BMW X2 Series 2016-2018 (F39) - Premium Head Unit Upgrade Kit: Radio Infotainment System with Wired & Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Compatibility
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If you want a premium listening experience, then you're going to want one of these. Whether you want to listen to your favorite tunes or talk on the phone, this car head unit will give you all the space you need. With all the Apple CarPlay or Android Auto capabilities you want, this is an essential car accessory for any man.
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Specifications
| CPU/Core | Snapdragon 662 SM6115 8-Core @2.0Ghz |
| RAM |
4 / 6 / 8 GB DDR3
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| SSD-Storage |
64 / 128 / 256 GB SSD
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| Apple CarPlay | wired and wireless |
| Android Auto | wired and wireless |
| Brand | baeumer technologies |
| Resolution | 1280*480 / 1920*720 |
| Screen Size | 10.25" / 12.3" |
| Screen Type | IPS, Capacitive 5-Finger Multi Touch Screen |
| Operation System | Android 13 |
| Connection |
Touch
WiFi
USB
Bluetooth 5.0
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| Warranty | 3 Years |
| Features |
Apple CarPlay
Android Auto
Bluetooth 5.0
Hands Free
Phone Link
Mirror Screen
Built-in Microphone
Split Screen
Hi-Res Audio
Car Steering Wheel Control
WiFi
GPS
MP3/4 Player
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| Placement | Dashboard |
| Notice | For best results an auxiliary port is necessary |
How to find out what operating system your BMW has:
Fits BMW X2 Series (F39) 2016, 2017, 2018
General FAQs
Will I still be able to access the car's service history with the new head unit?
Absolutely! Our upgrade only replaces the screen, not your car's core functions. You can easily switch between your original car software and our advanced Android-based system. This means all your previous features, like accessing the service history, remain intact. It's the best of both worlds!
Is the new system a complete replacement for my old one?
Not at all. Think of it as a screen upgrade that adds more features. Your original car software remains unchanged. The new system simply provides an alternative interface with more functionalities, like touch screen, Apps, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto. You can switch between the two whenever you want.
My screen has a blue tint, but the display screen on the website appears black. Did I get the right item?
Yes, you did! Every screen we ship out comes with this blue tinted protective layer. This blue tint is a special feature to combat sun glare and enhance the viewing experience. Depending on your preference, you can either keep it on or easily remove it to reveal the clear screen beneath. It's your choice!
Setup and Installation FAQs
I want my car's display (head unit) to access the internet using WiFi. How do I set it up?
The head unit, or the main display in your car, can do more than just play music or show radio stations. You can actually connect it to the internet, much like a smartphone or computer. Doing so lets you access online features, stream music, or even download updates. However, if you're using Zlink to mirror your phone's apps to the head unit, there might be some steps to follow to ensure a smooth WiFi connection. Here's how:
1. What's Zlink?
Zlink is a feature that lets your car's display (head unit) show and control apps from your phone, like maps or music. But, if you want the display to connect directly to the internet via WiFi, Zlink can sometimes get in the way.
2. Disconnect from Zlink:
On your car's display, find the Zlink option and disconnect or turn it off.
3. Avoid Zlink Reconnecting Automatically:
In the Zlink settings on the display, there might be a feature called auto-connect' or similar. Make sure it's turned off so Zlink won't try to reconnect by itself.
4. Connect to WiFi:
Now, go to the WiFi settings on your car's display, find your desired WiFi network, and connect as you would with a phone or computer.
1. What's Zlink?
Zlink is a feature that lets your car's display (head unit) show and control apps from your phone, like maps or music. But, if you want the display to connect directly to the internet via WiFi, Zlink can sometimes get in the way.
2. Disconnect from Zlink:
On your car's display, find the Zlink option and disconnect or turn it off.
3. Avoid Zlink Reconnecting Automatically:
In the Zlink settings on the display, there might be a feature called auto-connect' or similar. Make sure it's turned off so Zlink won't try to reconnect by itself.
4. Connect to WiFi:
Now, go to the WiFi settings on your car's display, find your desired WiFi network, and connect as you would with a phone or computer.