📻 JVC Single DIN In-Dash Car Stereo Receiver with CD MP3 Player, Front USB & AUX Inputs, Android Control, AM FM Radio, Remote Control & FREE ALPHASONIK EARBUDS Review

This is a really good device my girlfriend loves that's why I got it for her birthday. In fact, I'm not satisfied at all because they sent me the wrong device that I ordered. I ordered a device compatible with our iPhones, not the one we received from Android Play. We don't have Android so we can't even use a feature that made me happy! There is a USB connection for music playback as well as Bluetooth. But none of us noticed until I installed it in their 4Runner. And she just wanted to have…

This seems like a great device with lots of bells and whistles, but it's difficult to set up and program compared to others I've installed. I like watching YouTube videos of a professional installer to find out. The instructions in the user manual seem clear enough, but the device does not do what the manual promises. This is a 2015 model and is no longer in production. I came back two days later to try programming again and everything worked as the manual said so I guess it was my fault. I am…

The sound quality is okay. Not the biggest. Installation was a headache in the back. In a 2001 Dodge Ram you should have an amp somewhere. When the amo isn't working, all of your energy goes from the steroid to the amp, causing the radio not to sound at first. I had to remove the door panels, get to the wiring and cut all the wires except for the positive and negative purple and blue wires. If you need to do this, this is definitely a project. If you only do this with the driver and passenger…

I bought this radio for my Nissan Maxima 06 and installed it myself. Installation was a bit of a hassle (I didn't know what I was getting myself into) but I'm happy with the quality of the sound system and the stereo interface. One thing I have to mention, it says it comes with all the parts needed for installation, which isn't entirely true. Some people may not know that every single car model needs its own dashboard kit and understandably it is not included with the stereo. You will also need

I recently installed this stereo in my brother's 2002 Honda Civic. He wanted a basic stereo to plug his iPod into. I have had JVC radios in the past and have always found them reliable. We chose this model because of the price and the front and rear AUX inputs. The rear entry is handy in that you can route the cable from the back of the radio to the center console, glove box, DIN pocket or any other place to get it clean. Watch. No more wires dangling from the front of your radio causing a mess

You can't beat this CD player for the money ($60). I ordered this one because I have almost the same model in my truck. I needed it for my car and it's the same unit without the built in HD radio. To be honest, I rarely use this feature in my area. It's very easy to use. The controls are very easy once you play around with the menu a few times. The device looks very clean, which is what I wish for. I wasn't looking for a super flashy machine with 100 colors and dancing lights on the front. It…

I bought this head unit for a 2001 Wrangler TJ and was pleasantly surprised at the quality I got for $57. It was halfway decent from the factory, man I was wrong. During my initial sound testing of this JVC before a full installation, I was amazed at the depth and richness of the sound, even from the factory speakers, as if I had a brand new system. I think the quality of the standard speakers is underwhelming, but I think they work great with the right head unit broadcasting the sound. I could