The Tesla Dash Display That FINALLY Checks All Boxes

[@donschueler]

I do like the form factor...fitting into the "viewport" of the steering wheel is great. It looked like it doesn't turn the lines when you go into a curve. Also, does it handle Blind Spot notifications (maybe i missed that in your video). I am also looking at Hansshow but that almost feels like overkill.

[@justindwyer3430]

Great review. Is there a way to see a map when using the native Tesla navigation?

[@evelinederoo2497]

What is the second item you installed? does everything still work fine? I have a f88 screen, but am thinking of ordering the sexy knob, I am a bit afraid to connect two different products to the obd, can this cause electronic problems?, what experience do you have with it?

[@shankovskyy]

I'm a bit confused - does Android Auto work wirelessly or only wired with it?

[@NewyorkRican2191]

Question: Do we have an update if this cluster is compatible for 2024 model Y?

[@CHGBEARS88]

Front camera?

[@richarda3659]

I wish you had turned on your turn signals even once so we could see what that looks like. On my Model 3, it drives me crazy that the turn indicators on the center screen are dim, tiny, and both left and right are to my right. If this device could show a linking left arrow on the left and a blinking right arrow on the right, I'd be sold.

[@1pt21gw]

9:57 is the turn signal.

[@benkiruba]

My CarPlay is not working. It worked initially and then not connected now. Do you have a solution

[@alvarob17]

Do these screens void the warranty?

[@TongueJedi]

You should check out the f88 steering wheel mount version. Even smaller

[@CfTesla]

I had that option but I went with the dash since I am more families with it

[@richarda3659]

What kind of indication do you get when you use the high beams? Also not shown on video.

[@kamin0001]

When using carplay... is there a quick way to activate SIRI via steering wheel rollers? or other icon you can press in carplay somewhere? It's hard to switch and start apps unless you use touch screen... which is hard when you have to reach thru the steering wheel or around it to get to the screen.

[@saverioconca6303]

I have this display it’s fantastic the dest one on the market

[@skyemalcolm]

How hard will this be to install in an early 2018 Model 3? Sounds like the connections to the ODB area would maybe be under the center console instead of the passenger A Plr as was shown in the Model Y here.

[@kamin0001]

When using the carplay where you see all the carplay apps... is there a way via the steering wheel rollers to scroll to the different apps and then hit enter to start the app? Feels like you have to use the touch screen, unless I'm missing something?

[@0xBULLgogi]

The only small minor annoyance is that the car model shown on the screen does not reflect the actual car model/color that you have. The same one that is on your main infotainment screen. Seems like you were driving a model Y and the screen showed you having a blue model 3 highland

[@kamin0001]

Thanks for the video...if you have carplay audio going thru the tesla, and you want to listen to the Tesla radio...is there a quick way to switch audio from the bluetooth connected iphone to the tesla audio?

[@Colibris107]

Hello is it better to get the vent mounted type or the steering column version? Thank you

[@abambo9202]

Bitly blocks your url…

[@BigMeanyVids]

Link to product no longer working. Looks like a good option though.

[@monkeyrun]

I can see myself jumping on this one if I don't have premium connectivity . Having CarPlay would be extremely handy. Maybe it will support next gen CarPlay in the future?

[@premier4744]

Do you know if they plan on making one (hopefully bigger) for the cybertruck?

[@richarda3659]

Some people might wonder why a device like this is needed in the first place. Technically it isn't, of course, but here's why I recommend something like this: Many Tesla drivers are unhappy with having only a large center screen but no display in front of them. They feel the center screen is outside their line of vision while driving (which could be a safety issue), and they dislike having to continuously glance to the right just to monitor their speed. In addition, Tesla's higher-end models have a traditional driver's display that shows vehicle speed, charge, range, and much, much more -- which means Tesla acknowledges the benefits of a driver's screen but omitted it from the Y and 3 to perhaps save money and cheapen a car they charged over $50K for at the time. Finally, Tesla has refused to offer either Android Auto or Apple CarPlay for no good reason other than to make a political statement, in order to snub their noses at the industry standards offered by Google and Apple.

[@supernanny8375]

Nice addition, would be even more readable when using the Yoke wheel

[@CfTesla]

Yea maybe a little but it’s 100% unobstructed with the OEM wheel as well

[@OzieSG]

The link is blocked who makes the display

[@gabiruman]

yup that's annoying, doesn't make it look trustworthy

[@OzieSG]

@ i ended up buying one on AliExpress 5 days from order placement to delivery with great tracking. $179+Tax. The vendor whom make screens for lots of vehicles-had every version options for AMD/Intel and every year of MY/3

[@gabiruman]

@@OzieSG can you tell me the link or name of the product? How satisfied are you with it?

[@OzieSG]

@@gabirumani have added the details but appears not to show?

[@OzieSG]

Reach out if they don’t show up

[@fishbyte]

Just curious. Do you find the screen is too small when it runs Google Map or Apple Map? thanks.

[@TraderBrandon-ok7kh]

Does this void warranty?

[@SzilveszterCsonka]

Sorry, a question. AndroidAuto only works with cable?

[@rich1576]

Nice. Definitely on my wish list

[@CfTesla]

100% worth it

[@tahir8608]

@CfTesla would you prefer this over the Hansshow F9 display

[@kevincummins5675]

Wow, it looks amazing. Thanks for all your help. Great videos out there. My question to you is are you able to see the maps like Waze in the fullscreen instead of partial?

