I am a returning customer from EONON and own a D5102 two years ago. This G2103 Unit is awesome, very fast, easy to install, the service was good, and shipping was fast. Initially they were out of stock but they managed to restock them quickly. They dont have a pre-built ISO adapter for my car but it takes no time to splice and connect. However a slight modification to my stock face trim is required to make it fit because it seems like this unit is a hair too wide. In any case, it wasnt lying, the ARM11 is lightning fast! It was a good buy and I would definitely recommend this to others.

Over all I am very satisfied with this little unit. Mine works as it should but there are a few little quirks that don't bother me to much. I would suggest this unit to anyone considering getting one. I have a 2007 Mazda 3 (with can bus). This unit allows you to continue to use your LED bar (if you have can bus). When installing it, I quickly looked online to keep my kilometres till empty feature. To do this you simply turn your key to "on" and select the "mode" you want to be locked in (I chose K/E). After you choose this you start your install while keeping the key in the "on" position.

The install was very simple. Mine was straight plug and play, I don't have a sub, a reverse camera, A/V outs or A/V in. I plan on getting a reverse camera and maybe a A/V (playstation) in there. For me the hardest part was putting the LED bar on top of the unit (it is easy). I never had a problem tucking wires or what have you. I did forget some clips so the bottom of my unit sticks out .5 inch. I would simply fix it but I don't know where these clips are.

The main screen is super easy to navigate through. I don't have all the settings or "modes" this comes with so I only use 4-5 of the icons. The UI is simple and responds quickly to the touch. No issues here.

The settings are also easy to navigate through and set up. I had an issue with my clock, not saving when I used it, so what I did to fix this was simple click off the GPS time button and it works fine now. I don't understand the steering wheel settings but I am fine with how it comes stock. Audio wise this is a lot better than that of the stock deck. When I crank it up, the speakers don't crap out like they did before. However... I will need new speakers.

I've used the map on multiple occasions (for fun and seriously). I have not had it freed up or anything else that some other people have reported. However if I stop for food or gas and turn off the car it doesn't save where I was going. Not that big of a deal because you can quickly just go into the "recently searched" and get on your way.The UI of the GPS looks a lot like windows 8. When driving it beeps at you all the speed limits which got annoying so I turned that setting off.

Loading up the GPS takes maybe 30 seconds. not to long of a wait.The mix between GPS and music is good and was pleasantly surprised that it told me how close to turn and rerouted. My iPhone don't do that!

Radio works like it should. The only hiccup is (as previously posted) that when I change stations it changes but the LCD and LED does not. Not that big of an issue. Also I have noticed that it cuts out when going under major MAJOR power lines. Not that big of an issue again.

Bluetooth works great with both my wife's and my phone. The sound quality is that of what you would expect for a car phone. If the vets are on the sound will suck more, if your rippen with the window down then the sound will suck. However I am very satisfied with the call quality.

This is what the contacts will look like. Go ahead and prank call them. Just not the "my number" one.

This is where you find your bluetooth music. It works well. You can change songs with the deck itself. That's neat. However most of the music I listen to is on my iPod so I don't use this feature too often.

DVD player works as it should, I can watch while I drive (which I don't do), but that's nice for when my wife and I are on a road trip or something. Sound quality lacks a little bit. I find I have to turn the unit way up to hear the movie and then if i go to radio the sound blasts my ears if i forget to turn it down.

Ipod works tremendously. I love the UI of the deck when it comes to the iPod. If you are searching for an artist then click his/her name then want to go back you have to scroll down all over again. It does not simply go back to the previous screen like the iPod would. Not a big deal. I use playlists mostly.

Overall I am satisfied with the unit. I might upgrade the maps one day and will be adding more to better pull out the potential of this unit, like a reverse camera or other LCD's.For the price, I believe this is the best bang for your buck. Be warned that there are other people with larger issues, but I am sure Eonon is rectifying the situation with these select individuals.Thanks for reading over my review and thanks Eonon for a great product.

Honestly I love this unit and all it has to offer but the map software that comes with it is not up to par with the rest of the unit. Hopefully I can get a better kind of software to work on it so I can see past this issue. Anyways, here it is. Those of you without CAN BUS might benefit. Just as a heads up, I didnt have to modify the wiring for the steering wheels controls. They worked right out of the box. My car is an 05 Mazda 3i.

Here it is, my full detailed review and installation process of the Eonon D5151 - it was an awesome day out so I figured might as well take my time and enjoy the weather while I'm at it. First and foremost was trying to figure out a way to illuminate the LCD screen above the HU as us 04-05 Non CAN-BUS owners have no way of keeping it. Those of you that do have the can-bus system will retain it fully and it will display the proper mode you are in as well such as radio, navi sys, etc.

Next came the GPS antenna placement, pretty much an obvious choice.Now it was time for the iPod cable. I pondered the thought of drilling a hole into the side of the glovebox but decided against it and routed the cable through the ashtray pocket instead. I removed the bulb holder, the bulb itself and the ashtray and fed the cable like this - and an iPod touch fits in nicely.

