JensenCMR270 7-inch LED Digital Media Touch Screen Double DIN Car Stereo Radio | Push to Talk Assistant | Backup Camera Input | Bluetooth | USB Fast Charging | microSD | No CD/DVD

Holds up nicely, no issues so far, will get back to you if any occur.

It's a good, basic and inexpensive replacement head unit. I used this to replace a factory stereo in a Honda. It works and sounds decent. Easily bluetooth connected. The one BAD thing, the volume knob is so tiny.

To be honest, four stars feels like a reach for this product, but based on price and expectations, I think it's fair. I was looking for a budget double DIN unit that would support a backup camera and hands-free communication for a new driver in our house. This checks the boxes and was easy to install with the separately ordered wire harness adapter and mounting plate.For anyone that's experienced a higher quality, manufacturer installed head unit, this will probably disappoint. The touch screen is imprecise, even when recalibrated. Its FM tuner is significantly weaker than the stock radio's was. It doesn't support Radio Broadcast Data System (RBDS), which shows you station/song identification info. The build quality lacks a sturdiness and some of the physical buttons are poorly designed/placed along the limited outer bezel.BUT, it gets the job done in terms of the basics. The backup camera (sold separately) connection was plug and play and worked as expected. Hands free communication works (albeit, microphone quality is so-so). While I didn't expect smartphone navigation to display on-screen--and Jensen doesn't do a good job of explaining exactly what the Navigation button is supposed to do--I assume, working in conjunction with the mediocre J-Link app, it theoretically opens your default map app on your smartphone. This doesn't work on my Google Pixel 4 and the app itself, which can also act as a controller for the unit, crashes periodically.So, it gets the job done and the price is right for basic functionality.

Bought this stereo on sale for $65 I see it's listed at about $109, I wouldn't have bought it for the higher price now I know the annoying cheap quirks. My gripes are that the tuner knob is small sometimes annoying to turn the volume up, also when turning the volume up you tend to touch the screen and it annoyingly changes your station band, then you have to cycle through the screen to get back to your station, the touch screen is garbage, it hardly works most of the time even after calibrating it, and the antenna doesn't pick up any stations, if it does it's half static, save your money and spend a little more on better quality.

It DOESN'T have Android auto nor Apple car play. If you don't care about all those app feature, and you just need a bluetooth player, this is perfect. Sounds not bad with stock speakers.

Hard to function touch screen very hard to work on ,voice not audible

If you’re spending $100 thinking it’s going to sound like a $1000 radio just stop it with the bad reviews. The radio does what it supposed to do Bluetooth is quick connecting touch screen is ok.I would recommend grounding to chassis(frame).I purchased for back up camera feature and Bluetooth which both work great.If you just want to complain spending $100 on a radio then do it but if you’re looking for an affordable good radio for $100 this one is it.

I did not read the description well enough. Thought it was a Android but it's just a radio with a screen. Works very well though. Compatible with my Samsung phone. The only issue I've had is the volume know is real close to the screen so my fat fingers tend to change the radio channel when I adjust the volume.

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