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Head Up Display Compatibility Guide

A head up display should fit the vehicle and the information you actually need. Use this guide before selecting a HUDScreen model.

KUOWEIHUD K1: broad vehicle compatibility

KUOWEIHUD K1 receives speed data by satellite and uses an appropriate power connection. It is the best starting point when an OBD2 connection is unavailable or you only require basic speed alerts.

wiiyii P6: supported vehicle data

wiiyii P6 is intended for compatible OBD2/EOBD vehicles. Data such as RPM, voltage, temperature or fuel information may not be available on every vehicle protocol. Provide your make, model, year and fuel type before purchase when uncertain.

VIVIHUD V5: phone-connected functions

VIVIHUD V5 is based on the VIVIHUD V5 Ultra. Its wireless CarPlay and Android Auto navigation needs a compatible phone with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on; speed is GPS-based, so it avoids an OBD2 connection but still requires suitable power, placement and satellite reception. Confirm final bundle contents before checkout.

Safety and fit

  • Mount the display so it does not obstruct visibility.
  • Complete setup while parked.
  • Keep attention on the road and comply with local driving laws.

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Choose the display that fits your setup.

Start with the KUOWEIHUD K1 for broad fit, the wiiyii P6 for supported vehicle data, or the VIVIHUD V5 for wireless CarPlay and Android Auto navigation.

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