Double Din Car Stereo with Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Bluetooth 5.3 Car Play, Mirrorlink, 7" HD Touchscreen, Backup Camera, 240W 4.2 CHN 2 Subwoofers Outputs, AM/FM Car Radio

Installation was a breeze. The cables come pre-stripped so that saves time. Once it's installed, the audio is great. I think I can hear/feel a bit more bass than with my old JVC. The Bluetooth connection is way better than I expected. It automatically connects when you turn on the car and also when you turn it off and turn it right back on; it'll disconnect but reconnect almost instantly! Almost seamless but again, wayyyyy better than my FM transmitter thingy w/Bluetooth. I think it also pauses Pandora when you turn off the car and resumes when you come back. I bought this seeing it has 2 USB ports. Only 1 charges & the other is data only. I guess that's fines as most other HUs only have 1 port too. Overall I like this cheap stereo a lot. The white lighting is nice. Not too flashy. A-

Great sound quality I was pretty impressed. Everything works good. Only problem is the border of radio doesnt come off like most other radios so heavy modification had to be done for it to actually seat into the dash..its like 1/8th of an inch too big on each side. Some cars it wont affect but my 01subaru legacy it was

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Pros: inexpensive double din with very decent eq compared to others I've seen in this price range. The UI was very snappy and this just seems to be better quality than most "non name brand" double dins. Multiple preouts are a nice touch as well, so you can run multiple amplifiers without the addition of an equalizer or sound processor.Cons: remote is pretty janky but works? I don't use remotes much with touch screen stereos.

This has been one of the best experiences I have had with a seller. They were professional and extremely patient! They walked me through every step of upgrading and personalization. Follow their instructions to the letter, and you will find that a low-priced stereo is as good as any!!! The output is great. The operation is very easy!

This head unit was a much needed upgrade for my 1999 F150. Works great with my iPhone 7 Plus.Now I can make calls hands free and have a backup camera and mirroring navigation maps from my phone.It sounds better than the stock radio/cassette unit and seems to have enough power for listening while driving with the windows open.

I didn't know what to expect from a stereo at this price point. Back in the day you could go to car audio "expos" and buy no-name stereos for next to nothing, but they were literally garbage. I half expected to get something like that here, but it really couldn't be further from the truth. This thing is fine. It's nowhere near what you'd get from Kenwood or Alpine in terms of looks or performance, but at 10-20% the cost you're a fool if that's what you're expecting. In this case, I honestly think you might get more than your money's worth.It's rated at 50wx4 max, but RMS power is in the 8-10w range. I'm sure if I took the top off I'd find some TDA digital amp that's in everything. It doesn't make a lot of noise, and too much volume just nets distortion, but at regular listening volumes? It's fine. The wiring is straightforward and uses standard grey/white/green/violent convention for speakers and red/black/yellow/blue for power. It's very fine gauge - 18ga or so - which gives clues about its power handling. The variable display color is a nice feature, but any of the darker colors result in a display invisible in sunlight - my stereo is mounted high in the dash, and with illumination set to green the display might as well be blank. Not a problem for me, I never look at the thing. I found it capable of playing 32gb USB and SDHC cards formatted with FAT32, which is 80% of what I want from this. Radio reception is fair at best, and it picks up (and plays) a fair amount of noise. If you're driving a new Lexus, you'll notice. If you're driving a 30 year old car with the windows down, you won't. (If you're driving a Lexus with a $20 stereo, what is wrong with you?) I did not test bluetooth connectivity... I will never use that and don't care. The plastic fascia looks and feels cheap, but then again it is. The buttons all feel fine - easy to find, nice positive touch. The controls are pretty standard and intuitive. You won't need the manual if you've ever used a car stereo before, but I will note the manual is complete and easy to follow, which was a surprise.Overall, this stereo reminds me heavily of what you'd see in a 15 year old, low-end Clarion. Truly, that's nothing to be mad at! My need was a stereo for a car I literally paid $500 for, so I wasn't gonna give a pile of cash to Kenwood to solve that problem. I can't imagine this car staying together for more than a few months, but it will be interesting to see if the stereo outlasts it!

I installed this in my 2001 Mazda B3000. This product was very easy to install using an aftermarket wiring harness adapter. It is worth noting that I am running a stock sound system in my vehicle, so I can't speak for connecting a separate amplifier but the instructions are clear and it seems simple enough. The instructions provided are clearly written and have very good illustrations.It did require some modification of the plastic dash to fit however, this was easily done with a dremel tool. I also purchased an adapter kit, and I would strongly recommend as it makes the installation look almost factory.Lastly, the SJoyBring support team was extremely helpful. I contacted them about upgrading the boot screen to display a Mazda logo. They were able to get me the instructions and necessary firmware files within a few hours and I was able to follow the instructions very easily.Overall, this is a very nice product and with a little extra effort it looks almost like a factory installation. I would strongly recommend this to anyone looking for a reasonably priced, capable car radio.

llego en menos tiempo de los esperado, funciona muy bien. el control remoto no trabaja a menos que este frente a la pantalla. me dio algo de problemas el emparejar el celular con el estereo, marcaba error al vincular. baje una app y ya pude conectarme.

El estereo es muy bueno por el precio, tiene buena salida para las bocinas y las funciones que menciona traer, funciona correctamente excepto el control remoto, el resorte que trae para ajustarlo al volante es muy pequeño y se cae pronto, es unicamente cambiar la longitud del mismo. lo demas es bueno.

Es un radio de buena calidad, suena bien, pero no muy fuerte, para la instalación tuve que comprar un arnés de cables adicionales y el adaptador para la antena, de ahí en fuera todo bien.

Exelente es mas potente que el yo tenia ,muy buen sonido,lo unico malo es su control q trae necesita estar casi pegado al estwreo para funcionar

El control no funciona en el volante debe ser directo al stereo, es fácil de instalar sin embargo se desconfigura constantemente el Bluetooth. Muy mala calidad