I picked up the CB7 Pro for my 2017 Honda CRV and honestly wish I'd done it sooner. My CRV only had wired CarPlay, and I was tired of plugging in my phone every single time I got in the car. This box solved that instantly — wireless CarPlay works flawlessly now, connects within seconds of starting the engine.But wireless CarPlay is really just the starting point. The full Android interface running on the factory screen is where this thing shines. Split screen is a game changer — I can have navigation on one side and music controls on the other without constantly switching back and forth. The interface feels smooth and responsive, way better than what Honda gave me from the factory.The HDMI out for a rear display is a great touch if you've got kids or passengers who want their own entertainment. Having access to the full range of Android apps on the factory head unit makes the car feel like it jumped forward several model years. YouTube, streaming apps, even a proper web browser — all running right on the stock screen.Setup was straightforward. Plugged it into the CarPlay port, followed the steps, and I was up and running in minutes. No cutting wires, no replacing the head unit, no dealer visit. Everything still works through the factory stereo exactly how it should.If you're on the fence about upgrading your older car's infotainment without ripping everything out, this is the move. It's one of those rare products that actually delivers on everything it promises.