XONRICH car radios are designed for vehicles including the Kia Ceed and Venga, Fiat Bravo, Škoda Octavia 3, and BMW E60 and E90. They support Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, but before choosing one, check which radio version is intended for your vehicle.
XONRICH car radios are designed for vehicles including the Kia Ceed and Venga, Fiat Bravo, Škoda Octavia 3, and BMW E60 and E90. They support Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, but before choosing one, check which radio version is intended for your vehicle.
Vehicle compatibility
The listed vehicles include:
- Kia Ceed and Venga, 2010–2012
- Fiat Bravo, 2007–2012
- Škoda Octavia 3, 2013–2018
- BMW E60 and E90
Radio versions are tailored to individual vehicles and may differ in processor and memory. The model name alone is not enough to identify the right version. Before buying, check the vehicle’s year, equipment, original system, dashboard shape and connectors. For the BMW E60 and E90, also check the specific vehicle and radio version, as the overview does not list model years for these cars.
Processor, RAM and storage
The radios use quad-core or octa-core processors and have 2, 4 or 6 GB of RAM, depending on the version. The processor and memory affect how the system runs and handles multiple apps, such as navigation and music playback at the same time. However, neither the number of cores nor the amount of RAM guarantees a particular system speed.
Storage ranges from 16 to 128 GB, depending on the version. It can hold apps and data such as maps, music and videos. When choosing a radio, consider how much content you want to store on it.
Android Auto, CarPlay and Bluetooth
Wireless Apple CarPlay lets you use the compatible phone interface without a cable. In the configuration described, Android Auto is wired, so the phone must be connected by cable. These interfaces can be used for navigation, music and calls, among other functions.
Bluetooth 5.0 connects a phone for hands-free calls and wireless playback of music or podcasts. Connection quality and stability also depend on the connected device and conditions of use. Hands-free calling removes the need to hold a phone, but a call can still distract the driver.
Display and sound
The IPS display has a resolution of 1,024 × 600 pixels. It can show navigation and control icons, for example, while IPS technology helps make the image readable from different angles.
The amplifier is listed at 4 × 45 W. The figure does not specify whether this is peak or rated power, so it cannot reliably indicate the resulting volume or sound quality. These also depend on the speakers and how they are connected.
Split screen, cameras and video
Split screen can show two apps side by side, such as navigation and a music player, reducing the need to switch between them.
The radio supports connecting front and rear cameras via USB, up to two cameras in total. Their images can help with parking and manoeuvring, but do not replace checking the area around the vehicle. A video output is also available for a passenger headrest screen.
Before choosing a specific version, check the mounting and connectors as well as the features you need, including camera connections and video output. Specifications and equipment may vary between versions for different vehicles.