JVC Single-Din Car Stereo Player with Bluetooth, Android Music, USB Input & Dual Phone Connection, Plus Free Alphasonik Earbuds Review

Bluetooth was my top priority. But this radio is smart, loud, clear, lots of power. If professionally installed paired with all new speakers it would play well with my 1 ohm subwoofers. For the price unbeatable. If you want to upgrade your budget, this is what you need.

Bought one of these to replace the OEM 2.0 din stereo in our 1998 Ford Ranger XLT. Nice, easy-to-install upgrade. I really only wanted a hands-free function. All myriad other features are gravy. I liked it very much. Bought another to install on our 2007 Winnebago trip. Really looking for a speakerphone again. But the sound quality through our 5.1 sound system is amazing! Especially playing CDs and Sirius XM via the AUX input. And for $89! Agree with other reviewers on the learning curve. But…

I was looking for a way to connect Bluetooth to my 2008 Jeep Wrangler but didn't want to spend a lot of money or compromise on the sound quality. MADE. This JVC is affordable and the sound is excellent. I had to pay $200 to install it because my jeep has an infinity system, but it was worth every penny. I take my face off and throw it in the glove box if I have to and it's very easy. The only thing I'd change is that the source button in the center is big and gets in the way when you're…

EXACTLY what I need. Easy install, I have a 1998 Jeep Cherokee Sport so having Bluetooth is super cool now. The mic is a little interesting, I need to remove some pads under my wheel and hook it up somehow. I wish the microphone was built into the device. It is a long cable that connects to the back and there is a sticker under the microphone part that can be placed anywhere in the car. I can't seem to figure out how to get my friends to connect to my Bluetooth because I know you can't connect…

Let me start by saying that I'm a big JVC fan. I bought this deck as an upgrade to a JVC I've owned for 13 years and have never been wrong other than the lack of Bluetooth! The difference in sound quality surprised me. There are many settings to change the sound quality based on the size of the speakers etc. However, am I told that my iPhone SE is not compatible when I connect it to USB? It will charge it, but that's all. When troubleshooting, I recommend checking the list to see if my phone is

Let me start by saying this is an amazing stereo. It has all the features I wanted in a new stereo. I was replacing an original stereo from a 2008 Crown Vic Police Edition. He had a plain factory stereo that sounded like crap. Since this is an old police car with a lot of hard miles I didn't want to spend a fortune. After some research I settled on this stereo and couldn't be happier. It was easy to install, although I may have overdone it a bit. I soldered all the connections and used heat…

I bought one for the Altima in the house. Also bought a Metra wiring harness and Schoche fairing to match the air conditioners. What I like about it: 1. Pairing is easy! You press the Find Phone button and rotate the dial to pair. Go to your phone and touch JVC and then confirm by pressing the volume button on your stereo. That's it!.2.- You can control your phone's media from your stereo. I have droids and I can play, pause, mute, fast forward and rewind songs. Wonderful! 3.- You can make…

I bought this car stereo to replace the original radio in my daughter's 2002 Mitsubishi Lancer. For installation I bought a "Metra 70-7001 Radio Harness for Mitsubishi 94-Up". With the wiring harness, installation was easy and all the wiring matched perfectly. The speakers were chosen correctly, both in terms of balance and damping. The stereo itself improved the overall sound in the car. Good sound even though I left the original factory speakers in the car. Bluetooth works via a USB adapter…