Car Radio Bluetooth Single DIN Car Stereo Audio, Car Audio with Handsfree and App Control,Supports FM/ MP3/SD/AUX/Dual USB/EQ/Quick Charge | Not a CD Player

Easy to install and fit in the old single din radio slot perfectly. Bluetooth connects very easy and works well. Sound comes through very crisp definitely worth 20 dollars!

Easy installation , good sound and connectivity . I had doubts at first but once installed I was surprise with the quality of the sound and how easy to set up . It saved a lot of money if I had to go to a shop for one .

good value, worked great in my car as my car had a separate amplifier. It sounds great, gave me bluetooth and the ability to use a USB memory stick to play MP3"s great value for $20

The sound is good, the price is good. Bluetooth works and the SD/USB works good and is fairly straightforward to navigate. The ONLY thing keeping it from 5 stars is the ridiculous animations that you cannot change, even when you set the brightness to low. They are highly distracting and serves no real purpose.

I’ve been really impressed with this Car Radio Bluetooth Single DIN Stereo. For the price, it delivers way more than I expected. The Bluetooth connects quickly and stays stable, making hands-free calls super clear. I love that it also has app control — it makes adjusting settings while driving much easier and safer. The sound quality is surprisingly good, and the built-in EQ lets me tweak the audio just the way I like it. The dual USB ports are a huge plus, especially the quick-charge option, which is perfect for keeping my phone powered on long drives. I also appreciate that it supports FM, MP3, SD, and AUX, giving me plenty of ways to play my music. If you’re looking for a straightforward, modern car stereo without needing a CD player, this is a fantastic choice. Easy install, great features, and excellent performance for the cost. Highly recommended!

Major flaw: There's a major design flaw for when you have your phone connected to this stereo using Bluetooth and you are listening to spoken audio, such as audiobooks or navigation directions. Every time the phone resumes playing audio after a brief pause (for example, the next sentence in Audible or turn-by-turn directions in Google Maps), the first second of sound consistently gets cut off, so you will miss the beginning of sentences or instructions. I suspect this happens because the stereo's Bluetooth connection enters a sleep or standby mode during quiet moments in the audio playback, resulting in a lag when audio resumes. The problem is not limited to one app or phone; I've encountered it across multiple devices and media types. Music streaming is fine, but anything with lots of short clips—like podcasts or navigation—will often cut off the first word or two. So this stereo works fine for music, but is unusable for anything else. Unfortunately I already did all the work to install it in my car. I don't know if I'll rip it our and replace it or what.

i bought this radio cause it was cheap, with bluetooth.. bought for my side by side. Man im blown away how well it works. have some cheap dual 5 1/2 speakers with it.. sounds way better than expected.. very happy with this radio.. A+++ in my book

Basic radio. I was able to install it by myself (I already had the dash kit) in my 2001 Honda Civic. I love the AUX, I plug my MP3 player into it and listen to Creepypastas when I work. I also use the Bluetooth, and connect my phone and listen to music. If you need a basic stereo this will do the trick. UPDATE: THE DAY AFTER leaving the above review the Bluetooth stopped working. It took 20 minutes to connect my phone and a lot of technical gymnastics to do it! And even then it was choppy even though my phone was right next to the stereo. Barely a year old, maybe not even that & the Bluetooth already broke. Thankfully I mainly use the AUX instead. I've only used the Bluetooth a dozen or two times. Aux still works (for now)