🚗 Aigoss Bluetooth Car Stereo - 4x60W Car Audio FM Radio - MP3 Player - USB/SD/AUX - Hands-Free Calling - Wireless Remote Control Review

Waste of money. Unfortunately, it is now too late to return. Power fades and fades. Bluetooth does not work well. Won't accept my iPhone through the extra cable so it won't charge. This is checkout. I bought a $20 BOSS stereo from Revain so I decided to give this one a try. Big mistake! The $20 BOSS stereo is ten times better than this. I might as well throw 20 bucks at the widow while I'm driving down the highway.

I bought this to upgrade my mum's car and was blown away by how good this simple but very sophisticated stereo system is. It met my expectations. It sounds good. I only use stock car speakers but they definitely sound a lot better than factory radios. She'll now have a blue tooth for music and, more importantly, hands-free driving. Loaded her SD card with some classic MP3s and she's over the moon. So easy to install (do it yourself). Great buy for the price.

If it were possible, I would give zero stars. The stereo says Bluetooth but you can't make a call, it sounds awful, you have to scream at the top of your lungs and the person on the other end still can't hear you. The screen is so dim you can't see anything unless you're in total darkness, and there's no way to brighten it up. The remote control is a joke and does nothing. I would return it if it wasn't hanging in my car's dashboard. Due to my condition you can't use a cell phone to talk and…

After installing the head unit, I had to send it back because of the extremely dark display. If you check other reviewers, this is a common complaint. There is no way to adjust the dimming. Most head units have a wire that automatically adjusts the contrast when the headlights are turned on (similar to an adaptive brightness control), but Aigoss doesn't have a connector for that. For the price I guess you get what you pay for. The keys feel very thin and chunky. I like that the grip was big…

The sound is normal. The remote is completely useless and needs to be less than an inch away and pointing directly at the front of the receiver to work. If you can actually get the remote to register a button press. Installation was fairly easy, but with some interesting caveats about consistent and switchable power. Dyno test OK, vehicle OK, ground loop added, current reversed, wiring checked again, all OK, reverse current disconnected, operated for 2 ignition cycles. Power switched back to…

So I sat in my 'new' Sun Tracker boat (new to me, at least) and found that cute little Sony radio/CD player console had died. It turned on but didn't display or play properly. So I started looking for a replacement. That's when I came across this little gem. It was the right DIN size, compact depth, plenty of stereo 4-channel power, and had all the features I wanted - an FM tuner, Bluetooth capability, a front-panel auxiliary input, and a convenient USB port . And it had NOTHING things I didn't

I bought this unit to replace a Kenwood CD/Stereo in a 10 year old motorhome. I'm not good at installing car stereos but I managed to install this with no problems. I turned it on and off and lo and behold, it worked. Paired with my phone in seconds. The radio worked. The SD card slot works. I'm deducting one star because the instructions are so small you almost need a magnifying glass and of course it's poorly written. There is no mention of fade/balance anywhere in the manual. My RV has two…