XTRONS specializes in aftermarket Android car stereos, vehicle-specific head units, and in-car entertainment systems featuring modern connectivity like CarPlay and Android Auto.
XTRONS is a prominent manufacturer of automotive electronics and in-car entertainment solutions, with over 20 years of experience in the industry. The brand is best known for its extensive range of Android-based car stereos and multimedia head units, which are designed to retain the factory look of vehicles while upgrading them with cutting-edge technology. XTRONS offers custom-fit solutions for major automotive brands such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volkswagen, and Rover, as well as universal Double-DIN and Single-DIN units.
Beyond head units, the XTRONS product ecosystem includes overhead roof-mounted players, headrest monitors, fiber optic decoder boxes, dash cams, and reversing cameras. Their systems frequently feature high-resolution QLED or IPS displays, Octa-core processors, and built-in DSP for superior audio performance. A key focus for XTRONS is connectivity; most of their modern units support global 4G LTE, wireless Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto, ensuring drivers stay connected and entertained safely. The company provides comprehensive installation guides and accessories to facilitate the integration of their products into complex vehicle electronic systems.
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For most XTRONS units, the default Bluetooth pairing password (PIN) is '0000'. If this does not work, consult your specific model's user manual.
If your vehicle is equipped with a factory fiber optic amplifier (such as Harman Kardon, Logic 7, or Bose), you likely need a specialized Fiber Optic Decoder Box (e.g., XTRONS FOBB series) to convert the audio signal, or you may need to bypass the factory amplifier using a bypass cable.
To use wireless projection, ensure both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are enabled on your phone and the head unit. Pair your phone to the unit via Bluetooth first. Open the 'car link' app (often named CarLetter, Phone Link, or Multi-Play) on the head unit to initialize the connection.
For safety reasons and to comply with traffic regulations, video playback is disabled while the vehicle is in motion. You will see a warning message. To view video, the parking brake must be engaged (or the brake wire trigger connected according to local laws).