Smart Phone GPS Navigation and Car Head Up Display Projector

Smart Phone GPS Navigation and Car Head Up Display Projector – Come with Reflection Film Glass Board Projector

– Maximum Support 6 inch Smart Phones and 5.8 inch Car HUD

Universal Smartphone holder exploits the hardened organic glass to prevent scratch and project navigation information onto the panel based on optical reflection theorem.
When placed on the center console, drivers don’t need to bow to see because it will not block sight.
Thus drivers could pay more attention to the road conditions nearby. In the meanwhile, the design avoids the drivers observing the distant road conditions, which makes the navigation information more visualized and thereby improves the driving safety.

Product detail information:

1. Organic glass board
2. Display information
3. Universal Smartphone holder
4. Non-slip mat
5. Position for Smartphone or Car HUD

Package Contain:

Universal Smartphone holder * 1
Transparent reflection film * 1
Black non-slip mat * 1
Clean cloth * 1
User manual * 1

Method of installation:

1. Choose a appropriate place on the car instrument panel, and stick the black non-slip mat on the place you want, then put the Universal Smartphone holder on the non-slip mat (4).

2. Tear off the protection film and protection paper card on the two side of organic glass board (1).

3. Stick the transparent reflection film on the inside of the organic glass board (2).

Please note: the method of stick reflection film is as below

a. Take off the back side(marked 1) of reflection film, then paste it to the inside of the glass board

b.Take off the protection film (marked 2) of the reflection film, then the information will display on marked 2 side.

4. Take off the protection film on the surface (3), and put the phone on the surface of Universal Smartphone holder and adjusting the organic glass board to appropriate angle according to individual visual angle. (usually visual angle is 45°)

Starting your car after opening the mobile navigation APP and setting the proper route (now most of the navigation systems contain a reflection mode).