Teyes spro

I have a Teyes CC3, which replaced the sPro in my 79 series Landcruiser. It comes standard with wireless appleplay & android auto & gets regular updates. I bought it from Teyes Australia , cost a bit more than Aliexpress, but I have had good support. This is the link to them. Teyes Landcruiser

When I bought mine in 2020 it came with the right cables for my 2006 GXL 100 series .
Had to use Google Translate to program the unit to English

Jason,

If you can afford the little bit extra, buy it from Teyes Australia. When I got mine for my 2010 Prado, they sent the wrong harness and after two months of trying to get it exchanged through AliExpress, I gave up and made it myself.

As you said they almost never answer questions and the only contact they have is through WhatsApp.

A friend purchased his through Teyes Australia and reports that he's had good service and follow up on questions he had.

Ron

Hi everyone thanks so much for your input.
Had an answer today from Dan at Teyes and he informs me they don't even list the SPRO anymore and suggests the CC3 as their flagship headunit.
Without having done any research on these does anyone know how they compare to the spro??

Not a Teyes SPRO but I recently replaced my Clarion headunit with this one - Eonon 10.1 Inch Android 10 Universal Double Din Car Stereo with Octa-core processor and 3GB RAM - Q03PRO but I paid a bit more that that.

I went for this unit as it ticked all my boxes of "must have" plus I was able to download the user manual before making the purchase. I also contacted Eonon a couple of times with questions and they answered within good time.

There is a YouTube review for this unit here - 2022 Eonon Q03Pro FLAGSHIP Android Car Head Unit Review - Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto and it was rated in the top 10 infotainment units.

It did not come with a wiring adaptor harness but you can get them from Aerpro but I just did a wire for wire soldered connection. The only problem I had was getting the Steering Wheel Control working but was able to adapt one from Aerpro with any problems.

In hindsight the job would have been much easier if I had known that the adaptor harnesses were available but I still managed without it.