I found a screen replacement for my 2010 Wakesetter which has all the bells and whistles and modern features, but I'd like to see if anyone used it? Not interested in throwing money for something that doesn't work well.
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Any experience with Wakeswitches?
- Thread starter Malime85
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I've seen a lot of good feedback on Wakeswitches.
Many users report that their screen replacements are a solid upgrade from the factory unit, and that it often fixes common issues like delamination or freezing.
It seems they offer a modern tablet-based solution that integrates well and provides extra features like streaming.
Installation is generally described as straightforward, and their customer service gets high marks too.
It seems to be worth a look if you're wanting to modernize your boat's tech!
Many users report that their screen replacements are a solid upgrade from the factory unit, and that it often fixes common issues like delamination or freezing.
It seems they offer a modern tablet-based solution that integrates well and provides extra features like streaming.
Installation is generally described as straightforward, and their customer service gets high marks too.
It seems to be worth a look if you're wanting to modernize your boat's tech!
yeah, they work very well. They're designed as a direct replacement for those problematic factory screens. People often report them being brighter, more responsive, and much more reliable than the original.
you know, the bells and whistles usually refer to the fact that they're essentially a modern tablet integrated into your dash. This means you can often get features like Bluetooth audio streaming, GPS/mapping apps, and other modern apps that the old MTC screen could never dream of. This is a huge plus for usability
you know, the bells and whistles usually refer to the fact that they're essentially a modern tablet integrated into your dash. This means you can often get features like Bluetooth audio streaming, GPS/mapping apps, and other modern apps that the old MTC screen could never dream of. This is a huge plus for usability
THanks for responding. Yes, they're quite an upgrade which is why I'm considering getting one. Either of you two have experience mounting it? Is it complicated or is it something I can do myself or will I need to get a pro?
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