This is the fourth product I have owned/used from Rexing, two V1P 1080P dash cams and a V3 camera. When Rexing offered the opportunity to test and review another product of theirs I jumped at the chance. Of all the products I have only had an issue with one, one of the V1P dash cams, and they had me try to reflash the firmware, and when that didn’t fix it, they swiftly replaced it under warranty without an issue. What I like about this company too, is it is a real company I can find in Best buy, not just a knockoff no name companyFirst off, I have a 2021 Chevy Traverse and a 2022 Genesis GV70, both of which have Android Auto(not wireless), so I do not have a need for this product, but will be able to compare functionality of the Rexing W1 versus my built in car’s capabilities. I don’t expect there to be much difference in terms of how it looks/works, but will mainly be looking to see responsiveness, how quick it responds to inputs, and if there are any connection issues. I have a Motorola M1A wireless AA adapter in my GV70 that has consistent connections issues at one specific place in a nearby town and will be interested to see how the W1 fairs. I believe the issue is from a specific hotels wifi interfering, but no other hotels I drive past cause the issue other than this one.I have attached pictures of the contents during my unboxing. I like the different mounting options provided so that you can mount it the way that suits you and your vehicle best. At this point the only negative I can see, compared to their other products is they don’t provide any trim tools. The one small blue tool they provide appears to be for the cable management sticker mounts. While not an issue for me as I have three of their orange trim tools on hand already, but would make it slightly more difficult to route the rear camera wire.After using and testing out the W1 for a couple weeks now. I can say it works very well and I had zeroissues with it. The installation and phone connected was simple and went off without a hitch. The oneaspect I was unable to test was hooking the 3.5mm plug into the car to test sound quality as my car didnot have one. Connection to the unit upon car startup was quick and would pull up the AA screen within seconds. Selecting the apps and navigating through the screens were smooth and very little lag at all. The screen is nice and bright and is easy to see/read even during bright days. It is the perfect size as it isn’t too small to read, but also not to large that is takes up to much space when mounted on the dash or front window. I had no disconnects or any other issues throughout my use. It performed as I expected of a Rexing product. The only “con” I have and it is no fault of Rexing or the W1 is that the audio from my phone that is transmitted via the FM frequency is flat in comparison to Bluetooth. Again, I would expect the 3.5mm connection to sound much better. I might have been able to tweak it my adjusting my cars bass and treble, but did not want to mess it up from the current settings. If I had a car that did not have AA capability and wanted it, it is a small trade off for the added benefits the W1 does provide.In fact the only thing I think that could make this better was if it had the ability to attach a front and rear camera to act as a dash cam as well. Either way, for how this product is marketed and developed it is very well thought out, designed and functional. I whole-heartedly recommend the W1 as it is another fine product by Rexing. I will be looking forward to their future products and appreciated the opportunity to review the W1.