Picking the right Dudu7 model
I was planning to buy a cheaper head unit for my 2012 Civic that I'm trying to squeeze a few more years out of, but I think the potential smoothness and polish of the Dudu7 models has won me over. I have a few questions I've had a hard time getting an answer to:
- A flush fit 9.5" kit is available for my car, but I'm not sure if I should opt for the 11" model instead and use a 2-DIN universal mount. I like the square edges and I THINK it would fill out the space between the car's vents without looking sloppy.
I might want to transfer the head unit to the next car I buy, and I don't know if the 9" would seem small in a newer car or if the 11" is inconveniently large. Or if there's any build quality differences between them.
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The ADAS system is a big point of interest, but I've also seen people say it's gimmicky / worthless. I've had a front collision warning prevent a likely accident twice in my better car (with a real factory system). Has the ADAS system improved at all since launch? Is there another brand of aftermarket ADAS that's better / worth considering?
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Is there anything on the substantially-cheaper side worth looking at? I'd honestly be fine with a unit that didn't have much horsepower as long as it could run Android Auto smoothly, sounded at least as good as stock, and ideally supported 360 cameras that were usable.
Posted Mar 8, 2026, 8:09 PM UTC