OBD2 + GPS Head Up Display | Digital Car Speedometer & Safety Gauge

Modernise Your Drive with a Crystal-Clear Eye-Level Dashboard

Stop looking down at your instrument cluster every few seconds. Modern luxury cars put speed and safety data right on the windshield for a reason—it’s safer. Our Dual-System HUD brings that same "eyes-on-the-road" technology to your current vehicle, providing a high-brightness digital display that keeps your critical driving data exactly where you can see it without losing focus on the traffic ahead.

Key Features

• Universal Dual-Mode Tracking: Works in every vehicle. Use the OBD2 connection for deep-dive data like fuel consumption and engine temp, or use the GPS satellite mode for ultra-accurate speed tracking in any car, truck, or van regardless of its age.
• Auto-Dimming High-Res Screen: Perfect visibility 24/7. The built-in light sensor detects ambient conditions, brightening the display for clear midday sun viewing and dimming it at night to prevent glare and eye strain.
• Proactive Safety Alerts: Customizable warnings. Set the HUD to beep if you exceed the speed limit or if your engine begins to overheat, acting as a secondary "co-pilot" to protect you from fines and mechanical failure.
• Compact Plug-and-Play Setup: No mechanic required. The unit mounts securely to your dash in seconds and plugs directly into your car's OBD2 port or a USB power source, giving you a professional digital upgrade with zero wiring required.

Specifications

• Display Technology: High-Definition LCD with Auto-Brightness
• Mode Selection: Switchable OBD2 (Data) / GPS (Satellite Speed)
• Alerts: Speeding, Voltage, Fatigue Driving, and Water Temp
• Finish: Anti-Glare Matte Black Housing

Why Buy From Us?

• Q: Is the speed on the HUD more accurate than my car's needle?
• A: In GPS mode, yes. The hard truth is that most factory analog speedometers are calibrated by manufacturers to overstate your speed by 3–5%. Because our HUD can use direct satellite signals to calculate your actual velocity over the ground, it is often far more accurate than your dashboard—just be sure you have a clear view of the sky for the best signal!