Carlinkit Tbox UHD Android 13 CarPlay AI Box مع مخرج HDMI

• Cars with wired CarPlay
• Cars with wired Android Auto
• Cars that do not support wired CarPlay and Android Auto, but support HDMI access, preferably with a touch screen, otherwise Bluetooth mouse control is required.
• HDMI-enabled TVs and computer monitors can also access UHD, and need to be controlled with a Bluetooth mouse/keyboard (you need to turn on the HDMI option for UHD in the car screen first.)

Yes, Tbox UHD uses a one-in and two-out HDMI splitter to project two monitors to display the same picture.

Tbox UHD supports 4K high definition display. UHD uses the 1.4 HDMI standard (generally used to connect HDMI monitors and TVs) and supports up to 4K. 3820*2160

There are 4 differences.

1. SDM660 has one more USB port than 6225.
Port functions:
A, connect wired peripherals, such as mouse, keyboard, camera/recorder, microphone (camera and microphone, there are cases where they need to be used with the device APP)
B, can read USB flash drives and card readers (cannot read NTSF formatted disks)
C, cannot connect to wired CarPlay
D, can connect to wired Android Auto

2. The difference between the UHD660 and UHD6225 in HDMI display settings is that the UHD6225 has 720P and 1080P HDMI input options in HDMI settings.

3. 6225UHD uses the 1.4 HMID standard to support 1080p, 24fps or 30fps frame rate display, supports more audio channel output (up to 32 channels), and a maximum sampling rate of 768kH.
660UHD uses the 2.0 HMID standard to support 1080p (up to 4K), 60fps high frame rate display, multiple audio channel output (up to 8 channels), and a maximum sampling rate of 1536kH.

4. 660_ does not support simultaneous hotspot and WiFi functions