Single Din Car Stereo AM Radio Receiver, 4.1'' Touch Screen Car MP5 Player, Support Bluetooth Aux-in/USB/SD/FM&AM Quick Charge with 12 LED Lights Camera

The stereo was pretty easy to install and works well. I was surprised how light and small it is. It functions and looks great. Would buy again.

Granted, I’ve only had this radio for a week.I’m in the process of fixing up my 88’ Rx-7 and Mazda has nearly zero support for double din unless you’re willing to custom fab all kinds of stuff.I ordered this radio.Shipping was incredibly quick, and it came neatly packaged. The harness fit right in, and I confirmed functionality by plugging directly into battery.My factory harness was a non color coded rats nest, so it required a little bit of investigative work. When I finally found a 12v constant supply and went to connect this to the radio harness, the whole yellow cable came out of the harness included with this radio. It was a minor inconvenience, as I have plenty of wire, but the added trouble of removing the pin and excess yellow insulation, re-pinning, and re-insulating was a bit of a downer.Finally, I opted to simply build myself a new harness. As this is for a drift car, I don’t need many of the features, so I simply ran the yellow wire direct to battery With a 15a fuse in line, the red wire to a splice on the radio fuse under dash, and the ground to a ground bolt.It works!Now to mounting.Once again, Retro sports cars from Mazda offer little support but I found a dash kit. Mounting the radio took a bit of modification, as the screen is just SLIGHTLY (1/8 of an inch or so) larger than a normal single din. A dremel tool made easy work and this bolted right in. The radio came with an aluminum cage designed with tabs to keep it in place. These worked better once I bent them in.Once the dash kit was mounted and I went to replace the center console trim, the size of the screen came in to play again. It was JUST too big to fit properly, but the Rx-7 has removable tabs on the center console faceplate. I removed these, but it left me with a gap.Tomorrow’s project will be to cut some black plastic and make a new frame for the factory console trim.I purchased this radio based on reviews and features. Since I only got it running this evening, my review is liable to change. For now, I am happy having a responsive touch screen that requires minimal retrofitting and custom fab.In a few months, should any issues present themselves, I’ll update this review. For now, I am happy simply having a radio.Tl;dr: this radio works. It’s size is slightly abnormal so it may require a bit of retrofitting and the included harness is of questionable quality, but the radio itself seems to work well.

Same problem as reported by others. On/off/volume control knob on face of unit siezed.Radio tuner skips many frequencies making it impossible to dial in many radio stations. Equalizer has no manual control and just a few presets, 4 I think. None of them I like.So if you are looking for a unit with a rear view camera and don't much care about sound quality, and stereo performance, this ones for you.I am returning the unit.

I gave it the benefit of the doubt, but I knew when I saw it in my hands✋ I was going to regret it.😑 hooked it up. Turned it on...no problem.The Good:🙂👍touch screen- works well.Bluetooth- works well.Phone Calls- clear.Microphone- clear.Remote control- works fineUsb charge- works fine.The Bad:👎☹Steering wheel remote (must be on right side to work☹) I'm a lefty.Radio- Can't tune in station.Hooking up amp/subwoofer - distortion.Overheats.Screen display comes on and off randomly.🤦‍♂️No memory save.Soon as i hooked the amp+subwoofer and it was down hill from there. It can't push the amp/subwoofer at all...sounds distorted and It overheats and shuts off now.So my advice works well with 4 speakers, not good with amp/subwoofer.It's Good, but not good.Unfortunately I'm going to return it and I'll stick to Pioneer touch screen receivers from now on and good luck to those who buy it and enjoy this little receiver without any problems.👍 I gave it 3 🌟 ⭐ ⭐

Update read to bottom ........The back up camera is this units down fall it gave up after just a couple months only driven my truck 2k miles so not that much use and the dang camera just has a bunch of lines thru it now when it does work but most of the time it just says it's not hooked up......... the customer service of this company has been really kind and as taken care of the issues with the camera by sending a new camera and wiring out to me with many apologizes also treating me with kindness you dont see often anymore thank you Mindy in customer service......

So far so good, installed on my harley, the touchscreen is great, sounds good. Looks good

This isn't a bad little stereo it has lots of features, the owners manual doesn't tell you how to do much of anything. You'll have to take the time to experiment with it. I ended up taking it back out of my pickup because it was too small to use while driving. You reach out to touch it to do something and your finger will hit the wrong thing when the truck hits a little bump and it won't do what you wanted to do.. then you have to try and try to get it back to where you messed up... it's worse than a cell phone to take your attention away from your driving. It does play music very nice but trying to figure out where to get it to what you want it to do takes trial and error over and over. Is it worth $50 oh heck yes. I'm going to put it in my boat... it will be great in there.

I suspected this radio is too good to be true. Easy to to install. Sounded great with subwoofer output. Rear camera input worked very good for 4 months. Then it died a screeching death, literally!

Only worked for about 2 1/2 months it is now broken

The unit is very cool very sleek and very lead I'm happy with the product itself for the price that it is

Not good sound quality