Andven Bluetooth Car Stereo, Digital Media Player, 4 x 60W Car Audio FM Radio, Car MP3 Player USB/SD/AUX Hands Free Calling with Wireless Remote Control Black

I like it , very good car stereo in good price ! It has an SD card slot, 3.5mm jack aux in and USB socket . Straight forward to install , The unit is not that deep as most car stereos . Came with all the tools required to fit the radioGreat sound and surprisingly loud volume , Sound quality is great !Bluetooth and USB connections work fine . The radio also has a built in microphone , call answer button and hang up . Comes with remote control .Good value for money

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  100plus stars on this item my only complaint would be clock display totally invisible during daylight hours but I can still use the system maybe there's a way of brighten it up but I haven't found it yetworks with Ford Focus 2005 MK2

Very rarely write a review these days. This stereo is worthy of one though ! Replaced the broken unit in my van with this. Easy to install and set up (using separately bought adapter), great reception for FM radio. Paired easily with my phone (Bluetooth) and can play music from my Amazon prime account in the van now !! Sound is good. Rock, pop, classic, jazz modes. Can adjust bass, treble, balance, fade. Even build quality is better than I was expecting.Only negative is that the screen could be brighter.Absolute bargain !!!

A nice bit of kit for the price, easy to fit - instructions on fitting are pretty comprehensive - but if you allready have an iso connector on your previous kit then it really is minutes to install.Easy enough to configure, plays USB easily, Bluetooth connectivity is excellent and very, very good quality. The Remote Control works well, the Radio works just fine - in all honesty for this price it does exactly what it says it will do.Volume is more than acceptable, no quibbles really.Plenty of guides on youtube too.No complaints, very good for the price.

No instructions on installation in the booklet other than a diagram labelling the wires. Therefore it took quite some time to finally manage to secure the radio in place. Take off the metal bracket first, then install this, with the end with the folded out corners facing outwards (towards you; away from the dash), which prevents the bracket from just falling through. Probably quite wobbly but there are little cut out tabs of the metal that you can push out that will help secure it in place. Then insert the radio, with the black front plate already attached which will help secure it to the bracket. When installing the bracket, BEWARE because the bracket metal is VERY sharp and I strongly advise using rubber gloves of some sort (I used gardening gloves in the end), but not before I realised I was bleeding on the radio - very thin but deep cuts on almost every finger on both hands...I was too lazy to attempt to solder each of the cables, so what I did was I found the wiring harness adapter for my exact model of car and ordered that on eBay; this meant there was no need for cutting any wires or any soldering. The wiring harness adapter is an adapter that converts your car's proprietary radio plug into the standard iso plug, however I have not yet checked the steering controls to see if they work with the radio.I found advice online to unplug the radio fuse throughout the installation - I didn't do this and everything was fine but if you don't like to take unnecessary risks then this is a step you could take.I haven't had much of a chance to test the radio, but the radio and bluetooth work well, and while I haven't managed to find a custom equaliser menu for my own settings, I havent really looked and I have faith that it is somewhere. Update: still don't see any custom equalizer setting other than the presets, and the presets all seem a little tinny, though with the use of the equalizer from Dolby Atmos on my phone I get good sound.The sound quality is good. It is true stereo sound (left, right are individual channels - you get the point).I would give it three and a half stars if I could, since it tried to chop off my fingers and there are no instructions on how to install the radio - though I should mention that there are instructions on how to set it up such as setting the time and pairing Bluetooth. It gains stars as it is incredibly cheap, doesnt look too bad, and has decent sound quality.P.s.: I didnt try the controller as I don't see the need for it so I couldn't tell you if it's any good.

This is a great little radio for the price.Sound quality is good. Bluetooth connection is excellent and connects automatically once setup.Phone call sound and mic is good, not perfect but very good for most conversations. No cd. Takes SD card whichever no one really needs anymore. Takes usb and aux. I use Bluetooth with Spotify and I would say that's the best way to use this.I used it in my Kia Sportage. The original cd player was a fairly cheap one anyway. I wouldn't use this in a 'good' car or where there's a high quality manufacturer's one.The look and feel is cheap and plasticky.For £20 it's excellent, but if you're not on a budget, or have a high quality car, then go elsewhere.

For the money this is great . I can’t comment on the ease of installation in my Skoda as my kindly neighbour did it for me and he is an auto electrician. I think he had to grab a separate wire part as he mentioned something about German cars not remembering the radio channels if you wire it in the default way .I can say the Bluetooth mic on it is terrible but the sound out of it is excellent. I enjoy playing the radio , music and podcasts broadcast from my phone via Bluetooth . It’s excellent for hearing the instructs when following maps on your phone too .The radio is a bit hit and miss . I seem to get less stations clearly than on my old Skoda radio but it might work better in the UK . I’m in Ireland .

So I am no mechanic or tech wiz, I'm just a naive 20 something girl who looks at a car like it's a foreign object. I was very apprehensive about wether I would be able to actually change a radio by myself after watching countless youtube videos. However I was so surprised at how simple it was. It took me 15 minutes to change my radio from a CD to this. The sound is incredible, and it is so easy to use and for the price you cant go wrong, it's a bargain!