Megane Ii X84 — Nt8222a Full

Since the NT8222A is aging (slow navigation, no Apple CarPlay/Android Auto), many owners swap it for an Android Head Unit (e.g., brands like Joying, Dasaita, or generic Xtrons).

What you need for an upgrade:

  • GPS Antenna Adapter: The NT8222A uses a Fakra connector. Most Android units use a smaller SMB connector. You need a "Fakra to SMB" adapter cable so you can reuse the factory GPS antenna (located under the dash top cover).

    • Yes. While the NT8222A Full was amazing in 2007, it feels ancient now. Here is the hierarchy of upgrades. megane ii x84 nt8222a full

    When searching for "NT8222A," you will find three main variants. Do not confuse them. Since the NT8222A is aging (slow navigation, no

    | Feature | NT8222A Full | NT8222A Base | NT8222A Tunisia | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Screen Type | Color TFT (High res) | Monochrome Orange/Red | Color (Lower quality) | | Navigation | Yes (TomTom/Carminat DVD) | No | Partial (TomTom SD card) | | Radio Display | Full Artist/Song text | Limited text | Full Text | | Reverse Camera | Supported (via wiring) | No | Supported | | Resale Value | High ($150 - $300) | Low ($30 - $80) | Medium ($100 - $180) | GPS Antenna Adapter: The NT8222A uses a Fakra connector

    Always look for the plastic casing. The "Full" version usually has a silver trim ring and a slightly different thickness than the base model.