Tag: Specifications of the Android Headunits

The unimaginatively named UIS7862 is the latest and greatest processor used in a large majority of the fastest android headunits. Having 8 high speed cores and access to an impressive 6Gb of RAM will keep the headunits operating smoothly with anything you can throw at it.

The 8227L has to be the highest selling and most installed SoC processor in an android headunit. From 2014 these quad-cores are still selling today. That's coming up to 10 years. How is it sill so popular?

8227L has no sound controls. There is no fader, no volume - I can't adjust the volume Is was sold as android 9 but it is actually 8.1Go Currently Android 6, how do I upgrade 8227L to Android 9 I bought it second and want to flash the 8227L to Android 10 8227L has only 1GB RAM when the seller said it has 2Gb, does it matter? Why is it Android 6 when it should be Android 8.1Go? Can I update the firmware on the 8227L It is slow or won't load the playstore or some apps won't install How do I root my 8227L_Demo?

When searching for an Android Headunit for your vehicle, you often come across cryptic definitions and 'PX6 is just one of those. RK3399 is listed as 'Processor' and you will often see 'PX6' in the same description, but what is the difference and why to the show both. Is one part of the other or is one an upgrade?

How much ROM do you need? Without the camera feature, there will be no photos to store on an android headunit. Also the USB option for expanding the storage means that having less ROM than the latest models of android headunit won't have an big impact on the storage capacity. Limiting your ROM usage to apps, a 16Gb ROM model will suffice.