[@nissan_skyline]

No, however Teslasy just released a T9 Dash Display last month thats kind of an upgrade to this T8 model (multiple companies sell it), and it allows you to view Apple Car Play or Android Auto in full screen. It's a really nice display, and I believe it's only available on their website for now.

[@Kingzatchbell]

Back camera view?

[@AraCarrano]

Time Zone GMT +8 ?

[@fredothechimp]

Great review, does carplay audio pass through to the audio system? How is the sound quality with music?

[@CfTesla]

Site does!

[@Alex-gn6xb]

the screen color is way different then that main screen. it's too cold. what's the problem to make something that actually FIT. everything is awesome , why it shows COLD white instead of WARM ?

[@JteslaR705]

I wish you can make the map full screen when this happened then maybe it would be worth it.

[@Drcraigfreeman]

I want a Tesla certified heads up display kit 🎉

[@rich1576]

Good luck with that, you’ll be waiting forever

[@Drcraigfreeman]

@@rich1576 Yeah, Sigh, I know …E Musk hates heads up displays

[@CfTesla]

Haha don’t we all

[@brianwgDK]

​@@DrcraigfreemanI need to correct you this is not a HUD, it's just a digital dash gauge, HUD comes from fighter planes, and is when you have your info in front of you on the windscreen..

[@Drcraigfreeman]

@@brianwgDK okay wise azz, we all know that heads up displays may have originated in fighter jets, and are nearly a complete display for every known electronic sensor on said jet, but in all honesty and with a lack of snobbery, they have morphed into limited use “HUDS” for cars. I can show you huds in oh lets say an f16, is on a little plastic screen that is not attached to the canopy, it is a separate serviceable module. Dammm go figure so I will correct you. 🤣

[@LoCoNights]

Would have loved to see how the front camera works

[@CfTesla]

I have done a few installs with those but…and this is just my opinion…it is more of a gimmick

[@LoCoNights]

@@CfTesla I live in New York City, so having a front camera would be very, very nice

[@chelious1973]

You have to take half the car apart to install isn't plug and play.

[@Resist4]

Interesting product, still not sure something like this is needed. But at $360 it's still too expensive, at least for me.

[@CfTesla]

Yea many of these are expensive but for some it is worth it

[@ftllum]

What company is in charge of the software updates?

[@SwollenCranium]

Indeed. ALL these screens are a waste of money on the long run.

[@tcarr925]

This display does not have Blind Spot Monitor, Other brands will detect the car in the next lane in your blind spot and light up the edge of the display. This model does not.

[@BigMeanyVids]

Ok, thanks for this info. That is a deal breaker. :(

[@HoangNguyen-xe4ex]

I finally pulled the trigger to buy it. I am very disappointed with the android auto screen. The screen is washed. The quality of the resolution is awful. Every other screen is perfect with nice resolution. Waze and Google when launched is painful to look at.

[@AlainFattal]

I have a question: would it be possible to have an answer from you sooner than 2 to 3 years? 🤣

[@CfTesla]

Boom! I did it!

[@minitor2]

Would be nice if CarPlay went full screen

[@CfTesla]

Most all screens have a way to do that. I haven’t figured out how to do it on this one yet.

[@SaltAndVi]

What do you see as the main benefit of installing this? I'm trying to justify why getting it would be worth it.

[@rich1576]

Display in front, without taking your eyes off the road to view centre screen and CarPlay/Android Auto

[@CfTesla]

This is for someone who: wants large speed display, CarPlay for apps like Waze and heads up notifications to keep eyes more forward.

[@richarda3659]

I guess a lot of people are unhappy with having only a large center screen but no display in front of them. They feel the center screen is outside their line of vision while driving (which could be a safety issue), and they dislike having to continuously glance to the right just to monitor their speed. In addition, Tesla's higher-end models have a traditional center screen that displays the speed, charge, range, and much, much more -- which means Tesla acknowledges the benefits of a driver's screen but omitted it from the Y and 3 to perhaps save money and cheapen a car they charged over $50K for at the time.

[@Nutsofamily]

Link blocked

[@hllauchannel8930]

No blind spot indicators? No good.

[@CfTesla]

I wish

[@ricardonogueira6473]

You really think I'll do all that just to install this screen? 😄

[@eribbyrib]

If this would also display the blind spot cameras when a turn signal is activated, then it'd be the winner.

[@CfTesla]

Hmm I don’t know. I don’t use those but it would be a nice option

[@AnTran-ue6cg]

that would be impossible because Tesla do not let you tap into those cameras, until then no display will ever have that capability.

[@richarda3659]

He never once used a turn signal so we can't tell from the video.

[@eribbyrib]

@@richarda3659 Pretty sure he did.

[@eribbyrib]

9:55 in.

[@MrNiceGuy0891]

Not sure how I see this but they should have 120hz display by now and it should have a wire option to connect as well, since Bluetooth for higher refresh rate in display is poor

[@chemicalsugp]

What about music and phone calls? Hanshow is a giant mess...

[@CfTesla]

Why?

[@rogerfroud300]

The only question is why on earth Tesla don't have this? Everyone wants it. But that's Elon for you, you get what he wants you to have, not what you want. That's why we get Cybertruck and Robotaxi but NOT the affordable car. Sigh.

[@nathanchen107]

This screen manufacturer must have paid you a lot, it’s so ugly

[@dexterstanley4185]

Lol, this looks laggy as fu&@

[@CfTesla]

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