🚗 Kenwood DNX577S: 6.8" Touchscreen Garmin Navigation Receiver with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto – Ultimate In-Car Connectivity Solution Review

I have bought several JVC double din infotainment centers for my cars, 2 previous versions and 2 of this type. All with built-in GPS. This newer version has much better features and settings as well as many additional features. Setup for different speaker setups is easy and customizable, feature navigation is easier, OS is much better, text is bigger, everything works fine.

Many functions, great sound. Installation was easy thanks to another seller's (Crutchfield) instructions. Loads slowly, I can only assume because of the Linux operating system. Works well with iDatalink Maestro which is required to interact with Promaster.

Not sure which part fits my 2006 Toyota Tundra. Maybe the fact that it reaches up to the hole where the stock radio comes out? In addition, the fairing set does not fit. You need to buy a separate wiring harness to adapt it to your car. I couldn't find a link to contact the seller and ask about the fairing kit. Other than that, it seems to be working fine. It just looks like an ugly finish. Let's look for a disguise set!

Purchased for navigation, iPod use, hands-free compatibility and CD playback. PROS: Sounds great after tuning. (I added two amps, two 10" subwoofers, and upgraded the standard speakers in my Nissan truck.) Very attractive (to the point where it's sexy). Lots of compliments for the looks and the sound quality. Tons of audio configuration options that audiophiles will be happy to tinker with. Music playback from flash drive and SD card is really good (plug and play). The Kenwood smartphone remote