iLive Bluetooth Under Cabinet Radio (FM) CD and MP3 player, USB, AUX in, Wireless Music System with Kitchen Timer, Digital Clock, with Remote Control IKBC384SMP3U

Have been using a couple months now.... All features work fine. Initializing Bluetooth recognition was very simple & easy - IF YOU FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS (if you do not follow the instructions you will be frustrated & insist that it doesn't work... As you may be imagining I initially skipped the instructions assuming sameness to other devices)Busting out the owner's manual & following the directions from the start is very helpful. It really is straightforward enough to operate, if I can figure it out.I have no issues reading the button labels on this model.Everything they say about it being impossible to read the display from certain angles is true... & It is very aggravating. This problem can be resolved if you can have it up higher - I have mine trialing a space UP under an open shelf & seem to be liking it there.VOLUME/SOUNDThis stereo is not going to vibrate any windows, but the volume works GREAT. The only volume issues I've run into have been due to issues caused by the production quality of the source/recording being played. We regularly listen comfortably a room or two away.I use it a lot for listening to audiobooks with the Bluetooth, & talk radio... Some voice registers become very tinny & vibrate if you really crank the volume. But in saying this I must note that we do not have it mounted properly: it is currently resting on a wire shelf rack (& I'm still sing it's praises)At regular listening volumes, the Sound quality is actually pretty impressive... It is the ONLY stereo in the house right now that my Jazz sounds decent on.If anything negative comes up, or if I mount it & find that the sounds improves, or vibrations remain... Will update accordingly.

What a great little kitchen radio. Excellent sound quality very easy to use I love the magnetic remote that you can just put across the room on the refrigerator. I got nothing but good to say about this little radio very Sleek design most of all the price is very reasonable for such a great sounding little radio. I love it!

It is really cute, well designed and good looking product that performs as expected. The directions could be a tad more detailed, eg. The CD can be loaded after selecting CD as the source, then pushing button for load, and then you have to push scan to start it, who knew? It does not start on its own. To pair the blue tooth, you have to select the blue tooth as the source, wait for it to blink, and then push scan so that it sends a signal to your phone; who knew? Once you futz with it, it works great! It was very simple to mount; the template works is easy to follow. The negative for us were two: the first one we received from Amazon did not work at all. A dud. Easily returned. The second one works fine, but the mounting screws were missing from the box. Tried to get measurements from manufacturer, I was told it would take 3-4 days to get it from the warehouse. Decided to as for a replacement mounting packet, I was asked to a receipt and photo of the bottom of the radio! For a $2.00 item? BTW, it uses 8/32 crews, 2-2 1/2” length depending on your set up. I am hard of hearing; it is fine, but the speaker is tinny at maximum volume. The major negative for an “older person” is that the remote is too small. Next round spend some money on lighting up the buttons on the base and colorize the remote lettering. Too dark, have to use a flashlight to see controls.

Love being able to listen to music while I'm cooking in the camper. Great sound and easy to use. Love the remote control capability.

Was replacing an old Sony under cabinet radio/CD player. The problems with this iLive unit included:1. Bad reception. Most stations came in fine. One station that we get on other radios did not come in on this radio. Unfortunately it is one of our favorites. So that alone would cause us to return it, but its user interface is terrible and would be another reason to return.2. The screen that shows time/station/timer time has a limited angle of view. I am only 5'8', but from my eye height, if I am close enough to see the words on the controls (which are ridiculously small ... problem #3), the numbers just disappear. I back up a little or crouch in an uncomfortable position, they reappear (think of the old cheap LCD screens that you had to look at straight on to see the images). A 5' tall person probably does not have a problem. And if you are 5 or more feet away, it's probably not a problem. But, I cannot control any of the functions on the unit without having to bend down in a very uncomfortable way.3. The control descriptions are ridiculously small. It's approximately Arial style, at 4.5 point. And that may be slightly generous. I literally printed smaller and smaller examples to compare directly with the words on the unit and got very close at 4.5 point. The letters are a very dim white on a black background, and at a 4.5 point font, I have to be within inches to see the words. UNUSABLE!4. The timer. Nothing intuitive about it, and no indication (beep or flashing light) to tell you if it started. I found I could not tell if it was running. It also takes a lot of button pushing (A LOT of BUTTON PUSHING!) to set it to where you want. Painful to use. Sony had a dial to set the time, which worked really well. Had a beep when the timer was activated and you could see it counting down.Never got around to using any other features. It went right back into it's box and back to seller.

bacil instalacin ..me gusto

As it was intended.