🎶 Enhance Your Car Audio Experience with SoundXtreme ST-915 - Bluetooth Digital Media Receiver with FM/USB/AUX/SD Review

This radio was installed in my golf cart, only used 4 times and just stopped playing. The light is on but I can't switch from BT to radio, there is no sound at all!

Save money. Only worked for two months and everything was connected correctly. I guess I'll have to spend more on my next stereo if I want it to last longer. Very disappointed.

I went into this with high hopes but low expectations. Don't worry, it's pretty cool! Sound quality, Bluetooth works perfectly. I've been using it on a boat so I needed something cheap that I would happily replace in a year or two. It's worth it!

For the price this radio worked well in my 98 bug, I bought it mainly for the bluetooth capability. There was an error a couple of times when connecting via bluetooth but no sound came out. The issue was resolved by removing the bezel and pressing the reset button. Overall I was very happy with the price considering I usually pay $125 for an unbranded product CD player, there is also an input for an extra cable, the radio works well too.

This radio fits and sounds great in my 2001 Hyundai Tiburon via Bluetooth. The main reason I bought this was to use UBS to charge my phone while listening to music on my cruise, but that doesn't happen. When I plug in the USB cable, the radio turns off and restarts, and my phone flickers from charging to no change, I lose my radio presets. The radio doesn't turn on even when I press the power button, I have to unplug the USB cable or plug my phone back in.

Bluetooth was easy to connect, I just switched to Bluetooth input and when no device is connected it goes into pairing mode. No code was required for my iPhone or Android phone. The manual was useless, there was no wiring diagram and the radio shown was a different model. The main wires were labeled, as were power and ground, but the speakers weren't. The speaker wires were a perfect color match for my wiring harness, but I ended up plugging in one speaker at a time to make sure I didn't have…

Sounds ok after installation. The real problem is the document that describes the features and the schematic. First of all I understand engineering grade electronics and know wiring very well and don't often make wiring mistakes. In doing so I connected the wires to the circuit labeled on the unit and had to unplug and plug it back in as the two front left and rear speakers were incorrectly labeled. Strange that the unit I received must be either a newer or older version of what was advertised…