I had high hopes for this but it was too small to fit over my steering wheel (Dodge Caravan). It would be great if it had some flexibility to it or if it was adjustable so it could fit different types of steering wheels.

I misread the listing title and thought that this was a set of bluetooth buttons that would control my music via bluetooth, like the other one i have for my truck. This requires wiring and is permanent. I did not use it.

good remote and easy to install. works great

Too bulky for prius wheel, and I'm guessing it won't fit many others

A fun little kit that adds great functionality as long as you have the compatible unit. I did not have a compatible unit initially, and got the unit thinking it was universal. But that was my mistake as the facts are stated clearly in the post. Once I got a compatible unit, there was a bit of struggle getting these units to sync but we were eventually successful and have been enjoying them ever since. Overall, it's a fun mood that I'm satisfied with.

A great upgrade ability. Easy to use and set up. Durable. Nice design. Good value. Easy connectivity.

I spent a week trying to connect another brands steering wheel controller, add-on to my Toyota Corolla with no success. It would have involved cutting into wires, and there were no instructions on how to open it or mount it to the steering wheel, which basically led to one to throw it away.On the other hand, This controller is a dream come true.Basically, you connected to the back of your radio stereo where your 21 connector is and that’s it minus the simple SWCkey programming which you can look online to see how easy it is to connect to an android deviceOne of the most amazing parts of this set up is that you do not have to use the telephone control if you don’t want toI love the fact that it is supposed to hold a charge for 3 to 6 months with a simple USB charge C-Typr On each controller. There is a red light that is white when you’re sending a Bluetooth command, but red when charging.The patient putting it on as it was very tight, but that’s a bonus because on my other unit the connecting Part was an elastic band with instructions of how to even get around steering wheelThis is the most basic quality controller installations I’ve ever seen, and as long as you can take your radio out to put the Bluetooth receiver box in between the car, stereo plug and actual receiver stereo plug your golden.it is just that easy and I cannot stop raving about it, it’s fit, it’s ability to hold steel and not move back-and-forth when you push the buttons.

I got this product for free, the following is my honest and unbiased review.In the past few months I have reviewed almost a dozen aftermarket Android-based car stereos and have installed 5-6 of them. Many of these units employ a 16-pin socket that combines power, ground, speaker signals, backup camera signal, power amp/antenna, and Steering Wheel Controls (SWC) that interface to the OEM SWC buttons on your car.But: what if your car does not have SWC buttons? Will you always be forced to reach for your new aftermarket stereo to interact with the (sometimes knob-less and button-less) touch screen? Well, fear not, this product (and others like it) allow you to add your own SWCs to your car's steering wheel, for a cost that is less than trying to add-on OEM parts.This kit from Y-Metdriving comes with 2 rechargeable SWC button modules, a control module wired to a pass-thru harness, a pry bar, and a roll of electrical tape. (I'm not sure why they include the tape, unless it's to increase the diameter of your skinny steering wheel under the module clamp area). If you have an aftermarket stereo with a compatible 16-pin power interface, then it's very easy to install this product. But even if you don't, as long as your aftermarket stereo has TWO (not just one) SWC wires, you can also use this product (with a bit of wire splicing).With an aftermarket stereo that has a compatible 16-pin power interface, you simply plug the control module between your stereo and your car using the included pass-thru wiring harness. Power, ground, SWC1, and SWC2 wires to the control module are all taken care of. If your stereo does not have a 16-pin power interface, but does have SWC1 and SWC2 wires, simply connect the control module's Black wire to ground, Red wire to Acc power, one brown wire to SWC1, and the other brown wire to SWC2.The LH and RH SWC button modules each have 5 buttons and a USB-C power port for recharging. (A USB-C power cord is not included.) The button modules clamp onto the rim of your car steering wheel, however the flexible clamps are non-adjustable. If the rim of your steering wheel is too skinny, you'll have to locally thicken it; if it's too thick, then these SWC button modules might not be mountable. Also, if you have a lace-on steering wheel cover, there are no holes in the SWC button modules to pass lacing thru (you may have to create your own). All of the buttons have a symbol printed next to them, but the buttons can be assigned to any function that your stereo supports. These SWC control modules also work with Long and Short command presses as defined and supported by your stereo.I bench-tested this product with a Double DIN 7" Android 9 stereo, and the SWC functions worked great! This product is easy to program, and has instant control response without lag. A blue LED light on each button module flashes when a control button is pushed.If you want/need to add SWC buttons to your car's steering wheel, then you should consider this product. It's easy to install, program, and use, and it's rechargeable. However the wheel rim clamps are not adjustable, it won't work well with lace-on steering wheel covers, the footprint of each button module is considerable, and it's a bit pricey compared to other similar products.