
Central Control Display: Radio frequency band display, CD and MP3 playback time display. Equalizer sound effect display. Volume display. Spectrum display. Track display. Outdoor temperature. Button Functions: MUTE: Mute mode. SEL: Sound field adjustment mode, including bass boost, etc. EQ: Equalizer default sound effect switching. LOUD: Enhanced stereo sound. AS: Save radio station. RPT: Single track loop. RDM: Random play. SCAN: Plays tracks sequentially for ten seconds each; pressing the button again during playback of a desired track will switch to playing that track.

I've been driving the Eado for almost a year now, and I interact with this 10.25-inch central control touchscreen several times every day. The navigation function is what I use most frequently—it's quite accurate and helps me avoid congested routes during my daily commute. For music playback, I just connect via to play my phone's playlist, and the steering wheel has dedicated track-changing buttons which are super convenient. The air conditioning controls are located just below the screen; adjusting the temperature is as easy as swiping, just like on a smartphone, and the auto mode adjusts the fan speed based on the cabin environment. The reverse camera is particularly practical—it automatically displays the rear view when shifting into reverse gear, and combined with the parking sensor beeps, it gives me full peace of mind. The voice assistant, activated by saying 'Hello Xiao An,' allows me to perform tasks like opening the sunroof without taking my eyes off the road. The overall design is very user-friendly, and I rarely need to refer to the manual for daily operations.

As a tech enthusiast, I find the intelligent experience of the Yidong's center console quite impressive. First of all, the InCall system operates as smoothly as a tablet, and the Carlife projection feature is super convenient. The voice recognition accuracy is high, allowing you to directly speak your destination to pull up navigation routes. The coolest part is the remote control function; the mobile app can pre-start the air conditioning, so you don't have to endure a sauna-like car in summer. The entertainment system comes with online radio and music apps, so you don't need to constantly reach for your phone to listen to music on the go. The vehicle settings allow for custom themes and quick menus, and OTA updates solve the system upgrade issues. The storage space is well-designed, with a hollowed-out area under the center console that can hold a bag and also supports wireless charging. Of course, the retention of physical buttons is thoughtful, as critical functions like hazard lights don't require searching through the screen.

A veteran driver with over a decade of experience tells you that the practicality of the Yidong's center console is the highlight. The steering wheel integrates volume control and cruise control buttons, allowing operation without taking hands off the wheel during highway driving. The air conditioning retains physical knobs, making temperature adjustments faster and more precise than a touchscreen. The automatic activation of the rearview camera when shifting into reverse is the most hassle-free feature, with parking assist lines that accurately follow steering wheel movements. Music switching displays song names on the instrument cluster, visible with just a glance. The storage slots are deep enough to securely hold highway cards and phones without slipping out. The entire interface logic is clear, with menu levels not exceeding three layers, and the font size is legible even for presbyopic users.

Taking the kids out, I found the Eado's center console particularly thoughtful. The rear AC vents can be independently adjusted for airflow speed, so the kids won't catch a cold in the back. There are four USB ports in total, two in the front and two in the rear, which is more than enough for charging phones and tablets. The sound system is well-tuned, making children's stories clear and not harsh to the ears. The cup holders are conveniently placed within easy reach, making it easy to grab water at red lights. The voice-controlled navigation is very accurate when searching for children's hospitals, eliminating the need to type on the screen and get distracted. The sun visor comes with a makeup mirror for quick touch-ups and can also hold parking tickets. The leather-wrapped dashboard is easy to clean, and there's no worry about scratches from kids' curious hands.

Last month's 2,000-kilometer road trip really showcased the Eado's excellent center console performance during long drives. The navigation system never failed, even accurately guiding through winding mountain roads. The speed limit alerts paired with HUD functionality proved particularly practical, instantly warning when exceeding limits. The air circulation mode works intelligently, automatically switching to recirculation in traffic to block exhaust fumes. Cruise control settings on the left console allow highway adjustments without looking down. The music system supports multi-device connectivity without conflicts when passengers stream songs. The system automatically saves frequent destinations - hotel locations appear directly in favorites for next navigation. Night mode automatically dims the display, preventing glare during nighttime driving.


