly at least with my ‘16 GS’ factory holes around the nav. The problem is those BMW screws, even if turned around, are too short AND the wrong thread size. Carpuride came with 4 screws of the right diameter but 1) they won’t fit through the bmw nav holes and 2) they’d be too short. Easy solution: 1) Get 4 new screws of the photographed size (5mmx40mm 0.8 pitch thread). 2) Drill the plastic holes in the 2 OEM GPS mount pieces just a bit larger so the new screws will slide through. This is plastic so easily drilled. On the larger piece drill from the rear as the front has these little inset metal pieces (they’ll come out once drilled). 3) Then assemble again, I’d advise a little blue locktite on the threads since it’s a motorcycle and will vibrate (and that will keep the screws from coming loose). Now it’s both bolted to the bike so it can’t fall off - and it’s also in the GPS cradle and locked with your key. So there’s a little theft deterrence too if someone unscrewed those 4 screws. 4) On my year (‘16) GS I found the bars (brake reservoir) would bump the nav at full lock. To prevent, I simply cut the 2 factory zip ties on the wire to leave more slack, then I could slide the entire mount assembly an inch or two further to the left (and more centered) which allowed clearance on both sides at full lock. Tighten your 4 screws and you’re good to go. And the GPS is great - super easy to use, just sync to your phone in seconds and it’s ready with all the normal CarPlay functionality. I also connected a Cardo headset so I could hear things. Highly recommended!

The Carpuride W603 Motorcycle CarPlay screen works perfectly! It connects easily to my phone, the display is bright and clear even in sunlight, and the touch response is smooth. Navigation, music, and calls all work great while riding — super convenient and safe. The build quality feels solid, and setup was simple. I like it a lot and highly recommend it to any rider!

I love my carpuride👍 believe me I tried 3 other brands and they all either didn't connect right or just flat out didn't work. Trust me, spend a little more money and get a good carpuride unit. Don't waste your time thinking your going to save money by getting a cheaper unit. I will say though that android play is a little more limited in terms of functionality compared to Apple car play, but this is just the way android auto works. No fault of the carpuride.i love mine so far, I live in Florida and have ridden through some very heavy summer time rain and it still works like new.

Pretty simple install, I wired mine to a fused distro box in my fairing I setup for accessories. Little slow on initial boot but haven't had any connection issues or lagging so far with AA. Works with both my Bose earbuds and my Pioneer in dash radio. Only complaint so far was the sun visor was missing the install screws, I used the ones from the wired remote which didn't fit over my air cushion grips. Unit seems pretty sturdy, happy with the purchase.

Muy bueno

Excelente producto. Fácil instalación. Recomendado

I love it, great purchase

Google / Gemini voice assistant will not work over bluetooth helmet headset microphone. However, this seems to be a Google, and not Carpuride, issue. It also seems to be common to all the Android Auto smart screen motorcycle devices. Google wants to use the microphone on your phone or Android Auto device and not the microphone in your helmet. In addition, there is no Android phone setting to force use of the helmet microphone. This means that while riding, you have to stop in order to speak into the phone microphone or AA microphone. For me, this largely defeats the purpose of having an AA smart screen on my motorcycle. When I was using my Android phone directly, that is without an Android Auto smart screen, I could speak to google assistant (though not consistently). So the only advantage the W603 offers is that it would be more resistant to heat/sun, rain, and vibration than my phone was. The W603 does work for music and navigation (once started). You just can't say something like "navigate to XYZ" while riding. I'm giving three stars because this is really a Google, not Carpuride, issue. However, Carpuride does claim that the W603 works with Google voice without adding the important fact that it won't work with your helmet microphone.