X6 Motorcycle CarPlay System with 2K Dash Cam
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6.25" Smart Ride Interface
Enjoy total freedom with seamless Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto. The CPMC X6’s 6.25-inch HD display offers the perfect 'golden ratio,' providing crystal-clear navigation and app access. Keep your phone safe in your pocket—avoiding the risk of vibration damage to your camera—while enjoying navigation and music on a screen built for the road.
2K Ultra-HD Dual Cameras
The CPMC X6 features front and rear 2K dash cameras with a 140° wide-angle lens, delivering sharper detail and wider road coverage than most 1080P motorcycle dash cams on the market. Capture more of what matters—from surrounding traffic to critical moments—ensuring clearer evidence and greater riding confidence in any situation.
Active Blind Spot Alert
The X6 is equipped with an intelligent Blind Spot Detection (BSD) system that monitors vehicles approaching from behind within a 15-meter range. When a vehicle enters your blind spot, the display shows a red flashing warning, helping you stay aware during lane changes and overtakes. The system is designed to detect vehicles only, avoiding unnecessary alerts from pedestrians or non-traffic objects.
Speed & Tire Pressure at a Glance
The CPMC X6 displays your real-time speed and tire pressure together on the main screen. Speed is always visible at a glance, while tire pressure monitoring helps you detect abnormal changes early – reducing risk and improving safety on every ride.
Support Wired Remote Control
The X6 supports a wired handlebar-mounted remote, allowing you Easily switch songs, answer calls, or toggle between camera views without ever reaching for the screen. Everything stays right at your fingertips, helping you operate the system quickly and safely while staying focused on the road ahead.
Dual Power Options
ACC or USB Choose the setup that fits your ride. The CPMC X6 supports both hardwired ACC power for a clean, permanent installation that starts with your ignition, and USB power for a quick, plug-and-play setup. Whether you want a professional-grade integration or the flexibility to move the device between bikes, we’ve got you covered.
Physical Button
The X6 features a dedicated physical button located on the top of the display, allowing you to instantly turn off the display or lock the screen. This is the perfect solution to prevent accidental touches during heavy rain or while adjusting your gear, ensuring your navigation stays on track without distractions.
Multilingual Interface
The X6 supports 23 different languages, making it easy for riders around the world to use the system in their preferred language. With a clear and intuitive interface, setup and daily operation are simple and accessible—no matter where your journey takes you.
Product Dimensions & Packaging
X6 Motorcycle CarPlay System Specifications
- System: Linux
- Main Chipset: Allwinner V853
- Processor: ARM Cortex-A7
- Material: ABS
- Protection Rating: IP67
- Temperature Range: -20°C to 65°C
- Display Size: 6.25 inch
- Resolution: 1560 × 720p
- Brightness: 800cd/㎡
- Front Camera Resolution: 2K
- Front Camera Viewing Angle: 140°
- Rear Camera Resolution: 2K
- Rear Camera Viewing Angle: 140°
- Camera Frame Rate: 30fps
- Loop Recording: Supported
- Audio-Video Sync: Supported
- App Playback: Supported
- Included TF Card: 64GB
- Max TF Card Support: 128GB
- GPS: Yes
- Wi-Fi: 2.4G / 5.0G
- Bluetooth: 4.2
- Split-Screen: Supported
- Wired Remote Control Length: 90cm
- Mount Ball Size: 25mm
- Mount Hole Size Range: 22-25mm
- Mount Material: Metal
UPDATE!:
I'm a fool. I had accidentally swapped the connection to the cameras and the rear camera was showing as front. I connected the cameras properly and now camera mirroring works! My apologies.
I bought this to augment/replace my Garmin Zumo XT which was double the price and 5x the aggravation.
The X6 is a very decent system that gives you everything you would need at a reasonable price. It works 90% out of the box and a little research to close any gaps. There are a lot of cables to route, but nothing that can't be overcome with a little planning. Everything is clearly labeled.
For example:
TPMS can be a bit of a faff, but the YouTube video is helpful and you just need to get the sequence right. Start the pairing first and then screw the sensors on. Rinse, wash, repeat until paired.
