Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Kenwood deck is basically like all the others. I'm very disappointed in the tone range. I actually believe my 2000 Alpine sounded better but it didn't have a bluetooth connection.

It sounded great but only worked for 2 weeks. Took it back and the geek squad is sending it to get repaired or replace it if it's not repairable

Its works fine just sometimes lags when trying to connect to bluetooth.

Purchased a stereo and speakers for my wife for Christmas delivered a vehicle with a working radio that picked up all her normal channels upon delivery of the product the car would not pick up a quarter of the channels that it did before she was very disappointed .returned it to have it corrected received it back in better condition but still missing about half of her normal channels I would not recommend this product

Awesome head unit that looks cool, many input options, audio control, and ease of install. I bought this unit to replace my old Kenwood KDC model from the early 2000s in my 1998 Jeep Wrangler. Unfortunately, the wiring end from the old model did not match the new 372u model (same 16-pin connector, but latch was slightly different), but it was an easy splice. This unit comes with 3-Preouts (3 white RCAs/3 red RCAs connections) which was perfect for my setup. The front and rear speaker preouts went into a 4 channel amp while the 3rd preout went to my monoblock amp for the sub. It was my first time installing an aftermarket unit (old unit was in-place when I bought the vehicle) and it was easy with the instructions included with the unit. Appearance: - LED looks sharp. There are many color options and compared to my old unit, there is a lot of information displayed: time, date, station name, song, etc. Perhaps this isn't a new feature, but compared to my old model, this is many jumps forward. Audio: - Upon plugging in the first time, I immediately noticed the enhanced audio quality compared to my old Kenwood headunit. Highs/Mids/Lows were crisp and distinct. I was blown away with the quality when the speakers, amps, and wiring all stayed the same... only a new head unit was replaced. - The radio quality is very clear. My old unit was very "stacticky" and I get a lot more stations with the new one. In regards to antenna adapter, my Jeep did not need one. Functionality: - Bluetooth connects in a breeze. Also have options for USB, 3.5mm input, and CD player. - Faceplate detaches with a click of a button - My old unit used buttons to change the volume. With the turn knob, it's a lot more convenient to control. Audio Control: - I haven't experimented with the manual user control, but glancing over, there are a lot of tweaks the user can make depending on each frequency band. There are plenty of presets available. - There is a subwoofer cut-out. This function is awesome because I can easily turn off the sub and still play music without messing with the fader. - Other functions like loudness (turns everything up including the sub), sub-level control, type of car, etc. are also very cool functions For under $100, this may have been the best upgrade in my Jeep despite having an aftermarket head unit before. The quality, functionality, and appearance makes this a well-rounded product that I definitely can recommend. I hope this product lasts like my old kenwood head unit (15+ years)!

The control and the screen display are so small it's very hard to read.

I bought this for my dad and I had to return it because it was falfunctioning

Don't like it hard to work hard to hook to phone dont sound good

This radio is horrible. Constantly needs resetting and adjustments.

Far too complicated and difficult to operate. the size and buttons were very small and hatd to see.

The product did not work well. The audio was terrible.

The clock has a mind of its own. The radio its ok