The Aoocci C3 Plus is a compact sat nav unit made for motorbikes. It supports both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. After two months of daily use, it performs as advertised.
The box includes the screen, wiring harness, mounting bracket, and basic tools. The mount is sturdy and easy to fit on standard handlebars. Installation takes around 20 minutes with basic tools.
The interface connects quickly to a phone over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Music, calls, and maps load without delay. The 5-inch touchscreen reacts well to gloved hands. Brightness is strong enough for daylight use.
Battery drain depends on usage. Running navigation and music for an hour uses roughly five percent of a phone’s battery. The C3 Plus itself draws minimal power when the ignition is on.
In rain, the waterproofing holds up. Buttons and ports remain functional. Start-up takes about 20 seconds. The tyre pressure monitor feature works if paired with compatible sensors.
At around the £200 mark, it sits below models like the Carpuride W603 and Chigee AIO-6 in price. It lacks some premium touches but delivers steady performance for daily commutes and touring.
For riders seeking affordable CarPlay or Android Auto access, the C3 Plus is a solid pick.
My two cents…
This video is well worth a look if you are in the market for a Smart Screen.
Guy had a few niggles, screen size, brightness, but overall a good review.
Personally I would go for a bigger screen, 5″ doesn’t cut it these days.
If you are after one at the best prices, take a look at Amazon (USA) and Amazon (UK)
Click on the link below for the full article:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfEaXeEfQmc
