I am satisfied, overall. I think it's tough to beat for the price. There are still a couple of quirks that can be a little annoying at times, but overall it works very well. The quirks that bother me are related to Carplay/Siri. Sometime (oftentimes) Siri's "voice" becomes very low quality. I'll use Siri to send a text and she'll say "what would you like to say?" very clearly, then when reading back a text it will read back in very poor audio quality. Based on the fact that this doesn't happen every time, I suspect it's something that can be fixed with firmware. The other Carplay quirk is that when listening to the radio while connected to Carplay, you do not get any audio from Siri when trying to listen to a new message. Instead, you have to engage a different audio source first, then you can listen to the message. Basically, you cannot hear anything if trying to go straight from radio to Siri.
I don't know if any similar problems exist when using Android Auto, but overall the pros outweigh the cons. It looks at home in the dash, the screen looks very good, even in bright light, I like having physical buttons/knobs.
After recently using Sony, Kenwood, and Pioneer double dins, I can say that (so far) this is no worse and is easily in the same league, just with different quirks than the more common brands had. None of them were perfect either, which is why I've swapped so many time, so I think I'll stick with the Joying for a while, and hope some firmware upgrades make it even better in the future.
