Single Din Car Stereo with Bluetooth: in Dash Digital Multimedia Receiver - Dual USB SD AUX Input | AM FM Car Radio | APP Control | Wireless Remote | Quick Charge

It's super light, cheaply made , but it works as it should and takes a alittle bit to get use to the button layout besides that it's worth it if your just wanting something that looks decent and plays music

This car stereo sounds really great with my stock Honda Accord speakers!Here's a few noteworthy things others may not have mentioned:It's got basic EQ settings too (Rock, Classic, Pop, Jazz, Flat) and default EQ off has the most bass.It has a Loudness option too which is basically Bass boost and it works great!Had to pick up an aftermarket wire harness for my Accord. The supplied colored wire plug and my aftermarket harness wires matched perfectly. So it was super easy to connect. all 4 speakers worked first try!You'll also need to pick up some wire butt connectors 22-18 guage (auto part store have) and a crimper to connect harness wires to stereo output wires.The unit has bolt holes for your cars stereo bracket but my Honda Accord bracket holes didn't line up with this car stereo's holes nor did the bolts fit so I just duct taped it in place which worked great especially since the unit is super lightweight. Just don't cover heat vets. it's holds in place, with the tape, rock solid. see picIt has 6 color LED options. GREEN, RED, BLUE, CYAN, PURPLE and WHITE. you can set it to stay on any of those colors or set it to cycle through them all. Your choice. Very cool.The Bluetooth is reliable and connects fast and easily.The screen sometimes is bright but sometimes it gets a little dim. Not sure why. Might be a setting I'm not understanding. Also, when setting the clock the minutes are kinda wonky. I was able to get the minutes close but not perfect. but whether it's bright or dim it's always readable.The radio has a built in signal amplifier and Gets more stations than my stock Honda stereo did.Overall this is an amazing sounding system with cool lighting options and looks cool too.Definitely a worthwhile purchase!

Bought this for my 30 year old truck and I would say it worth the price, but it did not cost very much.Pros:Bluetooth audio works good, nice to be able to stream music in a 30 year old truck.FM radio works good for strong stations.Color changing light match my interior.Cons:Bluetooth volume and FM volume are way off from each other. Meaning I have to set the FM volume to 4 but crank it up to 12 when I answer a callRemoval tool does work very so make sure it works before you snap it in place.FM tuner does not pick up weak radio stations.

About six months later, this little stereo is still going strong. It’s a very basic one that takes care of all I need it to. It will automatically connect with my iPhone (as long as Bluetooth is on) after turning on my car. It’s VERY light, but you get what you pay for. I feel like I’ve just about gotten my money’s worth already. Make sure you buy the appropriate wire harness for your car and wire connecting tools of your choice. I was able to install it in my car after I had everything I needed.

I needed something more modern for my 83 Hurst Olds and this fit the bill. Had to get another faceplate as the original had shaft holes so kept that one aside. Install was easy and sounds pretty good. 4 stars because no battery in the remote which takes a CR 2025.

For 20 bucks can't beat it!

For the price is good stereo, it sounds great in my '04 Mitsubishi Lancer.The only thing to point out is that the product had a dent, that somehow I managed to fix, that didn't affect the performance nor the audio quality, but the box was pretty damaged and it almost damaged the stereo.

Unit was quick and easy to install. Bluetooth music is the primary use of this stereo and it works fine for that purpose for the most part. However, here is a list of the issues I have with this stereo.-the clock is 99% of the time off by several hours. The time gets set, but once you power cycle it, the clock is off. It seems as though it thinks it's in another time zone because the minutes are always accurate, just the hours are off.-the unit doesn't power on sometimes when you start the car. I have to turn off the engine, turn ignition all the way off, remove the key, then wait a few seconds and turn the ingition on again to get the radio to power up. This happens 50% of the time.-the volume is super loud when the stereo is playing the radio even when the volume knob is at setting 1. When a phone call comes in, I have to crank the volume up to 10+ in order the hear the person on the other line. As soon as a hang up, the radio comes back on and it's super loud to the point your ears are in pain. I then have to crank it back to setting 1.All of these are design flaws that could be easily fixed if the manufacturer put just a little more time into their product design.