ZoomSpark ND1 2 Din Car Radio with 7" HD Touchscreen: 7" HD touchscreen display
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Meet the ND1 2 Din Car Radio – your car's new best friend. It's got a 7" HD touchscreen that's so responsive, you'll forget it's not your smartphone. Fits like a glove in most rides, and with Bluetooth connectivity, you can chat or jam to your tunes without fumbling for your phone. Love music? It's got you covered with MP5 playback and FM radio, plus a TF card slot because who doesn't need more space for their road trip playlist?
But wait, there's more (no infomercial voiceover, promise). It plays nice with steering wheel controls (SWC) and even comes with a rear camera input to save your bumper from those pesky parking poles. Whether you're giving your car's audio a facelift or just want a gadget that does it all, this car radio is like the Swiss Army knife of car entertainment – minus the corkscrew.
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Universal car stereo compatibility
- Supports MP5 playback
- FM radio with TF card support
- Steering wheel control (SWC) compatible
- Rear camera input
- 7" HD touchscreen display
General specs
- Brand: ZoomSpark
- Model: ND1
- Seller: Joom
- Display: 7" HD touchscreen
- Connectivity: Bluetooth
- Compatibility: Universal car stereo
- Media Support: MP5 playback, FM radio, TF card
- Additional Features: Steering wheel control (SWC), Rear camera input
- First listed by seller: 6/22/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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Brand | ZoomSpark | ZoomSpark | AutoSphere | SageTechnology | AutoSphere | Reakosound |
Model | ND1 | ND2 | MEKEDE | |||
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Price | $67.94 | $71.64 | $181.90 | $46.82 | $187.54 | $47.95 |
Seller | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom |
Update | August 26, 2025 | August 26, 2025 | August 23, 2025 | August 8, 2025 | August 23, 2025 | August 8, 2025 |
Display | 7" HD touchscreen | 7-inch touchscreen | 7-inch touchscreen | |||
Connectivity | Bluetooth | Bluetooth, FM radio, Mirror Link | Bluetooth, USB, Aux input | Bluetooth, USB, Aux, Mirror Link | Bluetooth, USB, TF card | Bluetooth, USB, FM ISO |
Compatibility | Universal car stereo | Universal 1Din | Universal fit | Universal fit | Universal | |
Features | Mirror Link, FM radio tuner | FM radio, Multimedia playback | Touchscreen, Mirror link |
Jeremy S.
Seattle, WA
June 30, 2025
as an engineer, i always approach new gadgets with a critical eye, and this one has its highs and lows. i bought it to upgrade my car's audio system without spending a fortune, and it does the basics well—playing music from various sources and keeping me connected. but honestly, i expected more in terms of performance and ease of use. the screen is nice, but the overall experience feels a bit lacking; it's functional but not exceptional. for the price, it's decent, but i wouldn't call it a standout. if you're on a budget and need something that works, it might suffice, but don't expect anything extremely impressive. i've been using it for a couple of months now, and while it hasn't failed, it hasn't wowed me either. in my opinion, it's just okay.
- Pros: the screen is sharp and responds well to touch, making it easy to use while driving. it connects wirelessly to my phone for calls and music, which is handy, and it fits perfectly in my car's dashboard without any modifications. i appreciate that it works with my steering wheel buttons and has an input for a backup camera, adding some safety and convenience.
- Cons: from what i feel, the sound quality could be better; it's a bit flat and lacks depth, which i expected more from a device like this. the interface feels a bit dated and not as smooth as i'd hoped, and setting it up was more complicated than it should be, requiring some technical know-how. also, the packaging was intact, but the instructions were minimal, leaving me to figure things out on my own.