Car Radio Bluetooth Single DIN Car Stereo Audio, Car Audio with Handsfree and App Control,Supports FM/ MP3/SD/AUX/Dual USB/EQ/Quick Charge | Not a CD Player

GotIt to replace the one in our Keystone rv. Fit perfect. Was very easy to connect and it is a great upgrade. Sounds awesome. Very good quality for the Low price.

looks great easy to install and great price

Received the stereo today and immediately installed it. I just need something inexpensive for my old Bronco that rarely gets used. My old stereo finally gave out on me after about 10 years. This new one seems to work just fine right now, hopefully it stays good for a few years. I will change this review if I ever have any trouble with it.* Note: one of the options when you press the dial (after Balance, Fade, EQ, etc) is called "REST". I have no idea what this is. The only thing I can think of is that it is a "Reset" function. I think they display only shows 4 characters so maybe this is what it means? Anyone know?

It works well. Seems cheap but no problems.

Installed in my '04 Honda pilot just no amplifier stock drivers. Sounds fantastic base is great clear much better than the other cheap head units that I tried 10 out of 10. Only quibble is the app for the phone doesn't work with the head unit is just changes the colors don't really care I love the futuristic '80s retro look with the lights my kind of tacky.

This unit was okay in the beginning, have only used it on a few occasions. I purchased it for the sole purpose of the Bluetooth function. The Bluetooth function on the unit is now stuck in "pause" followed instructions to bring it out of pause, NADDA! Customer service is non existent, no response. 30 day return window expired last week. It's junk, do yourself a favor and don't waste your time or your money, would like to give it 0 stars

Bluetooth connects quickly. Charges phones, has a physical volume and next/prev track buttons. No play/pause. Display shows the name of the song playing. Doesn't show time which is kinda annoying, but I wear a watch. Overall great value for $24. I wanted cheap for my convertible miata. Don't need thieves eyeing my radio.Installation was easy in my 2002 Mazda Miata. Other items required:- wire harness (or Diy) - Scosche MA03B- DIn adapter: Metra 99-7505Pros:- Bluetooth connects quickly- physical volume knob- led Backlot buttons- orange USB = 1A 5V charging- TF card and USB stick mp3 input- aux input- Matrix display shows song name- installation super easy- dedicated next track/prev track buttonsCons:- sound quality isn't the best with Bluetooth. Other input methods are better- rubberized grip on knob isn't tightly adhered. Easy fix with two dabs of super glue- no clock time displayed- no play/pause buttonFor $24 I'm very happy. Driving a convertible, I don't want to have an enticing radio to thieves or punks who might want to damage it. It has all the inputs and buttons I want, and none of the ones I don't want.It's a $24 head unit. If you keep your expectations realistic, you'll be pleased

Basic radio. I was able to install it by myself (I already had the dash kit) in my 2001 Honda Civic. I love the AUX, I plug my MP3 player into it and listen to Creepypastas when I work. I also use the Bluetooth, and connect my phone and listen to music. If you need a basic stereo this will do the trick.UPDATE: THE DAY AFTER leaving the above review the Bluetooth stopped working. It took 20 minutes to connect my phone and a lot of technical gymnastics to do it! And even then it was choppy even though my phone was right next to the stereo.Barely a year old, maybe not even that & the Bluetooth already broke. Thankfully I mainly use the AUX instead.I've only used the Bluetooth a dozen or two times. Aux still works (for now)