A rugged navigation phone-size Android device that you can use on your motorcycle or take it with you anywhere!
What is DMD? Check the official DriveModeDashboard site.
Quickly snap your phone to the included magnetic charging base (with holding clips) or secure it with optional holding screws.
Our DMD2 team worked with this device manufacturer to make sure it was developed following all our requests and wishes.
Includes auto turn-on, configurable auto-turn off, regular updates, high quality GPS, IP67 rated, SIM card + SD Card compatible, Google Certification and Octa-Core Processor.
Now shipping with the v2 upgraded mount as standard.
Additional cables and accessories also available.
Please select which power cables you would like, 12v battery connection, USB-A Connection, or both.
Backed by a 2-year Warranty & Support
In the box:
- DMD-T665 Phone
- Magnetic Base Mount
- USB-A to USB-C cable - for charging off the bike
- (Optional) DMD-T665 12v Charging Base Power Supply
- (Optional) USB-A to M12 (mag base) Charging Cable
DMD-T665 Manual & Installation Instructions.
SPECIFICATIONS:
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Octa Core Processor
- 161.5mm L x 77.5mm W x 14.5mm D
- Capacitive multi-touch / Glove, Wet
- 64GB eMMC Storage + optional removable SD
- 4G-LTE TDD:B40,B38,B41
- Rear: 16MP Autofocus Front: 8MP Fixed Focus
- Light sensor & Proximity sensor
- Android 12
- Battery 3.7V 4000mAh
- micro SDXC card slot
- GNASS, GLONASS, GALILEO, A GPS
- USB or RS232 (default with docking station)
- IP67
- OTA Updates
- 5.7inch, IPS panel 1140×720 800 nit
- Dual-SIM card slot
- USB Type C (2.0) (OTG)
- Wifi 5GHz: 802.11a/n/ac — up to 500 Mbps;
- BT v2.1+EDR, 3.0+HS, v4.1+HS;
- Accelerometer, E-Compass, Gyroscope
Customer Reviews
Used many GPS systems prior to this one and have had mixed feelings about all of them. Each one missing certain things that required another device. The Android system makes this device great, I can load any app that I need or want and have it 1 button away. Its bright and holds location well even prompting you when you are getting off track. Only about 1000 miles on the device so far but I am impressed, works like it should without questions just does its job. Mount is solid as well, hasnt gotten really dirty yet but it definitely holds the gps nice and tight.
Out of the box, the t665 is well-built, solid and free of any extra bloatware that's normally found on typical "cell phones". The screen's viewing area is just slightly smaller than a Galaxy S9+ (which is what I'm replacing as my nav unit on my bike), but really not enough to be noticeable.
The screen colors are a definitely less vivid than the S9+ though, which was a bit disappointing at first, but once its on the bike and running, again, its not enough to be noticeable at all. I doubt folks will be buying this phone to play video games or run photoshop, so it shouldn't be a big thing.
I also found that the phone was just a bit sluggish as compared to my very tweaked S9+ (running a different os and stripped of everything unnecessary to DMD2 running on it!), but with a few minutes of tweaking and disabling unnecessary stuff, its more than fast enough to handle nav with music and other stuff all at the same time!
Haven't taken it on any long rides or overnight trips just yet, but it stayed at 100% battery on a 1½ hour ride. It also stayed put incredibly well on some fast, rough 2-track with lots of rocks and a few whoops, so I'm confident in its locking magnetic charging base.
Brightness is excellent and almost as bright as my KTM's main screen, which was a nice surprise! I'm sure I'll have to dim it at night, as that will be blinding in the dark!!!
Something nobody ever mentions about screens either, and that's orientation with polarized sunglasses. This unit in the landscape mode does dim slightly when looking directly at the screen, but a pleasant quirk with this is that my Arai XD4's face shield nulls that completely when closed! Thought that was a bit strange, but I'm glad it does that! A bit further with the polarized angle with the screen and an open face shield, the dimming of the screen isn't bad, there's a bit more of a blackout when angling my view slightly to the left about 10-20º, so they made that screen's polarizing effect at a good angle. A few phones I've used in the past would completely black out the screen and I'd have to look at the phone sideways to see what was going on! Thankfully, this doesn't do that at all.
Overall, a very solid phone and excellent nav system and worth the cost!
(note, screen does not come with matte finish! That is an aftermarket laminate for anti-glare)
Great product, even BETTER SUPPORT! Thanks Tim! Baja here we come!
Been a paid supporter of DMD2 for a couple years. Previously used a dedicated S8+ as a host.
Worked well for BDR and general on-road navigation.
I think harsh ofroad conditions may have contributed to an early demise of the GPS function of the S8+ (couldn't reliably get a GPS fix). So I decided I'd get the T665.
ADV-TIM had a "notify when in stock" option, so I clicked.
A couple weeks later, I was notified that it was back in stock and took the plunge.
A day later, I got a shipping label notification and a box showed up at my house inside of a week. No complaints.
The T665 seems rugged. The charging mount seems well built too.
Got the charger mounted and wired up and so far I really like it. The Android phone is set up only slightly different than my S8+, so only a small learning curve to become acquainted.
Be sure to have a micro SD card on hand (I used a 256GB) for offline map storage.
First off, ADV-Tim delivered package with tracking number!!! This DMD-T665 is a great little device for tracking your trips, it's a great gps navigation system, the DMD2 software is pretty awesome and comes with a lifetime license (look it up on youtube). I am getting older, so i might upgrade to the 8 inch screen version, but not sure if that will be too big on my ktm 300 handle bars. You will need to purchase your own AMPS mount so you can mount the nav system to your bike.