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I have not installed this head unit yet, it's for my sons car and he does not his driver's license. I have looked all over this head unit and for the price it has different functions on higher priced models. I got it mainly for its bluetooth capability but also has an Aux in function to the plug of the audio from your phone directly in it.

one of the other reviews claimed it would punch in the dashboard, I overlooked the Assembly and saw that there was a simple clip that must be bent to prevent that from happening. I don't see anything that would indicate that this car radio not working perfectly. it comes with a wiring harness, removal tool and a remote control.

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I bought this item because I wanted to put this in my Toyota Corolla. It has an old player of the caste. It was cheap and I didn't think I'd do something big for my corolla 1998. But this thing blew all the way me and my expectations away. When I got it I found it looked very beautiful and the specs on it had a lot of nice features. The only property is not a cd player (but who uses those things nowadays). The box came with all the connections and even a remote control. It also came with instructions and detailed instructions of the wires. After getting it plugged in the corolla that I just could not believe how good it sounded, we the under 2 pioneer 6x9s addicted and this thing is loud. We have been using the sd card slot, as well as the usb and the ordinary radio and everything works flawlessly. This radio is just as good as my pioneer or alpine in my other car. I never would have thought of buying this for a car, but after putting one in my corolla wouldn't bring into question one of these in my every day car. I absolutely love this thing.
I got this at a discount for my completely honest and unbiased advice and assessment.

Just received and installed the radio in my 1995 NISSAN. It's definitely what I need to replace the old factory stereo.
What I like about this Stereo:
-Much worth for the money spent on the upgrade of the old factory stereo.
-Nice set of options and adjustments for the quality of the sound (Bass, Treble, fade, balance, EQ).
-Easy to install if you have the right tools.
-Easy to use. It is not a complicated User Interface.
-It can play the music from SD/USB very well.
-Very useful for the bluetooth-function, easy to pick up the phone while driving. Your hands free!

What I think it should be different but doesn't bother me much:
-It will not show the names of the number when you stream the music from your phone.
-The unit is light and seems cheap, but it does what it should do.

I just installed this a few days ago. It works perfectly (FM radio and Aux, not yet the USB, SD or Bluetooth still used). It feels and looks cheap but works great. Installation is a problem. The locks of the radio in the supplied mount, so it won't come back without using the included "keys". The problem is that nothing prevents the radio push out the back, press a button on the radio and it slides right out of the back of the mount. I think the bezel clips on that around the face is supposed to prevent it does, but not if the radio is strong, such as when connecting auxiliary device and, perhaps, USB or SD. Push and the bezel unclips and there goes the radio. The Metra mounting hardware I bought is not made to prevent it. Figure out how to keep the radio in place instead of buried behind the dashboard was a frustrating mental exercise. My current solution was for two pieces of the Metra mounting hardware, which are not necessary for mounting the radio in my 2004 Colorado, wedge between the radio and the mount on both sides. I have no idea how long this will last before they work their way loose. I'm going to find a better solution soon and perform in a week or two. I have a better solution than superglue in mind but do not want to remove the dash Panel again now. The radio works perfectly but I recommend buying a different one because of this problem.