Maximize your riding experience with our 7-inch motorcycle audio systems. We are offering a large screen for clear visibility, optimal performance, and safety.
The Carpuride 7-inch series has a screen size of 18.2 cm x 11.4 cm. We have designed this size to meet motorcycle driving needs, ensuring clear display while not taking up too much space. For most motorcycles, this size is quite suitable and won’t appear too large or out of place.
If you're finding it hard to visualize the size, we recommend cutting a piece of cardboard to the exact size and placing it on your motorcycle to get a better sense of how it will fit. Alternatively, you can contact our customer service team（service@carpuride.com）, and we can provide more detailed size advice and installation guidance based on your motorcycle model.
Our 7-inch series comes in various models optimized for different types of motorcycles. For example, products with a "B" in their name are designed for BMW motorcycles and come with a plug-and-play mount that fits directly onto the original BMW navigation bracket. Products with a "D" in their name are equipped with a camera, products with a "Pro" in their name have more advanced features like compass and barometer, auto light sensing, two-person intercom mode, etc. You can filter the products by motorcycle model on our website's navigation bar or contact us directly for personalized recommendations.
All Carpuride 7-inch series Apple carplay screens that with a "B" in the name are specially designed to fit BMW motorcycles that come with the original BMW navigation bracket. If your BMW motorcycle doesn’t have the original bracket, you may need to use our additional mounting accessories to complete the installation.
The W702S shares similar functionality with the W702 model, but the key difference lies in the mounting system. The W702S uses our newly designed plug-and-play anti-theft BM05 mount. After the initial wiring during installation, every subsequent use simply requires plugging the device in. This allows you to easily remove the device when you leave your motorcycle and quickly reattach it when you ride again, offering great convenience.
Yes , Carpuride's 7-inch radio with Apple carplay screens are compatible with smartphones that support CarPlay and Android Auto. We list known incompatible phone models on the product detail page . If your phone is not listed, please consult our customer service to confirm compatibility before making a purchase.
The Carpuride W702 series features a large apple carplay 7 inch screen, which offers significant advantages in visibility compared to smaller units. The increased screen size allows for larger, more legible text and icons, making it easier to read navigation instructions, control music, or view incoming call information at a glance. This is particularly beneficial for motorcycle riders who need to minimize the time spent looking at the display.
Yes, the Carpuride 7-inch series are designed for easy installation across various motorcycle brands and models. They come with universal mounting kits that can be adapted to fit different handlebar sizes and configurations. For popular motorcycle brands, specific mounting brackets are available to ensure a seamless, factory-like fit. The installation process typically involves mounting the main unit, connecting it to the motorcycle's power supply, and optionally integrating with existing audio systems. Detailed installation guides and online resources are provided to assist with the setup process.
Compared to standard CarPlay products for motorcycles, the 702BS offers unique features such as Wonder Wheel control, which allows you to control all device functions without taking your hands off the handlebars. Additionally, the 702BS can display a variety of BMW motorcycle-specific data, including mileage, speed, lean angle, TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System), and more. This integration enhances the overall riding experience by providing real-time data directly on the screen, making it a highly specialized option for BMW motorcycle riders.
