KD-TD70BT CD Receiver Featuring Bluetooth/USB/Pandora/iHeartRadio/Spotify/FLAC / 13-Band EQ

I got this for my '98 Mazda B2500 (Ford Ranger) to bring the sound system into the 20th century, and it does a fantastic job.Install:I actually received a slight upgrade in the form of the wrong head unit arriving, but it still worked, and had all the features I wanted and then some. The install was simple, and the only sticking point was both of the left rear speaker wires were marked + on the casing. I figured it out based on the pattern of the other wires and everything is good now.Use:Pros:Pairing this head unit to my phone was simple, and effective.Setting all the display settings was a smooth process, though due to the age of my truck the "dimmer" setting is tied to if the headlights are on, which took some figuring out, but that's not Pioneer's fault at all.The display is bright in the day and dim at night (per my settings) and is easy to read unless there's a glare coming from somewhere in the truck, but that's due to the shiny face as opposed to a brightness issue.As there's no good FM in my area, I almost exclusively stream spotify so I really appreciate the native control ability, and song display options.I also appreciate the ability to remove unused sources from the list that I know I won't use (Pandora, Sirius, etc.)Cons:Alexa integration - WHY!? This is worthless, and is actually pretty infuriating that I can't use the native voice controls on this 2020 model head unit. I would rather have no integration and the button removed.There is no included storage/transportation case for the faceplate which feels like an odd decision as it requires you to purchase another thing if you want to remove the faceplate and store it safely.I wish that I could have a display option to show song name in the large section, then artist in bottom left and clock in the bottom right. Currently the only option to show the artist name in the bottom left has a fake EQ in the bottom right section, while the time in the bottom right is tied to the date in the bottom left.I haven't used the USB port to charge my phone, but seeing as it's a 1.5 amp plug it's not going to be fast charging, should be fine for listening to music/audio books from though.The companion app is kinda useless, but this isn't a big deal as the head unit has enough native controls that I don't need to use the app at all.The volume/select button is large which is both nice as it's easy to use, but also crowds the buttons around it a bit. There's not much to do about this as the display is quite large and something had to give.All in all I would 100% recommend this head unit, but it would be nice if some of the things that can be fixed in my cons list were fixed.

I love the USB options in the back. I ended up putting a USB and a USB-C so I can plug-in multiple devices. I ran them to come out the bottom of the deck so I always have access to them without plugging anything in. I just made sure to secure them on the back with electrical tape so they don't ever come out. I love the multi different illumination colors and The equalizer is awesome. The RCA's allow subs rearz and front which is awesome because I don't need any splitters for my amplifier. The 5 amp input is more than enough because I'm only using four of them which is really important compared to the cheap units that are only two amps. I always wondered why some of the cheaper units we're so cheap but that is part of the reason why. good luck and from my experience you will really love to see you in it and the illumination is very bright as well. There is a button that you hold down and it will dim the light if you need to but I never use it I just accidentally did one time and put it back haha

Looks and sounds great in my truck. Gave it a very updated look

Installed this deck in a 1998 Ford Ranger, replacing the stock deck. Used a Scosche mounting solution to install the single-dinn device in a double-dinn console space. Also used a Metra wiring harness so I didn't have to cut off the factory harness. Installed in approximately 1 hour.** THE AMAZON DESCRIPTION OF THIS DEVICE INDICATES THAT IT HAS AN SD CARD READER. THIS IS SIMPLY NOT TRUE. AFTER SCOURING THE HEAD UNIT AND FACEPLATE FOR POSSIBLE SD CARD SLOTS AND NOT FINDING ANY, I WENT DIRECTLY TO THE JVC WEBSITE AND NONE OF THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON THE KD-TD70BT INDICATES THAT THERE IS AN SD CARD INPUT. IF THIS IS AN IMPORTANT FEATURE TO YOU, MOVE ON. **That being said, the receiver works fine. The Bluetooth pairing procedure is simple and effective. When changing to Pandora BT source, it automatically launches Pandora on my phone, playing the last used station. The EQ is also simple and easy to use, giving several presets, and also providing some advanced adjustments for those who don't want to use the EQ presets.The included microphone for hands-free calling had a long enough cable for me to route it under the dash, to the A-pillar, and under the headboard where I could place it just above the rear-view mirror. This was nice, since I don't care for the microphone to be clipped to the A-pillar where it can be hit by the visor.The finished product looks nice.

Excellent stereo for an inexpensive price. I purchased this for my 2000 firebird. It has everything I wanted.. CD, Bluetooth, Alexa speak mic, aux hook up. My mistake was not knowing this stereo does not have the steering wheel control adaption. I had to send it back... because I want to keep my classic auto in prime condition.This company was very understanding. Their customer service was quick to reply and more than happy to help. I received responses within hours.I have other vehicles. I would not hesitate to order my stereo from them again in the future.

The media could not be loaded. I would not buy again. Stick with Sony or pioneer.

I just wanted a cheaper stereo for my Dodge pick up because I Haul wood mostly and go to the dump I’m not in it all the time but I still like a quality radio! This radio is good quality easy to install👍

Great full size unit. Installed in a 06 golf along with a full system. A little slow to connect to phone at startup (some are damn near instant) but works great, and most importantly sounds great.