⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant Screen, Great Value for Cruisers!
The W702 Plus with TPMS was incredibly easy to install on my '05 Sportster 1200c, and it pairs perfectly with my Galaxy S25 Ultra and Cardo Packtalk Bold. The screen is highly visible in direct sunlight, and the build quality is incredibly solid. The Harley-Davidson mount looks clean and sits perfectly dead-center, with no big off-center ball mounts.
The bundled TPMS feature is incredibly useful—on a motorcycle, correct tire pressure is a massive safety priority, and this system caught my dangerously low PSI right away. Being able to track tire pressures on the go is a game-changer. My only issue is that the wired controller doesn't fit over my extra-large handlebar grips. Aside from that minor hurdle, it's a fantastic unit. Highly recommended!
Note: Just keep in mind that the Harley-Davidson mount is a separate purchase from Carpuride and isn't included in the standard W702 Plus with TPMS box.
Installed unit. Works well. Mainly tested the Android Auto section so far.
Have the GPS part working but haven't tested it thoroughly as yet
Not using the cameras & have powered using a USB connection
Very practical for those who will use their Carpuride CarPlay unit on different bikes.
Easy swap and the BM05 bracket is looking very neat on the bike without the CarPlay unit.
Because the 702Plus is an Android device, you no longer need Android Auto. So that was the main reason to order it; delivery took a very long time, almost 3 weeks. I previously had the 603B, but found the screen too small and there were frequent problems with Android Auto in combination with MyRoute-App Navigation Next. The application often froze on the 603B.
The 702Plus is easy to install, but it is quite a chore to neatly hide all 4 cables on the motorcycle. It would be better if this were done with a single Deutsch multi pin connector. Then it would deserve 5 stars. Or the longer cables on the device so you can hide the connectors somewhere else were there is more room.
It is best to install, update, log on to Google/Apple and install apps and offline maps before mounting it on the motorcycle by connecting the device to an external power supply or, as I did, to a spare 12V battery. I did it at home using the Wi-Fi connection, which was much faster and did not drain the motorcycle's battery too much. A 64GB SD card is included; I replaced it with a 256GB card so that I could download the maps for offline navigation.
I have now driven a few trips and am very satisfied with the 702B. I tested it completely without an internet connection, using a hot spot on my phone and with Android Auto, and encountered no problems whatsoever. It is a nice, large, and easily readable screen (1000 Nits), easy to operate, and a major advantage is that the 702B goes into a 4-hour sleep mode when you turn off the engine (during a refueling or lunch stop); it starts up again very quickly afterwards. With the 603B, it restarted every time, which took a long time, and often I had to restart the MyRoute-App Navigation Next on my phone as well because that app and Android Auto would freeze.




Built-in Android 12 system with 4+64GB.
Satellite Navigation Offline Maps: The built-in GPS hardware module can obtain the positioning information of the GPS navigation system in the sky. If you have downloaded ofline maps, you can navigate directly without connecting to wifi.

NOTE: External microphone is not included and needs to be purchased separately.





