The top of the unit has a few buttons for easy access. Touch also works great with gloves.
BHPian Rahulkool recently shared this with other enthusiasts:
Another day, another set of accessories
You have the Chigee AIO5 BMW, it’s a carplay/Android auto unit that mounts to the standard BMW navigation setup. So you don’t need to do any wiring or anything else. It’s also locked with a key like the BMW navigation unit, so you don’t need to remove it every time.
The Chigee unit mounts to this nav prep on the bike, you can see it has a pin for power as well as some data like the obd connector.
Connector on the back of the chigee unit. It feels like a really well-built product.
The top of the unit has a few buttons for easy access. Touch also works great with gloves. My phone was still difficult to use with the gloves on and I mostly had to take the gloves off. There is a power button on the top but the unit turns on as soon as you turn the ignition on, startup time and phone connection are very fast. When you turn the ignition off chigee gives a 10 second timer before turning off, I guess they have a capacitor or small battery inside.
Typical Carplay interface
Device home screen
It can also display a lot of bike data such as TPMS, engine temperature, battery voltage, lean angle, etc.
I also received this yellow filter for the original fog lights. Installation was simple and easy, can be folded up when not in use.
I have these crankcase covers in carbon fiber finish. Again, installation was simple and easy.
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