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Supported Hardware
ars edited this page Feb 26, 2026
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Android Head Units use a vast variety of processors (SoCs). Some work perfectly with default settings, while others (like Mediatek or Rockchip) require specific tweaks for stability.
| Device / SoC Type | Android Version | View | Recommended Settings (different from default) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung Galaxy S24 | 16 | Landscape | Resolution: 1080p, DPI 240 |
| Samsung Galaxy S24 | 16 | Portrait | Resolution: 1080p, DPI 175 |
| Amazon Fire HD 8 | 9 | Landscape | View-Mode: Gles20, Video-Codec: H264 |
| Amazon Fire HD 8 | 9 | Portrait | DPI: 150, View-Mode: Gles20, Video-Codec: H264 |
| Chinese Headunit Ultrawide (1920x720) | 8.1 | Landscape | Resolution: 1080p, DPI 240, View-Mode: Gles20, Video-Codec: H264 |
| Noname Chinese Tablet | 8.1 or 5.1, hard to tell | Landscape | Resolution: 720p, View-Mode: Gles20, Video-Codec: H264 |
| Noname Chinese Tablet | 8.1 or 5.1, hard to tell | Portrait | Resolution: 1080p, DPI: 150, View-Mode: Gles20, Video-Codec: H264 |
| Blaupunkt Bogota 950 (Car Radio) | 4.2.2 | Landscape | Res: 480p, DPI: 150, View-Mode: Surface Video-Codec H264, Fullscreen:Off |
- Laggy Input: Try changing the DPI to a fixed value (e.g., 160 or 240) instead of Auto.
If you have tested a device not listed here, please open an issue or discussion on GitHub to help the community!