Accessing videos was a mystery until I realized I need to connect using the unit's Wi-Fi, not Bluetooth connection. It is probably easier to just plug the USB connection into a laptop in the end.
I couldn't get the rear camera L/R mirror function to work so I have to do a mental flip when I look behind me. Currently, a car on my aft right appears aft left on the screen. I don't really appreciate extra cognitive workload while I'm riding as it may be dangerous in a panic situation. Any tips to sort this out?
The software is a little half baked in spots (e.g. no scroll bars, text hard to read on background, not always intuitive). Please hire a programming student with a bit of usability heuristics knowledge to clean up the usability bugs. These should be easy fixes and the student would have a nice addition to their CV.
The system can take a while to fully boot to Android Auto. I'm usually a ways down the road before everything is running. AA doesn't always come up so I have to shut the system down and reboot. I have it connected to a Healtech Thunderbox (great gadget btw) so that may introduce some startup delay.
The little red onscreen lock/unlock button is easy to miss, thus I often peck away at the screen until I realize its locked.
Overall though, I'm quite happy with the dollar to function/quality ratio. I would heartily recommend.
Hi Guzzi,
Thanks so much for your thoughtful review – we really appreciate it, and we're glad you're enjoying the X6 overall!
For the rear camera mirror issue, could you please go into Settings > Back Camera Mirror and adjust the setting there? That should flip the image to the correct orientation.
Also, we've taken note of your comments about the software interface and usability. We've passed them straight to our engineers and will look into improving these points in future firmware versions. Feedback like yours is exactly what helps us grow.
Thanks again, and ride safe!
I have been using the X6 Motorcycle CarPlay System for everyday riding, and overall I am very satisfied with it. Wireless CarPlay connects reliably, Waze is ready by the time I put on my gloves, and my phone can finally stay safely in my pocket.
The front and rear 2K cameras start recording automatically and provide perfectly usable footage for documenting traffic situations. The TPMS sensors are also a genuinely useful safety feature, while the wired handlebar controller makes the system much easier to operate when wearing gloves.
Installation is not difficult, although routing all the cables neatly takes some time. I would also appreciate automatic screen brightness adjustment, and the mounting bracket could feel a little sturdier.
Despite these minor drawbacks, the X6 offers an excellent combination of navigation, dash cams and safety features for the price. It has made everyday riding simpler, and after getting used to it, I would not want to go back to mounting my phone on the handlebar.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ryTVtJk8dSI&is=kO05yKmLBz3JnbqH
Thank you for everything.
You're very welcome! It’s our pleasure to help you. If you run into any issues or need further support in the future, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Wish you a great day!
Thanks for the instructions and I solved the problem
Thank you for your confirmation! We're very glad to hear that the instructions helped you resolve the issue.
If you ever need any further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Wishing you all the best!
I made a mistake in the previous comment TPMs doesn’t connect to the device ( not the phone to the device)
Thank you for your comment, and we're sorry to hear about the trouble you've had with the TPMS pairing and the screen display.
For the TPMS pairing issue, please follow the step-by-step instructions below:
Step-by-step pairing instructions:
On the CPMC X6 screen, select the tire position you want to pair → click 'Binding' → confirm.
Quickly screw the sensor tightly onto the valve stem.
If the screen shows no response, don’t worry — simply loosen the sensor slightly, then tighten it again.
Repeat this loosen → tighten cycle a few times. The sensor should successfully connect.
Why do you need to try this several times?
Our TPMS sensors include a special power-saving design (a 'wake-up membrane') to prevent them from transmitting continuously, which would drain the battery much faster.
The sensor requires multiple wake-up attempts before it fully activates into pairing mode.
This is not a defect. Your sensor is working properly — it just needs a little extra attention to wake up.
For a visual guide, please check out this tutorial video:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSoraqqrAsM
Regarding the screen background:
We've updated the UI design based on customer feedback. Rest assured, the product itself is exactly the same.
If you prefer the old UI, you're welcome to email us at support@carplaymotorcycle.com and we'll send you the firmware update to restore the previous interface.
Please let us know if you continue to experience any issues — we're here to help.
CPMC CarPlay Motorcycle Team
CPMC X6 in Action
