Aigoss Car Stereo with Bluetooth, Car Radio with USB/SD/AUX Port, 4 x 60W Car Audio FM Radio, Digital MP3 Player Handsfree Calling with Wireless Remote Control

You realy can't go wrong for the piece. We are not talking Kenwood hi end sound but its very good for the money. Love the look fits right in to my 1973 beetle, I had to modify the din fitting but instalion was simple.One thing I've found is now and then the bluetooth won't connect and you have to reset the power.In all for a vintage look radio with a handset free that works very well I would recomend it. We have two now in out beetles.

Great little stereo head unit, I fitted this in my summerhouse paired up with a pair of Sony Xplod speakers. Make sure to read the instructions as I just paired up speaker cable colours initially and ended up with all left side sound and thought not overly impressed, but then I rewired correctly and wow I mean wow what an Amazing sound.Perfect balance and great range once I added one click of treble and 2 clicks of bass. The head unit easily powers the speakers and at 20 its lovely and loud.... But it goes up to 40 lol.I listen to music all the time and this setup is brilliant. Bluetooth range is about 5 metres and pairing is easy, has telephone call function on the head unit and reads sd and usb, also acts as a phone charger through usb. Full 5 stars.

I own a 1967 Daimler V8 250 saloon which still has it's original Mw/Lw Motorola radio installed in it. It is mono only and the only English language station it can recieve is Absolute, and even that is patchy especially when cruising the tree lined lanes of southern England so I wanted to upgrade to a newer stereo which would give me reliable quality FM radio while still looking in character with the age of the car.This I believe is the very radio!!! It's got a great retro look fitting for any classic or vintage car from the 50s, 60s or 70s. The quality of the sound is very surprising for how cheap it is. It's packed full of features like Bluetooth etc, and it's small so easy to fit into the dash space where the original stereo fitted. As the Daimler came without a tape player originally, the space is very limited and you would struggle to fit a CD radio or cassette radio. This will be perfect. And who uses cds or tapes in a car anymore?The extra luxury is the Bluetooth connectivity so I can play my Spotify playlist through the radio without plugging my phone into the unit directly. You have the bonus of having an sd card slot or usb should you prefer to use these types of media to play music.Standard aerial connection makes it retrofit easily and it comes with power and speaker pigtails to make it even easier to fit. No need to buy additional plugs.I didn't use the remote which comes with the stereo when I tested it as I see little point myself as will only use it when in reachable distance while sat in the car so can't comment on how well that works.Bottom line is it's a great little unit for your classic car, and I look forward to fitting it in the autumn/winter ready for a season of quality music come the spring.

Truly dire build quality. Easy and lightweight to install, then remove to return, as this one uses DIN socket, however, a friend who ordered the same didn't?! Go figure.Awful quality control.Display had digits missing on readout, buttons feel like they'll fall out.Main dial split down injection mold mark.Therefore, item was returned within a couple days of receipt.Yes, these are cheap, yes, the sound can be ok with good speakers, just don't expect too much.

They give you removal keys but there is no way for it click into place in the car. So you do not need the keys goes in and comes out manually. Loose so it will move about. Also very dim display can hardly see it. And the manual that comes with it is the wrong one as the instructions tell you to press buttons but the names on the manual do not match the radio so i do not know what to press. Unhappy

The instructions are tiny , but fairly obvious to follow.For the money you won't find better. It is only FM , but that is fine with me .The sd card works well , and sound is good.Will not need the hands free as have that already . Two friends have had this radio now for several months and had no issues.

I wanted a cheap system to stream my music from my phone and a radio, so picked this for the Bluetooth connectivity and it's price. It's very small, has a cheap retro look about it and looks perfect in my vintage caravan. I coupled to some quality speakers and was impressed with the sound it makes. Ok it's 80% the speakers, but to be honest I did not expect the cheap system to work as well as it does. Easy to connect my phone, Rodio works etc, overall better than it should be for the price. It's not going to impress anyone with its looks or display quality, but it's fine for listening to... very happy with it.

Was dubious about this head unit but thought twenty quid and returnable, why not have a go. Fits in spot in, retro look, sound good and works excellent. Connects automatically to my phone after pairing, streams all my music be it Spotify or online channels. Easily set.yp the sound tones and balances. Great for the 20 quid.Over a year on and this is still rocking me me down the road.