Customer Ratings & Reviews

I enjoy the radio good quality and good sound. I like the jump drive use only

I like the Bluetooth capability the most but the overall sound is good too

Great unit for the price. Ipod ready is nice feature as well as bluetooth.

Purchased for our boat. Easy to install. User friendly interface. Works great with remote and Bluetooth software.

I purchased this thinking I would have to have help - so easy I did it myself. Great sound too!

The product is great. Bluetooth sometimes hard to connect to another phone. Other than that everything works great.

Stereo has great sound and pairs easily with both apple and android phones.

Bought for my boat, easy to install and great features for sale price of $99

My son loves it. Has Bluetooth capabilities and was easy to install.

bluetooth is really good and design is also really nice

This was a Christmas gift for my 16 y/o son. This was his first diy installation. I didn't take him long and it sounds really good in his truck. In fact, it SEEMS to have corrected the sound quality of a speaker that he was SURE would need to be replaced!

Son able to install in his car. Fit perfectly where the factory radio was

I like this stereo. It has the Bluetooth function that I wanted at a great price. The only drawback is that in my application it must be disconnected from power from time to time and it has to be re-paired to my music device each time.

Bought it as a gift to swap out the junk deck my sister had in her 98 accord. Considering it was my first time installing an aftermarket unit on a car, it was pretty easy. It came with some basic instructions. My sister loves that she can use bluetooth now- go figure, she's a teenager.

I did not get the Sony with CD because this is going on my motorcycle. After installing everything worked great. Went on a 600+ mile ride and radio was wonderful to listen to. I like the size of the buttons. They are easy to press with gloves on while riding the bike.

This has some great features including bluetooth, pandora, and a flash drive input. My only real complaints (other than the issue we had with the first two of these we bought coming with components missing from the box!) are that toggling between inputs can be a bit cumbersome and the Bluetooth can be a bit unreliable. The device has 7 different possible inputs and only one toggle switch, so if you are like me and mostly just switch back and forth between 2 inputs, then you have to hit the toggle button a bunch of times to scroll through everything in between. Most importantly though, the Bluetooth seems to have reception issues. If I have the AC turned up past the lowest setting the mic has a harder and harder time picking up my voice. Also the device seems more susceptible to weak cell signal than talking on the phone directly as I used to use earbuds with a microphone when using the phone in my car before we bought this, and took the exact same route to work and back, and it is noticeably worse now for reception problems.

Good device, works as expected. Decided to get a different model.

This is my first Bluetooth car radio and I was skeptical at first. After a few days of not having to plug my phone in and out every time I used my car I was ecstatic. Great CD player and it's nice if you have a iPhone because it caters to it.

Omg I would rather buy my grandpas car radio off him than to continue I'm using this Sony Bluetooth DSX-A400-BT. I'm probably going to loose money, and installation costs, and go buy another stereo rather than to live through this. I bought it a few months ago so it's too late to take it back to Best Buy. (I just had it installed.) It beeps at me 3 times after turning the car off with no way to stop it except remove the face plate every time (do you have any idea how much I start and stop, and who cares? I'm not going to remove it every time). I could also install an amp to stop it which is not going to happen. Or I could pull it all out and snip the wire responsible for the security beeps which I'm not going to do. If I accidentally touch a button on the stereo it might go into an unintuitive settings interface (not terrible but it should at least time out) and then I have to LOOK at it to get out of it and back to the tuner. If not? If you can find the on/off button you can MAYBE turn it on and off again and get out of it. MAYBE. The Bluetooth is annoying, not easy at all. I even told my phone to FORGET the pairing, but it went back to paired again. Then my husband and I have to discuss it when we just want to drive to the store. Insert spouse fight over a stereo. It's super bright at night. There is a dimmer but it's TOO dim so I just live with a "flashlight" on. The blue lights pulse to the beat of the music. Just discovered that. Can't wait to drive at night with that. (Hey look at me instead of the road! I'm a hipster stereo and need attention!!) I can't stand this Bluetooth stereo. I'm a tech by day, I am the queen of radio settings and this is too much. I should not have to Google this much to get (no) acceptable answers. I really do not want to have to go to the store again to look for another radio, I just want to go on my road trip. Now I'm afraid of what's out there to buy. Now I think it would be safer to buy someone's old radio and have it installed. You think I'm joking but I'm not.

The TV is great, has a good sound and good connection with wifi, maybe sometimes is difficult to find a stand because the base is big, but the tv is great