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  Review: Kenwood DMX8020DABS Car Stereo with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (productReview)
  It features a slick touchscreen display providing access to a wide range of features – including wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as DAB radio and even a reversing camera or dashcam (when fitted). In the box, you'll find the stereo itself, as well as a wiring loom to connect to your car (you'll probably need an adapter as well). There's a microphone (for handsfree calls), a USB extension (for connecting your phone) and a GPS antenna for using Google Maps.
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  Review: Nonda Zus smart car charger (productReview)
  This may just look like a standard USB charger that plugs into a 12v socket, but the Nonda ZUS includes a bit more to justify its price of around £30 on Amazon. Not only does it fast charge via the two reversible USB ports, but it has a built-in Bluetooth tracker, what Nonda calls a 'parking meter alert' (it's essentially a timer with an alarm), two reversible USB ports and a car battery health monitor. It works alongside the ZUS app which includes a mileage log and also works with other Nonda products including a tyre pressure monitor, reversing camera and an OBD II connector for monitoring your vehicle status.
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  Review: Sony XAV-AX100 Car Stereo with Apple CarPlay & Android Auto (productReview)
  A plug-in microphone comes with the device too, allowing you to use voice commands via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as make hands-free phone calls. It can also function with a reversing camera if your car's fitted with one (or you choose to buy an aftermarket one).
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  Review: TomTom Go Basic (productReview)
  The speed camera is shown on screen and a voice warning also alerts us. The TomTom GO Essential tracks your speed in average speed camera zones, too, alerting you if you go over the limit. The Go Basic can display texts but doesn't allow for hands-free calling or voice commands.
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  Review: Tile Slim (productReview)
  But it's essentially anything you don't want to lose or you're worried about going stray. Your luggage, digital cameras, backpacks, laptops or car. According to Tile's website, some customers even use the waterproof models - like the Tile Style - to track their tortoise, which has a habit of getting lost in the garden.