Car Stereo with Bluetooth Single din in Dash Car Radio FM/MP3 Car Audio Player Supprot USB/SD/AUX in/FLAC with Wireless Remote Control

The radio works perfectly, and I saw the same radios at stores for 3x the price. Buttons feel cheap and clicky, but they work alright. It's a little hard to see the display during the day, but once it's programmed that's not an issue. Bluetooth connects automatically, and it is hands down the easiest Bluetooth set-up I've ever done in a car (it skips the whole "put in the secure code" business and just connects instantly when you select it with your phone.) Aux cord is a no-brainer and it works, but there's really no reason to if your BT is connected.IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST TIME INSTALLING A CAR RADIO PLEASE READ BELOW:THIS RADIO IS NOT THE ONLY THING YOU NEED!First off, to get it even connected to your car's speaker system you will need what's called a "wire harness" The wire harness connector will vary based on the make of your car, so do some research as to which wire harness you will need. I was able to get mine at a car parts store, but some are not that universal. Once you have your wire harness you will need to splice the wires together (preferably using a soldering iron, but if you don't have that, like me, secure electrical tape will work.) Splicing the wires is just a matter of connecting colors, it's not that difficult. The speaker comes with two plugs with 11 total open-ended wires, you will need to connect all 11 wires to the wire harness in order for the stereo to work.Also, if your stock radio was a double-din (that is about twice the height of this radio here), it's highly preferred you get a holster for the dashboard. Otherwise, the stereo won't fit right and can't be mounted, which is more a security thing than anything. Like the wire harness, the holster you need will depend in the make of your car. If you buy from amazon, you can double check before you order whether or not the holder will fit in your dash.

OK, so I decided to be the guinea pig for all of you wondering if this is trash or good lol I have a temp cheap car I bought to use for a short amount of time but wanted Bluetooth so I bought this "Give Away" cheap head unit that I can just leave in the car when I sell it. I have now had this installed for only about a week now and can tell you so far so good! (I'm actually Really impressed so far) It reminds me of a sleek version of an Alpine head unit which I'm pretty sure they copied the look when they made this LOL qo the reason I bought it, for Bluetooth! Luckily it has worked flawlessly so far which I am so happy to see (or should I say hear! lol) because when looking at all of these cheap no-name brand head units I read a lot of them that had Bluetooth issues. That was not the case with this! It connected super quickly and doesn't loose connection!! My $119 JVC head unit had major BT issues so Im really excited this works so well! Usb 2.1 actually charges my phone (and it's not all loose like the other cheap ones I've tried.. "(Boss cough garbage cough lol...) and I tried the aux port out as well, it worked great! Next I'll get to installation which was easy as pie and anyone that's planning to install it themselves that knows what they're doing will have absolutely no problem there. Just make sure to get the correct wiring harness first of course! Fm Radio works great eventhough I hardly ever use it, the display is nice and bright and most importantly the SOUND OUTPUT IS AWESOME! I truly can't believe the quality of this cheap head unit!!! So I had to write a review on it seeing as no one else has taken the plunge lol if anything goes wrong with it as time goes on I will update the review and change my rating but as of now it's WELL WELL WORTH the price on so many levels. Once this gets more good reviews Im guessing they will up the price and prob charge about double for it. Not sure how they are even making this nice of a head unit for this price, it's crazy to me! Again very impressed and eventhough I'm giving this one away with my cheap car when it sells, I'm going to buy another one of these for my next car instead of spending 5 times that on another brand name one. Thanks for the awesome deal! Hope you guys keep making them good/Selling them cheap!! I'll be telling all my friends about these 🤘😎🤘

The stereo works and the aux sounds fine. These are about the only good points.On the other hand...- The buttons don't make any sense, especially on the remote.- The sounds bars on the bottom of the display don't actually change, they are just configured in a certain pattern.- The radio gets only one station that plays clearly (it's not the antenna).- The one radio station I get cuts out when I drive by buildings, trees, or other cars.- There is no CD player. I didn't realize this before but I thought I'd point it out.- The display is very bright and cannot be toned down, so night driving visibility is reduced with it on.- It looks and feels very cheap.I beg you to not buy this radio, such terrible things are a waste of time, money, and materials.

Basically picked the cheapest radio with bluetooth to install my daughter's Jeep Wrangler. No use putting in something nice that someone might rip out. It's inexpensive and works better than I thought it would. The sound is good, not awesome but good enough. Again, it's going in a Jeep Wrangler, so sound quality is not of the utmost importance while driving with the top down. Bluetooth works great. My only complaint is at night the instrument panel is a little difficult to read. The backlight seems to light everything, not just the current letters/numbers in use. The user manual/ instructions are minimal at best. but most functions are intuitive if you have been around car stereos before. The system is good enough for the price and kicks out the sound loud and clear, even with the top down, driving down the busy highway.