PNV9674 Car Stereo – Built-in GPS Navigation, Double Din, 6.2 Inch Touchscreen, Bluetooth, CD DVD Player, Radio Receiver, USB, SD

Installed in my 05 Suburban. Paired it with a Pac RP5-GM11 steering wheel control/OnStar adapter. Sound is great, function is great for the price. If you are used to using your phone for navigation it's definitely different and laggy in comparison but If you are used to a navigation device that wants a specific address then this is no different (surprisingly it didn't take long to recalculate but definitely much slower than your phone). Does charge my phone (slowly since it's basically a standard 1a USB). When paired with a Pac RP5-GM11 module you get a nice bonus of source steering wheel function. Oddly only supports MP3 on USB or SDcard for video. Haven't tried DVD player yet. On a side note I installed a Kenwood Media unit in my wife's 05 Tahoe and we'd have preferred this unit to that. Instructions are a bit lacking but is to be expected. P.control wire in manual is what the rest of us would call amp control, A.control should be obvious but just in case, it's for older vehicles with power antenna.Only downsides so far is that every time you start your vehicle it reverts back to radio, and in reverse it locks all function's except backup camera (nice safety feature unless you forget you had volume up loud before reverse and a bad song comes on lol)All in all I'd highly recommend this head unit.

Fits my car great sounds good looks good.

Planet Audio PNV9674 Pretty easy to install if you know what you are doing.Only bought it for the GPS and SD card player. If this is why you are buying this, look elsewhere. I had a great Blaupunkt mechless that works fine, and a terrific Mio GPS but I had to plug it in to the cigarette light every time because of a dead battery. Thought this would be an upgrade for my 96 Buick.The GPS navigation is so bad, I don't think it could find its way out of a paper bag. Yesterday, it directed me down a dead end street. When looking for any street in any city near me, it will show several streets with the same name and it claims they are all in the same city. Not in the city I was looking for. So, tell it what city, then what street, a list pops up, assume the top one is the one you want even though the city is wrong, but then so are the rest of them. Then type in the address, up pops up a dialogue informing you no such address exists. Go back and try again with the next street in the list, which is the same city as the first, and repeat this several times till you find a street, in the same city as the rest, but the address takes. Pray that this will take you to where you want to go. Even though the city is still wrong.I wrote to NDrive, and they expect me to pay for a new map. I tell them that this is a new unit, and the maps are defective. They do not care and say it is the responsibility of Planet Audio. I will write them next, but I am sure that the outcome will be the same.As for the SD card, it was not a full size reader as I was lead to believe but accepts a mini SD card. So I bought a new 32 GB mini card, loaded it with music, and put it in the slot. Cannot tell me the titles of the folders, but does read the individual songs. Sound is good and when it works, it plays where you left off. Most times, it says "No SD card" so you must remove the card and put it back in. Very hard to remove the card, must use tweezers. If the slot was flipped, you would be able to put your fingernail in the little lip to remove it, but no.Back up camera works great. The rest I do not care about and did not try.If I get no help from Planet Audio, I am sending this back, better get full refund even though I had to modify brackets for installation.UPDATE: 1/19/18Contacted Boss international who owns the brand, They don't listen to a thing you tell them. If the so called technical support gets paid more than minumum it is too much. Explain problems with navigation, how to check if it is working, they don't care. I returnunit, 2 weeks later they send a new one. Same thing. I return to Amazon for refund, bought new standalone GPS from Fry's, reinstall old stereo unit. A lot of wasted time, and money. (bought and installed backup camera,) And no music in car for two weeks.If you buy this for navagation, you will be sorry. Besides directing you down one way streets, here is an example what I tried to show them. I am sitting in the parking lot of the place I wanted to go as it could not find it from my home. The address is 1500 N. State College in Anaheim, Ca. it gives me 5 choices all in the City of Orange. Which one is the correct one? None of them. I am at the location when I am looking for it and it still cannot find it. And only one of those listed is actually in the City of Orange. Ibelieve these are the maps people are using when they drive off cliffs and piers.

Ok so I waited to do a review, I've been in the audio world for a very long time. So I wanted to give this head unit a fair chance .First let me say do not have high hopes for this unit at all.It is very very very basic. Yes the navigation feature is cool but that is literally its peak.You will have a whine from the ground feedback associated with this particular head unit.The radio works, Bluetooth is strong, receiver is low quality, haven't tried any other features as I only need it for navigation, Bluetooth, and radio.It is a cheaply made unit, material is mediocre at best.Do your self a favor, buy one of those cheap tablet radios on this app and avoid buying this at all possibility

Purchased this radio (Planet Audio PNV9674) a few weeks ago for my '13 Avenger that still had the factory radio mostly because of the GPS function. Installed it a week ago and the GPS did'nt work :( The screen would freeze up everytime I pushed the Nav button ,turns out the software on the sd card was the issue and trying to update the software with the NDrive app. revealed another problem, I kept getting an error 13 when trying to update the software (the fix is too long to explain here). Anyway ,got it working and everything works beautifully. Installed a back up camera today and it looks great. All in all it is an excellent upgrade from the factory radio to this radio. FYI you will need the ASWC-1 for your steering wheel controls to work. This radio will be detected as an eclipse(1 red blink) but its actually a Metra OE(11 red blinks) so either manually program it or use the Axxess updater program to set the ASWC-1 to Metra OE radio.

2007 Jeep Wrangler Sahara. When removing the original radio, be sure to take out the steel frame bolted in the back or this radio wont fit. Also check behind the panel under the steering column for an amplifier. If it has one, pick up a PAC C2R-CHY4 radio interface or you will have no sound. Also the Metra 95-6511-17 install kit and a Scosche VWA3B antenna adapter. This is my second P.A. gps radio and I am satisfied with it, despite learning the hard way how to install it

I have owned Planet Audio for years which is why I choose to purchase another for the project truck. This one is even better then the first one I bought 7 years ago for my Grand Marquis.

so far I like this radio. a bit confusing to install even with a adapter kit. kids love it but I may need to up grade my speakers as I cant go full volume without distortion. a lot of power from the radio.