Car Stereo Receiver (with Bluetooth/USB/SD/AUX/FM), Single Din Version, Car Radio, MP3 Player, Wireless Remote Control Included by Scharkspark

I had to replace my car's original stereo with a bluetooth capable one. This stereo looked like the best reviewed cheap receiver on Amazon. The install went perfectly. The bluetooth works well. However, I was under the impression that the USB would charge my iPhone and it doesn't. Also everytime I plug my phone into the receiver, the stereo switches to USB input and says there are no files. At times, it constantly tries to do switch to USB which is a royal pain. The sound is fairly low which requires the sound to be turned way up to hear anything. I haven't tried the handsfree capability yet. I'll update my review accordingly. If you are looking for a stereo receiver with a USB that can charge your iPhone, look elsewhere.

I wanted a stereo to put in my golf cart and I didn't want to spend a lot of money. Being able to play files from a flash drive or SD card was one of the things I wanted.I saw this for $29 and thought what the heck.Wow, am I impressed!! Now let me be clear, it's not a high-end car stereo. But it works perfectly and does everything it's supposed to do well, and for pocket change! The output power is more than sufficient and the music quality is decent. The remote works well and the controls function perfectly.I ordered a second one to put in an older car we keep as a spare. I had to drive it this week while my truck was in the shop and being able to listen to my mp3 files via flash drive helped to make the experience bearable.This is a good product and a tremendous deal for $29. I can't recommend it strongly enough.

I picked this up as I wanted a Aux port in a 2003 Civic. I ended up not trying to mess with installation as I’m not super auto-inclined. So I took it to a car audio place and a guy there charged me $15 to pop it in and he did a great job. It worked for its entire life but sadly died when I got into a car accident. The plus side about the accident is that my insurance at the time ended up paying me $72 for an Aux Port in the car so I actually made money with this purchase and installation.

I got this stereo receiver a couple weeks ago. It was easy to install (my brother does it for a living so he helped me, but i could have easily done it myself). Everything worked well until a couple days ago I turned on my car after work, and the STEREO STARTED SMOKING! I quickly turned the car off but it continued to let out smoke, so i removed it from the dash and unplugged it from the power supply. When I got home, I plugged it back in just to see what would happen; surprisingly it still works, but the back-light doesnt turn off when the car is turned off (and sometimes it would not turn off at all). It is a neat product, but apparently very cheaply made.

Bought this for our daughters car. When you open the box you pull out a half of a stereo (No cd/take deck makes it look really small) it doesn't sit quite right in the car either with the space you have its loose without the backing. It got stuck on "phone call" mode for 16 hours the other day we took it to our installer and he had to pull the fuse to get it to reset. It's had other issues too.

A lot of functionality for an inexpensive unit. Bad part, the first one of these I bought only lasted about 8 months before it started shutting down, then was dead. For a young man's car with > 230k on it, he couldn't live without it after his first one died, and keeps him from borrowing my car so he can listen to his music.

So far, so good. Installed easily by a knowledgable fellow and worked immediately without a hitch. Sounds good, hands-free phone calls work well.Inexpensive. My only withhold is that there is insufficient written instruction that comes with it, and none I found on the internet.

I almost gave two starts but thought it was rough...This thing as actually not bad except that the sound quality is appalling.I was trying to upgrade from an old Alpine and... oh my god...It'd be fine for audiobooks and stuff but some frequencies sound horrible (much worse than the other head unit on the same speakers), and the volume maxes out decidedly low.Seems to have a good Bluetooth pairing system at first guess, but I guess you get what you pay for...