When you're in the market for rider communication and navigation gear, the W702 7-inch unit and the WonVon 5-inch unit are two options that solve the same problem in different ways. Both bring wireless CarPlay and Android Auto to your bike, so you can see directions, handle calls, and control music without pulling over. The trade-offs come down to screen size, condition, and price. Here's how they compare.
Quick Verdict
The W702 is the better fit if you want a 7-inch screen and an anti-theft design. The WonVon is the more practical choice for riders who prefer a new, lower-priced unit with Google Assistant. Both support wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, so the decision comes down to screen size, condition, and price.
| Product | List Price | Price Bar | Screen | Condition | Notable Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| W702 7-Inch Motorcycle CarPlay Screen | USD 139.99 | 7-inch touchscreen | Open box | IP67, dual Bluetooth, Siri, anti-theft design | |
| WonVon 5-Inch Motorcycle CarPlay GPS | USD 49.99 | 5-inch IPS touchscreen | New | IP67, dual Bluetooth, Siri, Google Assistant, glove-friendly |
Where Each Product Wins
- Pick the W702 if you want a larger display for route detail and the listed anti-theft design.
- Pick the WonVon if you want a new unit at a lower price, a compact glove-friendly screen, and support for Google Assistant alongside Siri.
Product Notes
W702 7-Inch Motorcycle CarPlay Screen
The W702 stands out with its 7-inch waterproof touchscreen, giving you a larger view of navigation and media controls compared to the WonVon. It also lists an anti-theft design. Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto are both here, along with dual Bluetooth for pairing a helmet headset and your phone. Siri voice control is supported. The unit is listed as open box, which is an important detail if you prefer to buy new. At USD 139.99, it is the more expensive of the two, so it demands a bigger purchase commitment. If screen size and the anti-theft feature matter more than condition, the W702 is the one to consider.
WonVon 5-Inch Motorcycle CarPlay GPS
The WonVon takes a different approach: a compact 5-inch IPS touchscreen with 854x480 resolution, anti-glare viewing, and a night mode for low-light riding. It is listed as new, which will appeal if you'd rather not accept an open-box unit. The price sits at USD 49.99, lower than the W702. It still delivers wireless CarPlay, Android Auto, dual Bluetooth, IP67 protection, Siri, and Google Assistant. The screen is also described as glove-friendly, a convenience during cooler rides. The trade-off is the smaller display, which means less map detail at a glance. If you want a new, compact display with voice assistant flexibility, this is a strong option.
Final Choice by Use Case
If you're navigating busy city streets and want maximum map real estate, the W702's 7-inch screen and anti-theft design make it a compelling pick for riders who prioritize those extras. If you'd rather have a new unit, a compact display with a night mode, and a lower price, the WonVon is the choice. Both screens keep you connected with wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, and the IP67 rating on both means you don't have to worry about wet weather. Decide based on screen size, condition, and how much you're willing to spend.
