Single Din Car Stereo - Radio Coche with Bluetooth | USB Playback & Charging - Dual Knob Car Audio: Support SD | AUX | APP Control | MP3 Player | FM Radio Receiver

Comprei pra usar no meu fusquinha, encaixe perfeito, ótima qualidade de som, conexão via bluetooth funciona perfeitamente, tem um visual mais retrô, bem legal

I love the completely retro knobs and chrome accents. I installed it into my Bayliner 40th Anniversary edition boat. The FM tuner works great. I might use an mp3 player hookup occasionally. The unit has many options I did not need for use on a fish and ski combo boat. But, heck at the price it was an excellent find. Installed in about 30 minutes from unboxing. Very easy to understand instructions. Wiring Diagrams for power and speakers were a great help also. It isn't a high-end component but that ain't what I wanted or paid for. If you want a decent unit easy to install and priced like a bargain basement find. I highly recommend this unit.

Easy to install, sounds decent, works as it should, great value for the price

Bought this as a temporary solution while I waited for the radio I wanted to come back in stock. It lasted about a couple months before just straight dying. No fuse blown, no obvious signs of death, just stopped working one day and never came back. Bluetooth connectivity: Worked well. My phone paired to it immediately every time I'd start the car. No issues with playback or skipping songs. Quality: I was hoping it would be more brushed aluminum instead of chrome, but it is what it is. The buttons felt very loose (they wiggled around inside the housing), but tactile. The screen was too bright at night, and too dim in the day. Not great, but for the price it did exactly what I wanted it to do.

When I first installed the unit all seemed well. Initial impressions were good as I adjusted the settings it produced a clean crisp sound with good base. Only a short time of operation had gone by when the speakers began to crackle and pop. I had decided to pull the radio from the dash to recheck my wiring. My hand may have burned if I had held it on the metal body of the radio any longer than half a second.