Choosing a motorcycle CarPlay screen usually comes down to two questions: how large a display do you want, and what are you willing to pay for it? The W702B and the WonVon both give you wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, but they split on screen size, price, and listed condition. One is a bigger, more expensive open-box unit built with BMW riders in mind; the other is a compact, new-condition screen at a much lower entry point.
Because both screens share the same core wireless phone-mirroring tools, the decision is less about capability and more about physical size, build treatment, and budget. If you are mounting on a BMW and want a large panel, the W702B's custom mount is designed around that idea. If you prefer a compact screen that carries a lower listed price, the WonVon is the clearer fit.
Quick verdict
If a large, mount-ready display for a BMW motorcycle matters most, the W702B is the direction to go. If you want a smaller, new-condition screen that costs less, the WonVon is the practical pick. The main trade-off is screen size versus listed price. The choice depends on whether you prioritize display size or the amount you pay.
Comparison at a glance
| Feature | W702B | WonVon 5" |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 189.99 | USD 49.99 |
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| Screen | 7" HD IPS 1024x600 | 5" IPS 854x480 |
| Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto | Yes | Yes |
| Dual Bluetooth | Yes | Yes |
| Condition | Open box | New |
| Notable extras | BMW motorcycle mount, waterproof | IP67, glove-friendly, anti-glare, night mode |
Where each one wins
- W702B is the choice when the larger display and higher listed price are priorities.
- WonVon is the choice when a lower listed price and a new-condition unit are the priority.
Product notes
W702B Motorcycle GPS Carplay Screen

The W702B is the larger of the two, with an HD IPS touchscreen and a custom mount designed for BMW motorcycles. Its waterproof design and bigger display make it the more prominent screen on the bars, and the BMW-specific mount is a clear pull for BMW owners. The trade-offs are the higher listed price and the open-box condition. If the larger display is a must-have, the open-box listing is the main thing to weigh.
5" Motorcycle Carplay GPS Navigation Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto IP67 WIFI

The WonVon is the compact, lower-priced option in this head-to-head. Its smaller display keeps things tidy, and the title points to IP67 protection, glove-friendly operation, anti-glare viewing, and a night mode for varying riding conditions. The smaller screen is the clear limitation; if you are used to a larger navigation panel, this display will feel more compact. For riders who want core navigation features without a large screen, this is the more economical choice.
Consider your setup
Think about what you are mounting it on and how much space you want the screen to occupy. A 7" screen gives you more map surface, while a 5" screen keeps the setup compact. The W702B is the larger, more mount-specific choice; the WonVon is the compact, lower-price choice.
Final choice by use case
Choose the W702B when a larger screen, BMW-specific mounting, and waterproofing outweigh the higher listed price. Choose the WonVon when a compact screen, IP67 build, and lower listed price matter more.