I installed the Coastal Electronics MYGIG Lockpick in my recently-traded 2008 Durango. I was looking for a deal on a C8 version of the Lockpick for my new-to-me 2014 Limited when I ran across a thread about Customtronix. They apparently have a software-only solution to enable entering addresses in the Nav system while driving as well as watching videos while driving. Not that I think that last part is too smart!
I ordered the Customtronix Jailbreak Bronze for my Durango, downloaded the software update from the web and, per directions, saved it on a USB stick. The installation wasn't totally trouble free, but worked fine the 3rd time around. It aborted the first two attempts for some unknown reason. Nothing was lost as the radio reverted back to its pre-update stage. I tried a different USB stick for the third try and left the engine running throughout the process and it worked fine. No need to remove the trim and radio - it's all done through the USB port.
They also offer a cable that enables additional video/audio inputs for front cameras, TV, etc. I had no need so didn't buy that version.
Overall, a good product, a hands-off installation and at a better price point that the Lockpick solution.
I ordered the Customtronix Jailbreak Bronze for my Durango, downloaded the software update from the web and, per directions, saved it on a USB stick. The installation wasn't totally trouble free, but worked fine the 3rd time around. It aborted the first two attempts for some unknown reason. Nothing was lost as the radio reverted back to its pre-update stage. I tried a different USB stick for the third try and left the engine running throughout the process and it worked fine. No need to remove the trim and radio - it's all done through the USB port.
They also offer a cable that enables additional video/audio inputs for front cameras, TV, etc. I had no need so didn't buy that version.
Overall, a good product, a hands-off installation and at a better price point that the Lockpick solution.