Camecho Single Din Bluetooth Car Radio 4'' Capacitive Touch Screen Car Stereo FM/AM/RDS Radio Receiver with Dual USB/AUX-in/SD Card Port + Backup Camera & Steering Wheel Control

I was looking for a low price BT head unit to stick in my old '85 Toyota Truck and this seemed to fit the bill. It was easy to install, works great, it pairs faster to my phone than a much higher priced Pioneer I have in another vehicle.The sound is as good as my old 4 1/2" dash and rear 6x9"'s circa 2012 can put out.A big plus is this has no CD player so it does not have to be as deep as old head units. Oh and some folks commented on it feeling lightweight and cheaper, well when you don't have a huge CD drive it drastically lowers the weight.If you're looking for a kick butt state of the art stereo then this isn't for you but if you want to update an old vehicle to new tech give it a try.

This is the biggest piece of junk I have ever purchased. Hooked it up and all seemed to work good but, after it was on for about 5 mins, the thumb drive I had music on would play then cut out and there would be a spinning circle on the screen buffering the music, then back on for about a min and do it again. This would also happen when listening to the radio, it would cut off and then back on. The lights on the radio would shut off and then come back on then shut off and on again. Try to use hands free phone calls and that does not work at all. Radio does not pick up on your contacts just recent calls so the hands free bit does not work. Lastly I go and shut the radio off and it stays off for about 5 mins then turns itself back on, you can't keep it off. Pulled it out of my truck put it back into the box and threw it into the back of my closet as I was not able to return it. DON'T BUY THIS RADIO, IT'S JUNK!!!!!! Oh almost forgot, it comes with no instruction manual on how to use it's features. It does come with installation instructions but, it's in broken english and hard to understand, good thing for the pictures.

Okay, let me say this first: This stereo is awesome for the price. I mean like super awesome. Sounds good, fast Bluetooth connection, touch screen works like a champ, the backup camera provides a great view even at night.Now for the negatives. Installation (especially for the backup camera) is not for newbies. The camera takes its power from the backup lights, so you'll have to tap into them. I used quick splice connectors but it took several tries because the wires coming out of the camera are so small it was hard to get a good connection. Another thing is this unit is a tad glitchy. Every once in a while I'll start the car and it loses the presets or the Bluetooth won't connect. I can turn it off and on again and it'll work properly. If you're going to start the car and immediately back up you have to wait for the stereo to completely "boot up" before putting the car in reverse. If you just start the car and throw it in reverse you'll get a rolling backup camera display, like when you had to adjust the horizontal hold on old TVs. The FM radio reception is kind of weak, I didn't have any reception issues with the old Pioneer CD player I replaced with this unit.Back to the good. I can't say I love this part, but I understand it. If you're rocking out and put the car in reverse, it automatically drops the volume. I guess that's so you can easily hear anything happening behind the car. The changing colors on the display are a nice, subtle touch. It's easy to operate and switch between modes. The external mic provided works well for hands free cellphone talking.Look at what you get for the price, around $60 when I bought mine. Touchscreen, Bluetooth, backup camera, two USB connections, hands free phone. Yeah, it's not perfect, but it's pretty much kinda okay. I'm not sorry I bought it. This kind of performance from a $600 unit would be utterly unacceptable, but from a $60 unit, I can live with it. It reminds me that sometimes I just need to be patient.

Let me start by saying that for the cost this thing almost met the low standards I had set. Outta the box this thing felt weightless,pretty sure the box it came in weighed more than the actual unit. The main wiring harness was incomplete due to the fact the constant wire (yellow) had fallen out when plugging it into the back of the stereo. So after so redneck ingenuity I got it plugged in and powered on. From there it was semi easy to finger out the source, volume and other functions. Sub output didn't work it rebooted constantly this thing was a mess. It did however come with an extremely helpful wiring diagram so that's a positive ..... right? All and all it's a 1 star product with a 1.5 star price. It will do in a pinch but I definitely wouldn't build a system around it.

I ordered this radio for my daily driver. I figured for the price it had a lot of features. The wiring was straightforward and simple. It came with 2 remotes and a backup camera. The remotes don't come with batteries. Once installed I was very impressed by the touch screen and how well it sounded. It also synced with my phone easily and I can play all my streaming audio through the radio via Bluetooth while charging it from the built in USB. My main complaint is that reading the reviews I was led to believe this unit allowed you to have various makes of vehicles able to be displayed when the radio boots up. That may have been a feature on earlier versions but it's definitely not available on the one I got. I also don't like the fact that the desktop screen can't be customized. The face is wavy in some areas. Overall though it's a pretty great value for the money. Everything I've played through it has sounded great and the steering wheel mounted remote provided is handy and the controls will fast forward and rewind even when playing through my phone. If you need a radio with lots of functions and can deal with the lack of visual customization then give this one a shot.

This is a great buy.I absolutely love this head unit, especially for the price. Sound is excellent if you customize the EQ settings a bit; the touchscreen is very responsive and vibrant; controls are easy to use and the sheer amount of features you get for under $100 is amazing. Bluetooth audio, phone, backup camera, am/fm, usb and micro-sd. There's no CD, but boo-hoo, who even uses CDs these days when you've got streaming audio from your phone or stick a little iPod Nano in the car and leave it there.Fit is excellent, it's a small head unit and takes up very little room inside the radio pod of my '87 Buick GN, and with a good radio bezel kit it looks almost stock. Wiring information is included and is excellent, very thorough, customer support is great also if you run into any problems. The only issue I will complain about is that the bracket that is included is very loose fitting. I had to glue around the inside of the plate in spots to provide a cushion to stop the radio from wiggling.Overall a must buy.

The second radio from the same source. The first one was a cheaper, which didn't even turn on. This one turned on and the screen was brilliant. However, one channel did not work. Neither did the remote control.

Custom fit into 07 Dakota. Was going to return it because radio station reception not good. Even after upgrading antenna. But kept for other capabilities. Sounds great on BT mode. Using Cerwin Vegas up front stock in back. Needed a harness to make easy connection. How good a radio are you wanting? This works with some extras added some other radios costing more don't have. Not setup for tailgate parties by any means.

Works like a charm and a fast delivery

Great value for price point.Wiring info labeled on the stereo was extremely easy to decipher. Super easy to install.There was one thing I had to contact customer service for which I determined to be my own stupidity, however the customer service team replied to my email almost immediately and was very willing to help. I would definately buy from them again without hesitation.