Hikity specializes in aftermarket automotive electronics, offering affordable car stereos, Android multimedia players, dash cams, and backup camera systems.
Hikity is a consumer electronics brand focused on automotive entertainment and safety upgrades. The company provides a wide range of aftermarket car audio solutions, including Double Din and Single Din stereos powered by Android operating systems. These head units frequently feature touchscreen displays, GPS navigation, and seamless integration with mobile devices via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Beyond entertainment, Hikity manufactures vehicle safety products such as high-definition dash cameras, rearview backup systems, and steering wheel control adapters. Primarily distributed through major online marketplaces, Hikity products are designed for DIY enthusiasts seeking modern technology upgrades for various vehicle makes and models.
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Enable Bluetooth and WiFi on your iPhone. Pair your phone with the car stereo's Bluetooth. The system should automatically launch the CarPlay interface (often via an app like Zlink).
This is typically a wiring issue. Ensure the yellow power wire is connected to a constant 12V power source (baby battery), while the red wire connects to the ignition switch (ACC).
Factory passwords vary by model and firmware version, but common codes include 8888, 0000, 1234, or 1617. Consult your specific user manual if these do not work.
Check that the camera power is connected to the reverse light positive wire and that the RCA video cable is plugged into the dedicated CAM-IN or Rear Camera input on the head unit, not the video-in port.
