Adding Apple CarPlay or Android Auto to a motorcycle usually means a handlebar screen from one of two direct-to-consumer brands: Aoocci or Carpuride. Search "aoocci vs carpuride" and most of what you find is written by one of the two brands. So we did the boring part ourselves: we read both stores' own prices on October 31, 2026, then read their shipping, refund and warranty pages.
Below: the quick answer, a price table, what a return would really cost you, and which screen fits which rider.
The quick answer
- Cheapest wireless CarPlay screen: the Aoocci C3 Pro at $99 (listed at $169), a 5-inch screen. Adding TPMS tire sensors makes it $109.
- Cheapest Carpuride: the W502 at $269.99, a 5-inch IP67 screen with dual Bluetooth. Carpuride's cheapest motorcycle screen costs almost three times Aoocci's.
- Screen plus dash cam in one unit: Aoocci's C6 Pro at $289 (was $329) has front and rear 1080P cameras. Carpuride's dual-camera W702S Plus is $439.99 (was $599.99) and lets you install Android apps.
- Longest warranty: Carpuride, with 2 years on main components. Aoocci lists a 12-month limited warranty.
- Most time to change your mind: Aoocci, with 60 days to request a return, but a 15% restocking fee. Carpuride gives 30 days and doesn't list a restocking fee.
Aoocci sells motorcycle CarPlay and Android Auto screens, all-in-one motorcycle dash cams, blind-spot radar and car CarPlay adapters, with free shipping to the U.S., 60-day returns and a 12-month limited warranty.
Carpuride sells portable wireless CarPlay and Android Auto screens for motorcycles and cars, including BMW- and Harley-specific motorcycle units, with free worldwide shipping, 30-day returns and a 2-year warranty on main components.
Our short version: buy Aoocci if price matters most and you're fairly sure you'll keep it. Buy Carpuride if you want the longer warranty and plan to ride with the screen for years.
Aoocci vs Carpuride: prices side by side
All prices are each store's own price and its listed regular price on October 31, 2026. "Was" is blank when the store shows no regular price.
Screen | Price | Was | Key point |
|---|---|---|---|
Aoocci C3 Pro (5") | $99 | $169 | Cheapest, TPMS +$10 |
Aoocci C7 (7") | $145.99 | – | Big screen, no camera |
Aoocci F5 | $189 | – | Wire-free mount |
Aoocci C9 Pro | $199 | – | 6" screen + dash cam |
Aoocci C6 Pro (6.25") | $289 | $329 | Front + rear 1080P |
Carpuride W502 (5") | $269.99 | – | IP67, dual Bluetooth |
Carpuride W702 (7") | $289.99 | – | Same, bigger screen |
Carpuride W502 Pro / W702 Pro | $319.99 / $339.99 | $439.99 / $459.99 | Intercom, compass, SOS |
Carpuride W702H (Harley) | $329.90 | – | Harley mount included |
Carpuride W602S Pro (6") | $389.99 | $509.99 | Plug-and-play bracket |
Carpuride W702S Plus | $439.99 | $599.99 | Dual cameras, apps |
One thing we noticed: the W602S Pro product description says "Was $509.99, Now $359.99," but the price the store actually charges on the same page was $389.99 when we checked. If you're buying that model, check the price in your cart before paying, and ask Carpuride support if it doesn't match the text.
If you ride a BMW, both brands sell BMW-specific units: Aoocci's BM6/BM7 start at $384, and Carpuride's W702BS/W502BS starts at $409.90 (was $569.90). INNOVV is a third option for BMW riders: its N2 Display for BMW was $270.40 (regular $338) when we checked on October 26.
Which is cheaper to return?
Aoocci gives you more time, Carpuride costs you less if you do send it back.
- Aoocci: returns must be requested within 60 days of your order. If you simply don't want it, your refund is reduced by a 15% restocking charge and you pay the return freight. On a $289 C6 Pro that's $43.35 gone before shipping. Damaged or wrong items are on Aoocci.
- Carpuride: you can request a return within 30 days of receiving the package, with authorization from customer service first. Without a quality issue, you pay return shipping, and the policy says opened or used items without defects may be refused. We didn't see a restocking fee.
Practical tip: whichever brand you pick, test CarPlay with your own phone, helmet headset and gloves within the first week. Most "it doesn't work for me" problems show up on the first ride, and the clock is shorter at Carpuride.
Shipping: how long does it take?
Both ship free to the U.S. with no minimum.
- Aoocci: 1 to 2 working days to process, then 4 to 15 working days, usually by local post. Its shipping policy says no tax or VAT, though its deals page says tax and shipping are added at checkout, so look at the final total.
- Carpuride: ships in 1 to 3 days by DHL, UPS or DPD, usually arriving in 7 to 15 business days.
If you want it before a specific trip or as a holiday gift, order early. Neither store promises 2-day delivery to the U.S.
Warranty and support
- Aoocci: a 12-month limited warranty from the purchase date, for products bought directly from Aoocci. Defective units are inspected at the factory in China. Support hours are 9:00 to 18:00 UTC+8, which is the middle of the night in the U.S.
- Carpuride: 2 years on main components, 6 months on chargers, cables and brackets. Firmware issues have their own exclusions, so read the warranty page before flashing anything unofficial.
A handlebar screen lives through rain, vibration and summer heat. If you plan to keep it for several riding seasons, Carpuride's extra year is the strongest reason to pay more.
Which one should you buy?
- First CarPlay screen on a budget: Aoocci C3 Pro at $99. Hard to beat if you just want maps and music.
- You want a dash cam too: Aoocci C6 Pro ($289) or C9 Pro ($199) costs much less than Carpuride's W702S Plus ($439.99). Pick Carpuride only if you want Android apps on the screen.
- You ride with a passenger or group: Carpuride's W502 Pro or W702 Pro ($319.99 / $339.99) list dual Bluetooth intercom, compass and SOS mode.
- Harley rider: Carpuride W702H with a Harley mount at $329.90. Harley owners shopping for lights too can compare LED Factory Mart's crash bar lights.
- You might return it: Carpuride, because it doesn't list a restocking fee. Just decide within 30 days.
Should you buy now or wait for Black Friday?
Neither store had announced a Black Friday sale when we re-checked on November 1. Black Friday is November 27, 2026. Both Halloween promotions have run out: Aoocci's TREAT code was dated October 1 to 31, and Carpuride's Halloween countdown has hit zero. The good news is that the everyday markdowns in the table above were unchanged on November 1, and none of them needs a code. Carpuride's deals page also says it plans to phase out major discounts starting in 2026, so don't count on a big extra cut.
If the model you want is already marked down (C3 Pro, C6 Pro, W702 Pro, W702S Plus), today's price is a fair one. We'll add any real Black Friday prices to our Black Friday deals page after we check them.
Want a dedicated front and rear camera instead of a screen? We compared INNOVV's two motorcycle dash cams in INNOVV K7 vs K6: $329.80 vs $230.40 at INNOVV's Black Friday prices on November 1.
Before you check out
- Check the phone requirements on the product page (iPhone for CarPlay, Android for Android Auto) and whether the model is wireless.
- Check the mount: handlebar diameter, mirror mount, or a bike-specific bracket.
- Decide on TPMS tire sensors at checkout. It's $10 more on the Aoocci models above and $20 more on Carpuride's.
- Check the cart total for tax, and the delivery estimate.
- Save the order email. Both brands need it for returns and warranty claims.
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