Kenwood DMX4707S 6.8" Digital Media Touchscreen Receiver w/Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

Add this to my dad’s pickup truck and what an amazing upgrade! Finally gives him navigation and Bluetooth. Hands free calling syncs nicely together and the touchscreen is buttery smooth. Super happy with the ease to install and performance

Works perfectly.

Upgraded my 2012 Nissan Altima stock radio with this one and it is amazing. There was plenty of info on YouTube about the car and the stereo that, for the first time, I was comfortable installing my own car audio. Having CarPlay is amazing. I also just got the SyncKid iPhone Wireless CarPlay Adaptor and that is a great addition -- you don't even have to take your phone out of your pocket when you get in the car. I highly recommend that one if you're going to upgrade your stereo to have CarPlay.Only downside is that the FM radio is not great and there are some stations that I used to be able to get that I no longer get. HOWEVER, most of them have their own apps and you can put that on CarPlay and just listen through the app, so not taking a star away for that.

I’ve been using this receiver for a while now, and overall, it’s a solid upgrade. The 6.8” touchscreen is responsive and easy to use, and both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto work flawlessly. The sound quality is a big improvement over my stock system, and it has enough power to drive my speakers well.One thing that can be annoying is how slow the Bluetooth is to connect-it takes a little longer than expected. Also, the lack of a physical volume knob is frustrating, especially when using CarPlay. CarPlay doesn’t let you control the volume from your phone, so adjusting it through the touchscreen while driving isn’t the most convenient.Even with those small issues, this is still a great value for the price. If you’re looking to upgrade your car’s audio without spending too much, this receiver is a solid choice.

Excelente!!!

This stereo has caused me a headache. The volume randomly turns up all the way while I'm driving very often. Like every 10 seconds. Good way to blow your speaker/subs. The buttons are laggy to the point where you press next track, and it takes about 3 seconds to register. You want to skip ahead 10 songs? takes about 30 seconds to do so and good luck with the touch screen that has too many un unnecessary buttons close together. You try to press a button and next thing you know you're in the screen to choose another phone to connect to. Volume buttons are also touch and very small. Every time I come to a red light i have to tap tap tap tap to run the music down very slowly instead of just turning a volume knob which takes a split second. The other older Kenwood in my other car is great, which is why I bought this one, but never again. learned my lesson. Seriously look elsewhere for a stereo!

First Kenwood head unit. I'm usually a pioneer fan for headunits, but I was very happy with switching. The adjustable audio function are amazing. Kenwood put some thought into these units. If you like fine tuning your audio this will be perfect. Also the screen is crisp, touch control is flawless. Bluetooth connection is seamless. The android play is pretty cool.Things I don't like - android and apple play needs wire connection. 10 seconds to device to connect and start playing once you start vehicle.

I bought this to replace an older Kenwood I installed in my Corvette several years ago. After doing months of research, I decided on going with one that did not have GPS/Maps built in and choose this one. I am not a professional installer, however, I have installed a dozen or more stereos in various vehicles. That being said, here are some of the issues I found with this one:1) Android Drive is a disappointment. The interface is slow and lacking in some areas. The slowness I contribute to this head unit. Where I find it lacking is when trying to use the Spotify app; you can control some of the features, but you cannot start/stop songs or got the next/previous one; you must use your connected device to this. I tried using the three different devices with the same results.2) Slow response. Whren you want to change between functions (from bluetooth to radio, from current screen to setup, etc.), there is a significant lag. I installed a different model Kenwood in my Camaro and the response is almost immediate when you press a 'button'; with this one you have to wait.3) Only One Bluetooth device. You can only connect one bluetooth device at time. I use a dedicated MP3 with Spotify for all my music and like to simultaenoulsy have it, along with my phone connected to the stereo during road trips. The units im my other vehicles all allow for this; however, this one does not.Overall, the sound quality is good and, if all you are looking for is basic functionality, this is a decent head unit.