Chenaynfs Digital Odometer with Projection Display: OBD2 and GPS connectivity
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Here's a gadget that promises to turn your windshield into a heads-up display for your car's vitals. The Digital Odometer with Projection Display plugs into the standard OBD2 port—that little diagnostic socket under the dash—and beams real-time data like speed, mileage, and even turbo stats right onto the glass. No more glancing down at the cluster; it's all projected, keeping your eyes where they belong: on the road.
It leans on GPS for pinpoint accuracy, dishing out insights that could boost fuel economy or flag maintenance needs. Think of it as a co-pilot for the data-obsessed, whether you're slogging through a commute or fine-tuning for performance. Setup's a breeze: just plug in, aim the projection, and drive smarter. For casual drivers or gearheads alike, it's a slick upgrade that marries convenience with a dash of futuristic flair.
- Projection display for easy viewing
- Turbo meter functionality
- Real-time vehicle data monitoring
- Easy installation and setup
- OBD2 and GPS connectivity
General specs
- Brand: Chenaynfs
- Seller: Joom
- Connectivity: OBD2, GPS
- Display Type: Projection
- Functions: Odometer, Turbo Meter, Speed Monitoring
- Compatibility: Vehicles with OBD2 port
- First listed by seller: 8/24/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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| Price | $70.64 | $73.03 | $70.94 | $64.97 | $70.53 | $69.07 |
| Seller | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom |
| Update | August 23, 2025 | August 27, 2025 | August 23, 2025 | August 29, 2025 | August 23, 2025 | August 31, 2025 |
| Connectivity | OBD2, GPS | OBD2, GPS | OBD2, GPS | OBD2, GPS | OBD2, GPS | |
| Display Type | Projection | Head-up display | Digital, Head-up projection | Projection display | TFT | TFT |
| Functions | Odometer, Turbo Meter, Speed Monitoring | Odometer, Turbo gauge, Speed monitoring | Speed display, Odometer, Real-time data | Turbo gauge, Speed display, RPM monitor, Engine diagnostics | Odometer, Speed Display, Fuel Monitoring, Navigation | |
| Compatibility | Vehicles with OBD2 port | Cars, Trucks | Vehicles with OBD2 port | Cars, Trucks | ||
Digital Odometer with Projection Display
Sanjana P.
Jaipur
September 1, 2025
When I first got this as a gift, I wasn't sure about it, but it grew on me. As it seemed to me, the packaging was intact and it looked sleek. I liked that it uses satellite signals for precision, giving real-time updates that help with fuel savings and maintenance alerts. For someone like me who enjoys home and garden stuff, this added a futuristic touch to my car without being too complicated. It's not perfect—the brightness could be better, and there were moments it didn't work smoothly—but overall, it's a handy tool that makes driving smarter. I'd recommend it with some patience for the setup.
- Pros: I was super impressed with how easy it was to set up—just plug it in and it started showing my car's info right on the windshield, which kept my eyes on the road. The data felt accurate and helpful for checking things like speed and mileage without looking down, making drives safer and more convenient.
- Cons: At first, the projection seemed a bit dim in bright sunlight, and it took some fiddling to get the angle just right. Also, relying on external signals meant it occasionally lagged or lost connection briefly, which was a minor annoyance during use.