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Double DIN: Sony XAV602BT

Overall Auto Express rating

5.0

RRP
from £349

Best price: £349.99

This is our pick of the double-DIN all-rounders. Although it’s been on the market for some time, Sony packed the XAV602BT full of futureproof features at launch, so it’s still the best.

Its built-in TomTom software is handy for getting from A to B, but the nav capabilities don’t stop there thanks to the MirrorLink feature, which lets you emulate your mobile’s screen on the display – ideal for smartphone apps.

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Not compatible with some aspects of the iPhone, which is a pity, but it worked well with an Android device.

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