Are you looking for a fully equipped multimedia touchscreen player that won’t cost you an arm and a leg? If so, you might want to take a look at what the Pioneer AVH-310EX has to offer.   

Equipped with a 6.8-inch WVGA touchscreen display with built-in Bluetooth and GPS capabilities, the AVH-310EX will let you navigate your way through unknown roads and make calls safely, all without making you have to take your hands off of your steering wheels and eyes off of the road.   

In addition, this touchscreen car stereo comes with an external mic. This allows you to speak clearly and be heard loudly.  

Using the 13-band equalizer, you can customize your vehicle’s acoustics down to the most minute details. Then, if, for some reason, your audio device doesn’t have Bluetooth, you can still use the auxiliary input.  

All in all, thanks to its wide assortment of features, numerous display colors, and impressive interactivity with both Android and iOS devices, as well as compatibility with multiple types of music files, the AVH-310EX is a steal touch screen car stereo that any car owner would love to have.  

The unassuming ATOTO A6 is one of the best touch screen car stereos with GPS and Bluetooth around. In addition to its download able and pre-installed maps for easy offline navigation, the system also constantly receives firmware updates for minimal bugs and improved features.

Also, speaking of Bluetooth, it works especially well with Android devices, although iOS users should not have any problem taking advantage of the A6’s features.   

The ATOTO A6 also comes with a number of inputs and outputs. This includes auxiliary inputs, video inputs, USB ports, as well as a dedicated slot for a back-up camera. The best part? The interface is quite intuitive. It’s very easy to navigate your way around this touch screen car stereo.   

Going back to the Bluetooth feature, what separates the ATOTOA6 from others is its dual Bluetooth chips, which lets you access the internet via device tethering and connect it to a game pad.  

Sometimes, what people need is a touch screen car stereo with GPS and Bluetooth that actually works without spending a lot of money.   

A good example of such a touch screen car stereo is the Henhaoro 7-inch.   Easy to install due to its thin body, the Henhaoro can also connect to your navigation device and rear camera. However, even without a navigation device, you can still use this system to navigate.

This is because it comes with a built-in Google Maps feature, albeit you’ll have to download the maps data to be able to use them online.   

While the Henhaoro isn’t the most feature-packed touch screen car stereo out there, it’s more than enough for the average user’s needs. Plus, it’s priced competitively as well.  

Pioneer makes touch screen car stereos with GPS and Bluetooth that are so good that we couldn’t just help but include two on our list.   

Different from the AVH-310EX that we included earlier, the AVHX3800BHS doesn’t have as large of a screen. At just 6.2 inches, it’s smaller. However, it comes with other nifty features that make it good.

This includes a voice recognition feature that lets you take control of your phone without having to worry about navigating your way through a screen. Navigation-ready right out of the box, the AVH-310EX has a lot of things going for it and very few going against it.  

If money is not an issue and you want the absolute best out there, the Kenwood Excelon DNX996XR comes with all of the bells and whistles.   

When we say everything, we mean it. This includes full Apple Carplay and Android Auto functionalities. This means that you can use Siri or Google Assistant to do pretty much everything for you, from making calls to reading texts and even changing songs, all without ever having to look at the screen.   

That’s not all. It also comes with a Garmin navigation system, which is one of the best in the business, and a GNSS receiver antenna that’s highly sensitive.   

What makes the Garmin navigation system so useful is the “Garmin PhotoReal Junction View”.  

This feature is worth mentioning because it acts as an added layer of protection against tricky and accident-prone interactions. In addition to this, the DNX996XR also comes equipped with Garmin 3D Terrain View, which gives you a complete real-time view of the area around you as you drive. 

Scrapping the CD/DVD drive completely allows the Alpine X108U to tout a huge 8-inch screen, which is huge. In comparison, most touch screen car stereos only have 6-inch screens. This means that its screen is at least 30% larger than most, making it easier for drivers to follow maps and navigate their way through areas they are not familiar with.  

Alpine also kept in mind how difficult it could potentially be to install touch screen car stereos this size. This is why they added “Restyle Packages” that you can use to install the Alpine X108U to your vehicle without having to make a mess.   

The X108U also comes with a wide assortment of I/O ports, including a rear USB port and an HDMI input, with free lifetime HERE traffic service in key cities. 

The Jensen VX7022 isn’t stylish by any means. It’s not feature-packed either. However, it is affordable and it works well, which is more than enough for people who are simply looking for a touch screen car stereo with GPS and Bluetooth.  

The VX7022’s features won’t wow you by any means. The 6.2-inch touch screen is standard. So are the HDMI and MHL connector, as well as compatibility with Android, iOS, as well as Blackberry devices. But it is worth noting that the IGoPrimo navigation system that the VX7022 uses won the Mobility India Award for automotive navigation back in 2015. 

When you consider its price and function, it’s hard to beat the Jensen VX7022, even though it’s not the most elegant or stylish touch screen car stereo out there.