Soundstream VR 620HB Touchscreen Receiver Bluetooth Review

The thing is complete nonsense, the phone doesn't connect, the DVD doesn't appear even when I park, and the Bluetooth function randomly stops working. I only gave it 2 stars because the sound quality is okay.

This is a good value for money Film voice delay activated Rear camera works great, didn't have 2 cameras installed, glad to see room for one e.g. B. CON REMOTE on swappable rear screen MUST be listed right that the volume only goes up to 40 with low distortion Would I buy again

I have a Nissan Titan with Rockford Fosgate system, no car wire on amp, although many sellers like ebay say you need to get an RCA harness and it works, I had to hook up the amp to the ACC. Every time I switch menus, e.g. B. from CD to radio or telephone, or turn on the truck, I hear a loud bang from the speakers. The touchscreen doesn't work half the time either. ALSO there are other almost identical radios under a different name, such as the POWER ACOUSTIK PD-620HD.

Pretty great radio for the price, the phone connection worked fine with my Galaxy S9 when I first plugged it in (it asks you to enter a scan code to download an app download), Bluetooth Works great and the features are nice. I was watching a movie through the SD slot and Netflix through a phone connection. The only downside is the information that there is a rear USB but none, the only USB is in the front, although there is a video input and output on the back as well as a camera input and a…

This unit was intended to upgrade a factory unit in a 2005 Chevy van. It's not perfect, but it supports a CD player and adds a lot of new features - AUX-in, Bluetooth, an easy-to-add rear camera, and interestingly, the ability to mirror my Galaxy S8, Android 9 (which my new Subaru can't do .) on the Chevy van was hampered by the need for a few extra parts - although that's not Soundstream's fault. AM radio is weaker (compared to factory original, but better than some other non-original units…