Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love the carplay to use for GPS Having trouble with using the phones through the in dash receiver

This is a dream addition for my car!!! I have great screen for navigation, a back up camera for parking AND it plays CDs AND DVDs for long drives. I love listening to my favorite movies that still make me laugh. I hit the jackpot with this one!!!

AWESOME PRODUCT. easy to use very versatile. i would buy 10 more of these

Its a good radio. Just one down fall. They said it has a remote. But when i receive mine it didnt have a remote.

Good JVC system but the XM should be included in the price of the system..

1: The UI for the Android media player component needs work (it doesn't display album titles yet the bluetooth and USB player do). I thought it was a flaw in VLC, but I find MediaMonkey shows the exact same UI, so I have to presume it's part of Android Auto. Since the BT and USB can handle a far better display of track info, there's no excuse for the AA player to be so bad. 2: The CD player doesn't read CD-Text (I verified the disk has valid CD-Text in my wife's factory radio, which displayed it just fine). 3: The unit cannot read MP3 files from CD-R disks or DVD R disks. Again I confirmed the CD-R disk was perfectly readable and playable in my wife's car with a standard factory radio. These disks ALSO used to work in my previous single-DIN deck.  4: the UI is hard to see, hard to navigate, and I'd have to take my eyes off the road too much to really make use of it. I could navigate through media using my phone, but if I'm having to do that, having a double-DIN touch screen dash unit becomes superfluous and a waste of money and the time to install it. 5: should be a simple task of bringing up a list of folders on a USB or bluetooth connection to scroll through (with letter shortcuts). The only way to meaningfully navigate through it is to STOP the car and fiddle with the screens. At which point I might as well have been using my phone on a basic single-DIN dash unit (my old single-DIN JVC player didn't have bluetooth, which was the first thing that made me think of replacing it). 6: the phone dialer should also be easier to do phonebook lookups in. You have to spend far too much time looking at the display to find a number, which means you're taking your eyes off the road WAY too much. These could probably be addressed with a firmware update, but it seems JVC have no interest in ever updating this radio, so you're forever stuck with the bad programming and substandard UI from 2020 (it was a Xmas gift in 2023) until such time as you replace it with a better-designed unit.

Very pleased. Professional installation. Lots of explanation for my questions.

Great install and services from the geek squad at Duluth location.

It’s good for but thank you so many goof thanks you

I installed this on 2015 Toyota Highlander at Bestbuy yesterday. It freezes and restart every few minutes. Most of the time phone calls don't work either.

Has worked great and installer was very fast and friendly

This isn't a JVC radio. It may seem that way, but it isn't. Ask any professional car installer. The first sign that it isn't a JVC are the harnesses it uses, these are the standardized plugs you see in low quality Boss or made in China products. Next up, are the steering wheel controls, this unit doesn't work with most interfaces on the market. So if you wish to get the radio with your oem controls even though you're using the proper module.....good luck. Chances are it won't work.