Double Din Car Stereo with Bluetooth 7 Inch Capacitive Touch Screen Car Stereo with Backup Camera Car Stereo with Car Play Car Radio Support Steering Wheel Control,USB,SD AUX in Functions

I installed this radio in my 2002 Trailblazer LTZ so I'd have hands free calling. The unit uses the car speakers to hear the caller so the call is crystal clear. Persons I speak to can hear me clear and loud on their end. The unit was easy to install and its small footprint does not require any modification to the radio compartment of your vehicle.The volume control knob is easy to reach and you do not have to look at the radio to find the control.The backup camera works great and works even when the radio is turned off as does the hands-free calling with incoming calls.

Great stereo for the price! Touchscreen is responsive, sound is adjustable and there's even a "loud" button to press when your top volume just isn't enough. Amazing sound out of stock speakers in a 30 year old truck!The only part that was a pain, was the back up camera. There isn't really an instructions for it, so it held me up a bit. Plus, I removed many pieces in my truck to run the line back and under so my 5 year old doesn't trip on it (or get curious). Do yourself a favor and get a harness kit for your car and solder the pieces together. Throw some shrink tubing over that and you're golden. Overall, I'm quite pleased with my purchase!

It worked great for the first 4 months. Then it started to randomly reboot while power on or during use. Yesterday it would not connect to bluetooth and started rebooting in a loop. If plugged in a iphone via USB the unit hangs and will not power up. it only works on AM or FM.

First of all, consider that this is a 49$ radio, so don't expect premium features on it. I've been using this car radio for a month. These are the pros and cons I found so far:Pros:- Good audio quality in general. I expected much less quality for the price to be honest- The FM/AM radio user interface is clean but informative, and very easy to use.- The touchscreen is very responsive. Not as much as a smartphone, but I'm ok with it- Installation was very easy. Just be sure to buy all the neccessary additional elements that are specific for your car. For my Suzuki Grand Vitara, I bought a matra double din installation kit ($11) plus the harness ($4) to avoid cutting cables.- Bluetooth works very well for phone calls. The included microphone seems to caught voice very well.- You have several options for listening MP3: MicroSD, USB and 3.5mm audio input.- You can configure the color of the buttons plus the start screen car logo. Not all brands are included though.- It costs just 49$Cons:- If you insert and USB pendrive when the radio is on, it will freeze with a message "Updating firmware", despite of not having any firmware updates on that USB. In this case, I have to turn the the car off (as I cannot turn off the radio since it is frozen) and start it again. After this, I have to reconfigure some of my settings again (like the start screen logo). The prevent all this, the only way I found is to insert the USB when the radio is off, and then turn on the radio.- The MP3 player interface is perhaps its weakest point. Lets say you put a in a USB with 300 MP3 files. You just can only play all MP3 one after the other. You cannot change folders or lookup for a specific song. The only way you have to search for a song is to keep clicking "next" until you find the desired song. This is by far the biggest CON for me.- If you use bluetooth to play audio, you will have to turn the volume up a lot. Despite of put max volume on my smartphone, when I feed music via bluetooth, I have to put 30+ volume on the car stereo (if I listen to MP3 via USB port, the volume 11-12 is good enough).- IPhone USB audio interface is not supported. You can't play musing on your itunes via USB.

Okay, just need a cheap stereo. First off the radio is all plastic. Super cheap feeling. Install and wiring was a breeze. The side holes for the mount are way to big. Had to buy different screws. Then time for the test run. At first I was surprised. But then the screen freaked out. Had to shut the car off then back on. Then the screen was responsive and not glitchy. The sound output was surprisingly nice. The Bluetooth connected quickly. The radio does get hot though. Overall it is a cheap double din. And it will diffently work for what I need it to.

I Hardly ever write reviews on products but this stereo is a huge bargain. If you don’t want to break the bank for a touch screen stereo this is the one to get. Easy to use and navigate. I know cheaper stereos aren’t loud enough but this stereo is above loud and perfect. I recommend this stereo to anyone! Love the way it looks in my truck! Hope this helps!

Honestly, I'm extremely surprised..... this radio works well and to be a touch screen and bluetooth it's so far worth what I paid and more... I'm normally very cautious about cheap radios, I have a 300 dollar radio in my other vehicle and this thing almost does as well. My only complaint is I cant use the share screen feature due to having a newer phone. Seems to work with old iPhones and way older android. But I can still make phone calls, the built in speaker could be a little better but I can over look that due to people still being able to hear me and the simple fact that the radio its self works really well for such a cheap price.