SONSOU Universal Stereo Steering Buttons/Steering Mounted Audio Controls for Tata, Hyundai, Suzuki and Mahindra Cars

I used it in my ignis car .. all buttons working good ... I am reviewing it 6 months of use .. still working good

It works perfectly. Easy to install.

Not working remote

I completely loved the product. Never thought there can be something like this anywhere. I never thought i can have steering control in my swift base model but Sonsou steering control is fantastic. East to install but many can not install this by themselves they will need a mechanic for that for sure. The seller is also so prompt. I have sony XAV-68BT stereo in my car and the mechanic had refused that it could work but i called the seller he promptly advised the way to install this to my mechanic. Mechanic did the same and this thing installed successfully and working flawlessly.

Installed it exactly as shown in video on amazon itself. Worked correctly for first 2 days but now some buttons are not working and taking wrong input even after correct mapping. Total waste of money. There is not even product support.

Buttons are discrete and embossed, you can feel the buttons without looking. Backlight is nice with blue color. Buttons mapping is very easy with android head unit. Cant say about battery life, since I have just installed.Cons: If you need to replace battery, you just have to twist anti clockwise to remove back. Many times accidentally if my hand strikes to these during driving, back panel which is sticked to the wheel remains there but the front part along with the battery will fall off.After successful mapping of buttons it works, but I have noticed when my car was parked in sunlight for longer duration the buttons were not working properly, you presss home button but your song will get paused. Solution is to remap again, Sometimes the button does not respond.

Good 👍 but it's not rechargeable

The media could not be loaded. Definitely a cheap and effective solution to make use of steering wheel controls in your older generation cars with basic steering wheels. Although, as it is the case with almost all 'cheap' solutions, this too comes with some shortfalls. Let us look at those in details:First, the good things:1. Buttons look well designed and built with quality materials (plastic and rubber)2. A very responsive customer support available on WhatsAppAnd now, the not-so-great things:1. While the official videos from the seller makes the connection steps appear to be very straightforward, it is NOT necessarily that simple in all cases. I've got a Pioneer (MVH-A209VBT) in my 2010 model Dzire. Reaching out to the rear side of the audio system took a professional task. Moreover, Pioneer systems take a 3.5mm adapter cable (check the pics attached) to it's rear side for the steering wheel controls, and hence the receiver unit of this product cannot be connected to the audio system as shown in the seller's video. This 3.5mm adapter cable is neither provided with this product nor was it available in the original box of the audio system. In short, the additional cost of this cable and the fitting charges costed me an amount almost equal to the price of the product itself! So if you're using any non-Android audio systems, especially a Pioneer or a Sony, consider the additional cost of the adapter cable.2. After connecting the unit and configuring the buttons, all 10 buttons were working. Although, one of the control units (the one with the Volume and Track selection buttons) are working a bit erroneously. When I press the Volume Up button with a single press, in most cases the Volume correctly goes up by one point, but in some cases, it goes up by three points. Same happens with the Track/Channel selection button; sometimes it selects the next channel, and sometimes it scans frequencies. This is an irritant, but I chose to live with it as having to get this replaced would mean I'll have to pay twice again for fitting.Now, keep in mind that my case (about having to avail professional help for fitting NEED NOT BE yours too. Most newer cars have the audio systems which can be pulled out directly from their mounts, rather than having to dismantle the dashboard panels. Over all, the product seems pretty decent. If not for that irritant behaviour of some of those buttons, I would've given it a 4 Star.Update (01-Jun-'24)-------------------------Even though I know that these Chinese products do not come with any warranty, I wanted to try my luck with the customer care to replace the malfunctioning buttons. Customer care (on WhatsApp) surprised me by offering to send me a fresh pair of control buttons "free of cost"! Now that's what I call post-sale support!I'm pushing the rating up by one more star for this customer care experience from the seller. 😍