Review on Enhanced Car Stereo with Bluetooth, USB, SD Card & Remote Control: Experience Superior In-Dash Audio Performance by Renee Robinson

If you're looking to add Bluetooth to your 80's or 90's car, all too often you're faced with bloody awful, shiny, childish-looking radios. My 1986 4x4 Toyota Truck was in dire need of a new radio when I bought it. I was so excited to see a radio with a simple design that offers both USB and Bluetooth charging. It even has a digital clock very similar to the 80's, which is a huge bonus and ultimately made me choose this device over a few others with very similar aesthetics. I have no complaints about the sound quality and Bluetooth connectivity. If I were forced to point out the downsides of this unit, two could come to mind: 1) For those short on space for a radio, this unit may not work. I have a feeling this device could unofficially qualify as a 1.25 din device as it is significantly larger than most other single din devices. 2) This device still has some crappy graphics on the LCD. I just opened the device up and taped it around (graphics flash like some sort of budget equalizer). I own older cars and trucks and for the price I can't recommend this one highly enough