PolarLander Universal 1 Din 12V Car 📻 Radio Audio Player with Bluetooth & USB/TF Card Support Review

Excellent product. You won't hear a loud sound, but the sound quality and volume are amazing for such small speakers. I wanted a radio for a tractor. They cost over $200. I took out a military can from among the cartridges, cut it off and built a block inside. I put the antenna on top and stretched the wires from below. Sounds amazing and I can hear it easily because of the diesel engine!

This was a caravan unit - needed a basic MP3 unit - and FM radio was helpful (don't use AM often and use NOAA's special weather radio for emergencies). I like the simple built in speakers - no other cables to hook up (you can use RCA plugs if you like). The device works as advertised - the sound is fine, and the USB and AUX inputs work properly. RUIZU Small 3.5mm MP3 Player is just right for handling 64GB of music. The biggest disappointment is the FM tuning - you can't switch channels (yet)…

Absolutely easy install on my 1992 Suzuki Carry. The original AM radio in my truck only had a built-in speaker. I wanted to replace it with a new radio with built in speakers so I wouldn't have to modify the truck doors with speakers. Installation was easy, the DIN fit was so good and the radio so light I didn't even need to add extra brackets. I just plugged it in and plugged it into the dashboard. The Bluetooth connection worked without any problems, volume and sound quality are decent for…

Damn easy to connect! I simply hooked up the key ignition and 12 volts to the same key power supply, pinned the wire to ground and connected the antenna. Sound quality is a bit tinny, but I mean what do you expect from such small speakers? I bought it to fit a radio in an old dump truck and didn't want to mess with wiring speakers - I'm more than glad the sound quality has degraded due to ease of use and ease of use. And some others have mentioned that having only a scan function and not…

A unique product that will definitely fit into a certain niche for some people. The sound is surprisingly good for the small size. But as someone here pointed out, setting up stations is a pain. We bought it to fit in the back of a van. The design suggests you probably won't listen to much radio, and if you do you'll find yourself programming your own stations and rarely tuning in to new ones without skipping through tire scanning. And no AM. Yes, some people still hear it. Would I be better…

I rarely leave reviews unless a product really exceeds expectations in one way or another. I bought this for the dashboard of my Scrum/Suzuki Carry. I thought it would sound like junk but since the factory only had an AM radio with a built in speaker it was all an upgrade from there. I'm honestly amazed at how good this thing sounds. It has excellent FM radio reception, and I can play music via Bluetooth and crank it up to blast with little to no distortion. I'm pretty sure with the addition of

It's far from perfect, but for the price and the niche it occupies as a standalone stereo I can't find anything better. Even though I've increased the budget, there really isn't much in the way of built-in speakers. The biggest problem I had was that the VHF channel is quite noisy/disruptive (not static which is due to bad antenna position or reception, but digital chirping that is noticeable at certain frequencies. It's so strong that the scanner counts empty spaces). channels with as much…