A heads-up display (also known as HUD) comes handy particularly when the speedometer of your car is hard to read or when the speedometer is out of calibration! With a heads-up display like the Hudway Cast or Hudway Glass Car HUD, you can display in your field-of-view the speed as well as other navigational information.
The Hudway Glass works similarly to HUD mode apps but instead of reflecting information on your car's windscreen, the information is reflected into a dedicated transparent acrylic glass panel.
The Hudway Glass Vehicle-Mounted Head Up Display essentially consists of a folding clamshell cradle with a reflective plexiglass display and a rubberized, non-skid base where your phone sits in securely.
The rubberized base of the Hudway Glass also has a sticky circular gel pad that further adheres your phone to the cradle so the phone doesn't slip off.


When fitted to the dashboard, the Hudway Glass projects the view from the phone display. The unit itself remains securely to the dashboard even when cornering, which is great.
The flexible sticky pad where the Hudway Glass is mounted allows you to fit the Hudway Glass anywhere on the dashboard of your car.
Once sitting on your dashboard, you can angle the Hudway Glass display to adjust the reflection. The plexiglass display on the Hudway Glass basically acts as a glass magnifier, making the image on your phone larger for you to see.
The brightness of the Hudway Glass display is manually adjusted via your phone's brightness settings, allowing you to adjust the reflecting light for daytime and nighttime.
During the daytime,the anti-reflective coating on the Hudway Glass tints the display with a purplish hue that helps to minimize sunlight and glare.
At nighttime, the reflection on the Hudway Glass display is doubled so you get a reflection on the display of the Hudway Glass and the windshield of your glass.