AutoSphere BQCC 1 Din 4.1 IPS Touchscreen Car MP5 Player: 4.1 IPS touchscreen display
Meet the BQCC 1 Din 4.1 IPS Touchscreen Car MP5 Player – your car's new best friend for those long drives and quick errands alike. It's not just a stereo; it's like giving your car a mini entertainment system. The 4.1-inch IPS touchscreen isn't just big; it's bright, clear, and makes you wonder how you ever settled for less. And with TF USB AUX connectivity, your playlist is always ready to roll, no matter where you're headed. Fancy going wireless? The dual USB Bluetooth support has got you covered, making cable clutter a thing of the past. Plus, the color button backlighting isn't just functional; it's like a little light show on your dashboard. And for those times when you're stuck in traffic, the FM radio and video output turn your car into a cozy little entertainment hub. Who said waiting can't be fun?
- TF USB AUX connectivity
- Dual USB Bluetooth support
- Color button backlighting
- FM radio with video output
- 4.1 IPS touchscreen display
General specs
- Brand: AutoSphere
- Model: BQCC
- Seller: Joom
- Display: 4.1-inch IPS touchscreen
- Connectivity: TF USB AUX, Dual USB Bluetooth
- Features: Color button backlighting, FM radio, Video output
- First listed by seller: 6/21/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
Shipping options
United States
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| Brand | AutoSphere | AutoSphere | AutoSphere | AutoSphere | AutoSphere | AutoSphere |
| Model | BQCC | HIPPBQCC | Hippcron | BQCC | BQCC | |
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| Price | $186.09 | $314.52 | $332.90 | $320.97 | $227.02 | $200.86 |
| Seller | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom |
| Update | August 23, 2025 | August 23, 2025 | August 23, 2025 | August 23, 2025 | August 23, 2025 | August 23, 2025 |
| Connectivity | TF USB AUX, Dual USB Bluetooth | Bluetooth, USB, FM radio, Mirror-Link | CarPlay, Android Auto, AUX, USB | Bluetooth | Bluetooth, USB | |
| Features | Color button backlighting, FM radio, Video output | Multimedia video player, Rearview camera support | AI Voice Locate a Car, Remote control, Equalizer, Wiring protection | Touchscreen, Mirror Link | ||
1 Din 4.1 IPS Touchscreen Car MP5 Player
Brittany D.
Miami, FL
July 4, 2025
When I first got this, I was very excited to upgrade my car's old stereo, and it definitely feels like a step up. The bright screen is a game-changer for playing videos to keep the little ones quiet on our family drives around Miami. I use it mostly for music from my phone or USB, and the wireless connection works well most of the time, though it occasionally drops out, which is frustrating. The radio is handy for local stations, and the video output is a nice bonus for those rare times we're parked and waiting. Overall, it's a solid choice for someone like me who isn't too tech-savvy but wants something reliable and fun. It's not perfect, but for the price, it does the job well enough, and I'd recommend it to other moms looking for an easy upgrade :)
- Pros: The screen is very bright and clear, making it easy to see everything while driving, which is a beast for keeping the kids entertained. I liked that it connects to my phone without any wires, so no more tangled mess in the car. The buttons light up in fun colors, adding a nice touch to the dashboard, and it plays music from different sources like my old playlists or the radio, which is great for long trips.
- Cons: As it seemed to me, the screen could be a bit bigger to make it easier to use with all the distractions in the car, and sometimes the touch response feels a bit slow, which can be annoying when I'm trying to change songs quickly. The sound quality isn't the best; it gets a bit fuzzy at higher volumes, and I wish it had more ways to connect devices without needing extra adapters.