Customer Ratings & Reviews

Plenty of extras to buy if you I want backup camera GPS . Can always add later I bought one for each of my vehicles having the second one installed Sunday last one was installed a week and a half ago waited for the wire harness but they offered me 20% off because of the wait. But I'm a patient person. I'll look at the other screens later in the headrests for the kids love it. Didn't take a picture yet but if I can add it later this evening I will I have my children to tend to.

I love the touch screen and equalizer feature. Easy to connect bluetooth.

This isn't the Exelon, but at half the price of it you still get a very good headunit. Lots of fine tuning settings for sound, outputs for headrest screens, subwoofer controls, backup camera! It's lite! Lol. My only complaint is it doesn't come with a remote! Screen has a BAD glare when watching movies during the day unless your windows are tinted. Overall it's a very nice headunit! Highly recommend!

Easy to use Syncs your phone easily Great clarity on backup cam and radio graphics

This was installed in a new truck. It was a work truck so I assumed that the poor original sound was poor speakers. That turned out not to be the case. This radio caused a significant improvement in the sound, It is simple to use and has just about everything that you could want in a radio, from XM capability to Blue Tooth.

This radio system is a great addition to in vehicle even with factory options available on the unit. I highly recommend using a backup camera with the system. It includes a microphone for Bluetooth Connectivity. Many equalizer options available for settings. Great view and has CD player and DVD player. Well worth the price given for unit.

Love the stereo itself, but it doesn't stay in our dash board correctly and keeps popping out and we have to push it in constantly. That may have been an error on our part and not the unit itself though. Otherwise, love all the options. The touch screen is awesome and the connection to my phone is awesome.

Good quality product. Good value for the price. Like the Built-in Bluetooth. Nice and clear reception.

item is just as described no issues yet to this day going on 2 months..love the Bluetooth features

Thius radio work greats. Connects easily to Bluetooth and starts playing music as soon as I get in the car. Makes me car speakers louder

Outstanding product has revolutionized the sterio system in my vehicle! Package included adding in new front speakers and full installation... the touch screen feature and fidelity quality are tremendous and I would highly recommend this system - great value for about $379.00 installed!

Easy to use and configure. Android phone and music settings work great. The oem features for my truck are awesome to have a display of.

This a fantastic after market in-dash radio/player. The screen is very easy to navigate and is easily read. I would recommend this.

Hooking up Bluetooth is a breeze! Navigating through the screens is super easy, although I must say, I have not left the Bluetooth screen since I first set it up. I have yet to try a CD/DVD but the clarity seems great so long as it doesn't have direct sunlight. Cons would definitely be the inability to see the screen when the surroundings are bright.

I have now been using this deck for about two months and I have to admit it still blows me away. It has taken my factory speakers to a new level. Incredible sound. Bluetooth connectivity is amazing. Sound quality of phone calls are great. Yes, it does take about 20 seconds to fully boot once you start the ignition, but it's worth it!

Installation came with purchase of which Best Buy did a great job. This receiver is awesome. Easy to set up, sync, and use. Looks great. Plenty of power and options. Gotta love how Kenwoods perform!!! I would recommend this to anyone. Even if your not in the market for an upgraded car stereo. Buy this one anyway. You will not be sorry.

Got this because it was basically the cheapest double din touchscreen i could find that is compatible with the iDatalink Maestro system. It went into a 2016 Jeep Renegade. It does what it is advertised. Yes it is a bit slow when jumping from app to app, and sometimes the Spotify app takes 5 minutes to connect. Sometimes it connects right away. Other times it will repeatedly connect and disconnect. The only thing that needs a major improvement is the volume knob. It is little, slippery , and feels like i am going to snap it off. I actually put a rubber grommet around it to give more tactile feel to the knob.

I’ve been using this deck for close to a year and it’s been solid. Sound is great, interface is pretty good and Bluetooth works well. It’s been consistent. I’d say the only downfall is that Bluetooth can sometimes take a bit to connect my device.

I had this installed with Kicker speakers in all 4 doors along with a backup camera. It even recognizes when you go in reverse and automatically switches to the camera... not to mention, it syncs via Bluetooth with your phone for hands free calling and playlist enjoyment,

2006 Nissan Frontier Crew Cab LE w/o Rockford Fosgate package. I just needed Bluetooth, so pretty much any head unit I researched had that. Many I researched had issues with the connectivity and static feedback. So far I have not had any of those issues with Bluetooth. Some have said it slow to respond and that maybe, but no slower than using Android Assistant on my phone, so I guess I don't notice. The touchscreen responds everytime, but it is a bit slow. Pause and Plays seem to work just fine, but menu navigation is a little slow. Radio use, the metadata is typically not correct, so not sure what is up with that. I did update the firmware after about a week of use. The unit on day 3 started exhibiting a digital noise feedback on all connections, not just bluetooth. When no sound was being played it still exhibited it. I turned the unit totally off and back and it went away, only to come back louder and more consistent the following day. I did the firmware update and so far so good. Overall it meets my needs, I don't think it is an upgrade on the sound of the stock speakers that typically most aftermarket stereos will have, I actually feel it degrades it a bit. I may updated the speakers, but that starts taking me down the upgrade rabbit hole, and really just wanted bluetooth for handsfree calling and texting. I use Android Auto, so stereo is only for transmitting sound. I also went with this unit for a future upgrade to a backup camera. Cannot comment on video quality. I will say the old school resistive display is not very bright, so direct sunlight is going to wash it out pretty bad. I have a dark tint and windshield tint on my vehicle and it has helped a lot, but it is still washed out on max. Played with the black settings and it helped a bit more. When the unit switches from playing audio to ringing for an incoming call the decibels go up on the same volume setting, but then when the call is answered the decibel level is the same as the music level. Dunno. The last thing I ran into which has more to do with the Nissan layout is that unit is recessed quite a bit. Using the included trim bracket does not allow the dashboard to seat totally in place, but not using it leaves a gap on the top and bottom of the unit seeing the cavity of both above and below the stereo.So there's that. I am using the trim piece as the dash is still secured and the gap it leaves is not noticeable and allows me to run the mic wire to the dash above the steering wheel, with out worry of the wire being pinched when fully seated.