Suncer 2 Din 7 Inch Touch Screen Car Radio Player Support Bluetooth AUX/USB/TF Audio Video 1080P Movie Rear View Camera (7023B)

Works as described. For my application it worked perfectly. The instructions aren't the best and customer service didnt seem to understand my question when I asked how to display video from the output on the back to a monitor. I had to play around with the stereo and push buttons until I found something on the screen that switched it over.There is no DVD player (which is why its cheap and thin) but these days with everything digital who needs DVD's? I have a 64 gig micro SD card holding over 15 movies and hundreds of songs....and its still not full.The video and audio quality is decent and clear. I use this is my work shop so for that I can say I happy and satisfied with the performance.

Three problems that are actually quite major.Problem #1-Bluetooth doesn't work at all. Cuts out, I can't play any songs or talk on the phone. Never got to use the mic because of it.Problem #2-AM/FM radio frequency is stuck on China even when I try to change it. There's an annoying static constantly.Problem #3-Sound is tinny so I had to get a subwoofer setup.If you get a subwoofer setup, make sure you get an amp that you can adjust the bass on because there's no subwoofer adjustment off the radio besides a "loud" setting that barely does anything.Problem #4-At low volume, the radio whines. It's actually kind of annoying.Problem #5-Aux volume is really weak so I have to turn up the volume on my phone all the way to get it to work.For the price, it's functional and I can't really complain about the tinny sound. But the bluetooth and static when I listen to radio actually piss me off.Shoulda gotten a pioneer single din.

I am rating this taking the price into full consideration.It works well enough for a $70 dollar head unit. AM/FM, Bluetooth and Backup Camera.The only issues I have are as follows - 1: When using the backup camera all music/audio stops. 2: Seek function on the FM/AM radio is poor and missed station forcing use of "finger" to tune into your station (you can only fine tune the station by touch screen), don't try and do this while driving as it is very imprecise. 3: Menu and settings are severely lacking even for a $70 dollar unit.I got this as a "proof of concept" before i opted to spend $200 on an Android based head unit. Now that I know everything works I will be getting a much better system and this one will just go in the trash.

I purchased this unit a few days ago but just got the chance to install it today and put it through its paces.1. The installation was straight forward didn't have any issues2. The display is clear and ok you have to press a little hard on the screen for it to select the option you need3. The sound is clear and the bass is very good. Have to keep the volume at twelve which is very impressive4.Overall this radio is a good value for money for what I want to achieve which is to listen MP3 and radio.

Overall this is a very good radio for the price. The only issues I had with installing it was that it didn't fit in the double din insert I bought, I had to file down the plastic and cut away at the sides in order to get it to fit. Even then it was an extremely tight fit. Wiring it was a breeze and because it doesn't have a CD player it's very easy to get everything to fit with room to spare. The backup camera function works well, just make sure that the camera you install has a reverse trigger wire video cable included or else it won't work. ( regular video cable with a red wire on each end) The touch screen works well, it does require a little more of a push than you would use for most phones and tablets.It's very easy to set up Bluetooth, though if you exit the Bluetooth screen to the home screen it stops playing and it displays only the name of your phone when playing music, not artist and track info.The radio function is nice and it's just about what you'd expect from a radio. The sound is clear and the volume has a good range. You can change the set of bands from setting on the main menu, out of the box it is set up for Chinese radio bands. You can adjust the bass, treble, balance, brightness and etc from pushing the volume knob.It displays videos and pictures well although it sometimes takes a little bit for it to adjust the picture for video, after about two seconds it's fine.The volume knob is study and doesn't feel cheap, and the buttons respond well. There is a micro SD card slot and a USB port but can't charge your phone or other devices from the USB port, It seems to be for data only. There is a port for a GPS antenna but it's not a function of the radio. There's even a app for the GPS but because there's not actually a GPS function it's purely decorative. Setting the time and date is easy and you can choose 12Hr or 24Hr clock faces. The pictures the seller posted don't show the other menu available, you swipe right from the home screen to access it.All in all for the price alone you can't beat this radio, the only issue I had was with the double din insert, If you decide to get this radio make sure you have the right video cable and wiring harness.

good replacement for factory radio.it has no cd player but you can use Bluetooth and usb and sd card.it has very minimal info about setting.

Background noise, microphone is garbage, makes Bluetooth call function useless, radio reception is not very good. Great screen, bright, very responsive. Great idea but need some fixes. Also it's not doble din size, slightly bigger.

This product is absolute trash! I bought my first one and it didn’t work, so I sent it back and got another one. Come to find out that one doesn’t work either, very cheaply made radio wiring harnesses are very loose and wobbly. DO NOT BUY!