Spedal CL871pro 6.25" Motorcycle CarPlay ＆ Android Auto Screen, TPMS

What buyers think

Buyer-review evidence for the Spedal CL871pro points to a few repeat themes. Riders consistently describe it as bright enough to be readable in sun, with responsive touch navigation once paired. Multiple riders also highlight day-to-day reliability, including long-distance trips and repeated rides without obvious issues. Weather exposure is another recurring positive, with the unit being used in rain and varied temperatures. Mounting is frequently mentioned as a strength, with hardware and the overall fit contributing to stable installs. The most mentioned drawback theme is that the active screen area feels smaller than expected for some buyers.

What this motorcycle screen is for

This is a rider-focused CarPlay and Android Auto display. If your goal is to keep your phone protected while still controlling music and navigation through a central screen, the CL871pro is built around that use case. It also targets practical motorcycle safety needs by pairing with its TPMS system so you can check tire pressure on-screen.

Display, visibility, and touchscreen usability

The CL871pro uses a 6.25-inch IPS touchscreen and is designed for legibility in bright conditions. The display is rated up to 900 nits peak brightness and also features auto brightness adjustment, which helps when you move between glare and low-light riding. In rider feedback, the screen is repeatedly described as never dim enough to read comfortably.

Tradeoff: if you are expecting the full unit size to translate into maximum readable area, some buyers feel the active screen is smaller than they anticipated. For riders who want more map detail at a glance, screen size is worth considering carefully before buying.

CarPlay and Android Auto performance (and what to expect)

The CL871pro supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with touch control and voice assistant integration (Siri and Google Assistant support). In feedback, riders mention it connects well and supports glove-friendly operation. Start-up and reconnection are also described as smooth, including behavior where it powers on and off with the bike (rather than requiring a manual power button).

One practical note: the unit is not battery-based, so your installation method and motorcycle power wiring matter for the “turn-key every time” experience.

Bluetooth audio and hands-free voice control

For audio, the CL871pro is designed to connect via Bluetooth to deliver music and support hands-free call control. Riders can also use voice commands through Siri or Google Assistant for calls, music, and navigation control. This can reduce distractions compared to handling a phone while riding.

TPMS and tire pressure monitoring

The CL871pro includes a tire pressure monitoring system feature with two tire sensors for real-time pressure updates on your display. If you ride in changing weather or you regularly adjust tire pressures (for example, solo versus loaded rides), having pressure information visible on the bars is a meaningful safety and convenience upgrade.

Weather resistance and day-to-day durability

Built for motorcycle life, the CL871pro is IP67 rated, which means it is designed to handle full water exposure scenarios and resist dust ingress. Rider feedback backs this up with reports of heavy rain exposure and use in hot and cold conditions without recurring functional problems.

Mounting and installation reality check

Installation is often where these motorcycle screens win or lose buyers. The CL871pro is supplied with mounting hardware and power accessories, and it is designed to work with 9–18V motorcycle power systems. Reviews also call out strong mounting hardware, especially for riders doing more rugged dual-sport style bar setups.

Power options can also affect how difficult setup feels. You can connect it to motorcycle battery power, or use a USB cable power method, but the voltage and current requirements must be met (the power setup details matter for compatibility). If you are comfortable with basic bike wiring, installation tends to be straightforward. If not, you may want professional help to avoid wiring mistakes.

Who should buy it

• You want a dedicated CarPlay/Android Auto motorcycle display instead of relying on a phone mount.
• You ride enough to value clear visibility in sun, plus automatic brightness for changing light.
• You want TPMS on-screen with two tire sensors.
• You prefer a unit with stronger mounting hardware for stable installs.

Who should skip it

• You need maximum map detail and larger active screen area, since some riders find the active display smaller than expected.
• You want a device you can use independently without wiring, because it is designed to be powered from the motorcycle system (no battery or power button).
• You are uncomfortable with wiring or matching the power requirements, since install setup is a key part of getting reliable performance.

Verdict

The Spedal CL871pro is a practical choice for riders who want a central CarPlay/Android Auto screen with weather-ready durability and built-in TPMS support. Based on rider feedback themes, it stands out for readability, connection reliability, and mounting strength. Just make sure you are comfortable with the 6.25-inch screen size and that you can handle the power and installation setup so it turns on and off the way you expect.

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