Now onto the features. First the radio - works perfect, sounds awesome, reception is fine.... what else do you need? - You can change the colours of the unit for a total of 8 colours. I like the stock look.

Next up, BlueTooth. Received a phone call through the unit and was able to hear the other person clearly and vice versa.

Alright, GPS. Was able to find me fine and figure out a route in a matter of seconds, very impressive actually. There are several functions you can personalize in the menu, here is an example - since I need to head to lockdown tomorrow morning I asked for the quickest route without highways.

Next up is the iPod. The pic speaks for itself. Works perfect, I can control it through the steering wheel (just like all the rest of the other modes) and does pretty much whatever you tell it to through the screen.

So far so good, so the last thing to test - which should've been the first. Was that the LCD still worked as I intended it to and voila.

In conclusion I'm very impressed with the unit. The sound quality is very good and better than the stock one. For all the features and the price there really is no comparison when it comes to keeping it as close to stock looks-wise. I'm very happy with the purchase.

Unit was well packaged for transport.

Install is straight forward.

Unit operation

The buttons on the steering wheel do not control the D5161.

Unit information appears on the LCD screen between the speedo and tacho.

Unit dims when side lights are used and reverse camera comes on when selecting reverse gear.

GPS sensor picks up a good signal, I placed it behind the A pillar shroud attached to the pillar with the magnet.

FM and AM radio reception appears good, will investigate further on the move next week.

Bluetooth Phone

Unit connected quickly to HTC Mozart and downloaded contacts.

Would be nice to have a search function, scrolling through 60 contacts to get to 'Home' is tedious.

Making calls is easy enough, caller is clear through the speakers.

Bluetooth A2DP

HTC Mozart connected to unit via A2DP successfully, no stutter, sound clear. Control buttons worked.

Would be nice to have an EQ button to change bass/treble.

Apple connector

I passed this into the glove compartment. Worked well, song details appeared on the D5161. Buttons on screen controlled the Ipod.

USB connector

I attached a 16GB, to the front USB socket via cable provided. File structure shown on screen, buttons search and scan contents of stick.

Same as SD card interface numbers 2-3.

When no codec found for videos there appeared to be no back option. Only the hard buttons 'Home' and 'Mode' moved you away from a blank screen and you have to select the USB option and wait for the unit to scan the contents of the stick before continuing. Not cool.

SD Card

2gb class 4 and 8gb class 10 cards tried, unit showed file structure and played mp3s.

Like the options down the side to select different file types music/video/pictures.

Did not play mp4, avi or divx files (no codec available).

Radio

Would be better if it showed the station name, not the frequency on FM.

Reception is good.

Searches for next station if signal is weak. What would be much more useful would be for the unit to move to a stronger signal for the station you are currently listening to.

Using the spy glass quick search button is good but it appears to replace all the stations you have already selected as presets. This is really annoying. Most radios store quick searches on a separate band.

If the signal is strong you cannot turn the volume down far enough when the engine is off.

General comment: I believe the Mondeo, as many other cars have, has a Canbus signal that tells the radio to get louder as the revs increase; this is a great option to have enabled so you do not have to change the volume manually every time you change speed (this is annoying me slightly).

Would love integrated DAB as I miss the choice of programs since I changed cars.

Software Menus

Easy to navigate a round the software settings.

Like the Main Menu with moveable icons.

System Settings

Some of the toggle titles are a bit vague ie 'parking boot' for Reversing camera activation.

'Headlight' control did not work until the toggle had been toggled off and on again.

Audio Settings

'Interface 1' acceptable equaliser control, but steps are quite large for the standard speakers.

I think that the EQ settings can be forgotten as I appear to be pressing the 'EQ' and selecting 'Rock' when I have not changed to another Eq setting previously.

Love the way you can move the sound round the car with 'Interface 2'.

Video Settings

All simple here.

Navigation/GPS Monitor/ Time/Language Settings

Straight forward.

Steering Wheel Settings

Works very well.

Touch Screen Calibration

Easy to use, could use a larger 'OK' to confirm completion, suggest replace 'OK' with 'Return to MENU' so you know to press the screen.

LED settings

Fine as it goes, a greater choice of colours would be nice, and brightness control. Different level of equipment I know but the last after market radio allowed almost limitless colour and brightness control.

Startup Logo

Like the Ford Logo appearing on startup, very OEM.

Background

Easy to use, nice choice of options.

Have not tried setting my own background.

Status Region Icon

I like the option to switch off screen on dark roads. Would be a nice option to be able to set the brightness level of the screen when you switch the headlights on in the settings. The screen is a little bright for me for night driving and using the GPS.

Remote control

Works well when you hit the IR receiver window. My daughter (11) likes it as it puts her in control. However a less crowded remote with a few simple buttons would be more practical and easier to learn/navigate. It must be remembered though that I am not a teenager and life is not too short to learn a new remote! What would be a real selling point would be control via an App on your mobile, though the selection of WinCE system as the operating is not a good one for this type of innovation I believe.

Summary

In general the D5161 is a nice unit to use with plenty of connectivity options and reasonable sound quality.