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Reminders to keep you safe on the road
Over speed alarm settings
Our products have a speed threshold that will alert you when you are exceeding this threshold and you may need to reduce the speed of your vehicle to drive safely.
Fatigue driving reminder
As we all know, driving with fatigue is very dangerous, and when we drive our vehicles for a long time, M19 will alert us that this is the time you should take a short break in order to have a better trip
Voltage alarm
The voltage reminder function is also very important to the vehicle driver, allowing the driver to always grasp the details of the vehicle, to ensure driving safety!
Accurate time
Satellite clock,not bad every minute,not bad weather and other natural factors
Driven distance
Accurate vehicle's actual distance traveled from start to finish
Travel time
Precise collection of satellite to display the altitude of the vehicle at the time
Compass
N North,S South,W West,E East,real-time control of the driving direction
CP
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
This HUD works well. I thought it had a time feature, but I can't seem to find it.
Ryan T. Nordbrock
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
Works amazingly, I especially like the heads up direction.
HARD ROCK
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
SUPER ACCURATE AND EASY TO USE.
Randy J. Boyd
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024
Let's rewind to the late '80s. Expensive cars that were out of reach for most people started getting digital speedometers and some of them had HUD readouts. I dreamed that one day I'd have that.In the 90s the digital displays replaced some cars' speedometers, but no HUDs. 2000s+ didn't either.Then I saw this and had to try it.When I opened the box it had the HUD, a lighter socket adaptor, double-sided adhesive pad, and an odd screen protector. The unit uses mini-USB (WHO USES MINI ANYMORE?!) which is what the adaptor provided an interface for, but the power port on the side of the unit is intended for cars with driver on the righthand side of the car, and another port that's on the back. The rear port wasn't ideal for me, so I had to route the cord (which thankfully was generous in length) to the other side of the unit and tacked it down. The screen protector was about 50% too big, and wasn't referred to in the instructions at all, so I didn't put it on at first. I didn't use the adhesive pad since I have a dashboard cover and used a Command brand Velcro pad to hold it in place.Test drive was great. It was almost perfectly in-sync with my speedometer which is amazing since even Google Maps doesn't show as close a relation to my speed. The problem started when I turned directly into the sun. The HUD turned into a super bright rectangle on my windshield and made it difficult to see until I turned to another angle.So I cut the screen protector to size and hoped that maybe it was a polarized protector to make it usable when facing the sun. It helped about 30%; just enough to see the numbers when facing the sun. The glare was still on my dashboard but not as bad so I consider it a satisfactory, but not as mind-blowing as I had hoped. It won't stop me from continuing using it going forward, and maybe I'll find another solution to the glare problem.
jameson
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024
Works great. It slides around a bit and it's usually too bright but it functions as intended. Easy to use, and pretty accurate.
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