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BONROAD 1920*720P LCD Digital Dashboard Panel Cluster For BMW 5 Series
BONROAD 1920*720P LCD Digital Dashboard Panel Cluster For BMW 5 Series
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SPECIFICATIONS
What It Is
A “digital dashboard panel / virtual cockpit” is an aftermarket replacement for the original analog instrument cluster (speedometer, tachometer, gauges) in a car. For a BMW 5 Series E60/E61 (2003‑2010), this means replacing the stock cluster with a fully digital LCD/IPS screen that displays all the usual information plus added features: custom themes (UIs), additional data readouts, modern display aesthetics, sometimes even CarPlay or HUD (Heads Up Display) support in the cluster.
Features & Specifications
Feature | Specification / Capability |
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Display size & resolution | ~12.3‑inch IPS LCD / HD screen with resolution 1920 × 720 pixels. Ensures sharp, “wide bar” appearance that spans similar width to original analogue cluster. |
Operating system | Linux or “T5 / T507” chip / system. Many use a quad‑core CPU. |
Memory / Storage | Around 1 GB RAM + 4 GB ROM is common for Linux units. Enough for UI, basic animations, data feed. |
Fitment / Compatibility | Targeted for BMW 5 Series E60/E61 (sometimes also E63/E64); plug & play (uses original wiring harness / connectors), both gasoline and diesel, automatic/manual gearboxes. Often no need for cutting wires or heavy coding. |
Original functions preserved | Speed, RPM, fuel gauge, coolant temp, oil level/temp, tire pressure, door open/close indicators, warning lights; also steering wheel controls typically remain functional. |
UI / Themes | Multiple UI styles/themes (Sport, Classic, Off‑road etc.), color variants, animated transitions. Users can select different themes and customize display. |
Languages | Multilingual support (English, German, French, Spanish, etc.). |
Boot / startup time | Very quick boot times in many units (~1‑3 seconds for “wake up” / display). Some slower cold‐boot times. |
Power spec | Operates within standard vehicle electrical specification (roughly 9‑16 V); low standby current under a few mA in many units. |
Other features / extras | Anti‑glare or blue‑ray (blue light filtering) screen coatings; automatic dimming / night mode; real‑time display of vehicle data (oil temp, water temp, etc.); sometimes support for head‑up display (HUD) if original car has it; sometimes GPS speed overlay; sometimes CarPlay / Android Auto / wireless CarPlay in certain models. |
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12.3‑inch IPS LCD display, 1920×720 resolution.
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Plug & play installation: physically swapping out the original cluster, using existing harnesses, likely with no or minimal coding.
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Support for original warning lights, speedometer, tachometer, fuel, coolant, oil, etc.
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Multiple UI themes; possibly 3‑4 styles.
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Automatic dimming or adaptive brightness.
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Anti‑glare or some kind of improved visibility over older analog clusters.
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Multilingual menu system.
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Low standby power draw; stable operation over vehicle voltage range.
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Possibly added features like CarPlay / Android Auto display in cluster (some premium units), or at least screen mirroring / map display overlay.
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Physical fitment designed to match OEM look: finishing, bezels etc to blend in well.
Advantages
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Modern look & feel — whole cockpit appears more high‑tech; updates aged interior.
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More information — you get more real‑time data (oil temp, water temp, etc.) than many OEM clusters display plainly.
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Customization — ability to choose themes, colors; change look of the cluster per driving mode or preference.
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Better visibility — IPS screen with bright display, better contrast, anti‑glare coatings → easier to read in bright sunlight, lower visibility of aging analog needles.
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Preserve original functionality — if well‑designed, retains all the dashboard warning indicators, steering wheel controls, etc.
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