JVC KW-R920BTS Built-in Bluetooth/Satellite Radio-Ready in-Dash Receiver with Remote

PRODUCTO TAL CUAL AL DE LA IMAGEN, VIENE SIN SOPORTE MAS ESTA A MUY BUEN PRECIO, LLEGO EN EL TIEMPO ACORDADO, BIEN EMPAQUETADO, EXCELNTES CONDICIONES, MUY RECOMENDADO

Looked great , however it was never installed as it didn't fit . I'm still in the process of trying to return it .

Amazing value and features! I bought this to replace a similar 5 or 6 year old JVC double-din unit and am extremely happy. PRO'S - Seamless BT integration with my Android phone - iHeart Radio and Pandora automatically launch when the source is selected and are easily controlled by the unit. - I love that you can store presets, just like AM/FM radio - switching stations is fast and easy - Automatically reconnects and resumes playing the app after starting the car (takes about 10-15 seconds) - Phone call sound and functionality is great over BT with use of the wired mic nestled in my visor. - Easy to access the contacts, make and receive calls, - Built in amp puts out impressive power and sound quality (more than my old unit) - Nice customization of EQ settings as well. - Spotify plays well, not great (over USB). Controls do not seem work as well as Pandora and iHeart - Song search functionality over usb drive is improved over previous model. Easy to locate songs, artists, and albums CONS - Load time for USB flash drive slow. 16 GB drive takes about a minute to load and begin playing. Seems like it's having to reindex each time - Automatic night/day dim does not work (it's wired correctly) Workaround is to set the dim time in the settings - Mounting holes are deeper than my old unit. I used the same dash kit, but the unit is countersunk about 1/4" instead of being flush The pros far outweigh the cons. I was going to spend 3 times as much for a higher end LCD unit, but this does everything I want, and does it very well, for the most part. The price is just amazing!

I love it

I installed this unit in my 2002 Toyota Tundra. Welcome to the 21st century! With all due respect to the old stereo, which was still working fine, it’s nice to have the modern conveniences. I was using a cassette adapter to plug my Sirius XM tuner into. Sure is nice to finally have an AUX input... plus Bluetooth, app support etc. etc. Install was pretty easy, I found a video that showed how to remove the front dash panel (remove knobs, 5 screws, and pull!) Unplug and remove the old unit and the amplifier. Connect the adapter wiring harness (sold separately) to the JVC harness using the existing color coding (I soldered and shrink-wrapped all connections, I’m not a fan of crimp connectors in places that won’t be easily accessible, but that’s just me) and plugged everything back in. The hardest part was figuring out where to put the microphone, since none existed before. The setup was not bad, and the manual is fairly helpful for most items. There are more features than most users will need or care about. It took me a while to get my iPhone to pair via Bluetooth but I think it was more my fault than anything else. Read through the process a few times before you begin. The sound is much improved, the clarity is much better and it plays louder without distortion. I found the “hip-hop” setting to be a good starting point in this vehicle. The display can be a bit garish (Tokyo by night?) but can be tamed pretty easily.