How to Install Screen in Tesla Model Y

Описание: 🚗 Parenting Game-Changer? A Real Review of the Model 3 & Y Rear Entertainment LCD H86 Screen 🎥🍿

As a dad of two young kids, my Tesla Model Y is basically a futuristic minivan—and I’m not mad about it. Anything that promises to keep the kids happy (and quiet) in the backseat instantly gets my attention. So when I installed the 8.66-inch Rear Entertainment LCD H86 Screen, I had high hopes.

The Good Stuff:
• Size & Placement: It looks slick. The screen sits right where it should—low enough for both kids to see without them karate-kicking each other.
• Entertainment Options: It runs Android, so technically, you can get Netflix, YouTube, games, etc. Perfect for long drives and avoiding 45 versions of “Are we there yet?”

But Here’s the Reality Check 👇

🎧 No Native Audio = Minor Parenting Crisis

The screen does not play natively through the Tesla’s speakers, which honestly feels like a massive oversight. You have to connect Bluetooth headphones or a separate speaker. That’s not ideal when your kid’s asking why Lightning McQueen doesn’t have sound while you’re merging on the freeway.

🐌 Slow Operating System

This thing moves like it’s powered by a potato. The OS is seriously slow—apps lag, and the interface feels clunky. We’ve had moments where the kids tapped a video, and it took so long to load I thought it froze.

🖐️ Super Sensitive, But Not in a Good Way

The touchscreen is way too touchy—my kids either accidentally pause it 12 times or can’t get it to respond at all. It’s not exactly “kid-proof” friendly, and most of the time I end up reaching back to fix it myself, which defeats the whole purpose.

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Final Verdict from a Tesla Dad:

If you’re looking for a sleek-looking backseat screen and don’t mind dealing with a few quirks, it’s serviceable. But for the price and the promise, I expected more. I’d say it’s 60% helpful, 40% headache. If Tesla ever makes a native screen with built-in audio control and a faster interface, I’d be first in line.

Until then, this screen is like giving your kids an iPad from 2012—it’ll work… eventually. 😅

⭐ Overall Parent Rating: 3/5
✔️ Cool look, decent screen size
❌ Clunky OS, Bluetooth audio only, hard for kids to use independently