Infinity PRV250 Stereo Receiver 45143 Review

I really like them for the price. This is the second one I've bought for our boats. The first is 3 years old and doing great in the Florida sun.

I've had this in my boat for three years. This radio has endured rain, snow and hail and still performs great. I tried 3 radios in as many years until I found this bulletproof radio.

Very glad I stumbled across this. We have the first for our destroyed golf course, the second for our party boat and the third for our friend's boat. Most likely they take more :)

Great little machine. I installed this on a 2013 Polaris Ranger 900xp. The only complaint I have is that your amp only has one set of outputs, essentially limiting you to just two channels. Otherwise, buy with confidence.

Won't pair with my iPhone 6+ EDIT! I think I didn't keep my mouth shut properly, but Bluetooth is fine now and works really well. Increased my rating from 2 to 5 stars! It's time to launch the boat again and this time I'm bringing my own music!

Works very well if you don't mind turning it on manually every time you turn on the ignition. They also ditched the yellow power cord in recent production, so the device gets all of its power from the red accessory cord.

This is a good radio if you need this radio. It's a little more expensive than a standard radio with comparable features, but if that's the style you want then this is the radio for you. Infinity makes it more expensive, but I needed a budget option.

Overall, this is a fantastically compact little device, barring two flaws. I gave it a low rating because it's a serious issue and the support team wasn't helpful. 1.) The Bluetooth volume is 50% of the volume of the radio or auxiliary device. Most people use Bluetooth to listen to music most of the time. It looks like the "loud" function doesn't work with bluetooth. With the background noise of the boat engine, it is difficult to listen to Bluetooth music when the engine is running much higher