Merge Screens: Parts, Prices, Shipping and Returns (2026)

Merge Screens product photo — Photo: mergescreens.com

The short version

Merge Screens is an online store selling chevrolet, ford and dodge, based in the United States. Most prices fall between $599 and $1,199. Shipping and return terms weren’t clear on the pages we read, so check them before you order.

Worth knowing

Pay-later options at checkout
Phone or live-chat support

Watch for

No return window found on the pages we read
Shipping costs not stated up front

This guide covers what Merge Screens sells, typical prices, and how its shipping and returns work, using what the store publishes on mergescreens.com. We last checked it in November 2026.

What Merge Screens sells

Merge Screens’s shop is organised into chevrolet, ford, dodge, gmc, jeep, infiniti and nissan. Its catalog feed listed about 146 products when we checked; the biggest groups are tesla screens (10).

Most prices run from $69 to $1,590, and the middle half of the range sits between $599 and $1,199. In its own words: “State of the art Tesla-style Carplay Screens & Carplay Modules for all cars and Enjoy a touchscreen on your car or Carplay software with your OEM screen!”

Shipping and delivery

Merge Screens doesn’t state shipping costs or times on the pages we could read. The cost usually appears at checkout before you pay; check it there, and ask the store if you need an order by a certain date.

Shipping policy: mergescreens.com/policies/shipping-policy

Returns and refunds

We couldn’t find a returns window on Merge Screens’s pages. Before you order, ask the store how returns work and who pays for them.

Returns policy: mergescreens.com/policies/refund-policy

Paying, help and company details

Payment options shown on the site include PayPal, Apple Pay, Shop Pay, Klarna, Afterpay and Venmo.
Ways to get help: phone, live chat or email or contact form.
Based in the United States.
Product reviews on the site are collected with Trustpilot.
Social accounts linked from the site: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube.
The shop runs on Shopify.

Before you buy from Merge Screens

Use the store's fitment tool with your exact year, make, model and trim.
Check whether parts are OEM, OE-equivalent or aftermarket.
Look at the return rules for electrical parts and installed items.
Some performance parts are not legal for road use in every state; check before you buy.

Prices we found

A sample of products listed on mergescreens.com when we last checked. Prices and stock change; the store's site has the current price.

Product	Type	Price
Extended Warranty · 2 Years		$79
Total Protection Plan · 2 Years		$199
Porsche Cayenne Apple Carplay & Android Auto Module 2010-2018		$599
Mercedes S-Class 2003-2017 \| Apple Carplay & Android Auto Module		$599
Infiniti G37 2007-2019 \| Tesla-style Apple Carplay Screen	Tesla Screens	$1,190
GMC Sierra Tesla Screen 2007-2026	Tesla Screens	$1,299
Toyota Tacoma 2005-2023 \| Tesla-style Apple Carplay Screen	Tesla Screens	$1,299
Chevrolet Silverado Tesla Screen 2007-2026	Tesla Screens	$1,299

Questions about Merge Screens

Is Merge Screens legit?

Merge Screens sells through its own website, mergescreens.com. It publishes shipping information, a returns policy and contact options (phone, live chat or email or contact form). Checkout supports PayPal, Apple Pay, Shop Pay and Klarna, which give some buyer protection. We can’t vouch for any store, so for a large order check recent independent reviews and the return terms first.

Where is Merge Screens based?

Merge Screens is based in the United States, according to its website.

This guide is based on information Merge Screens publishes and was checked in November 2026. Links to the store are affiliate links; we may earn a commission at no cost to you. How that works.