Car Stereo with Bluetooth, Ewalite Universal In-Dash Single Din Car Radio Receiver MP3 Player / USB / SD Card / AUX / FM Radio with Remote Control

Great Stereo! Sounds good runs good. Their are a few things that other people may find a issue with that does not matter to me especially for the price of the unit. The remote needs two feet to the unit to work. I used a USB 3.0 Dongle in it and the Dongle got very hot. When the Dongle got hot the sound on the stereo unit started fading. When I removed the USB device and changed to a different source it went back to normal. I just replaced an expensive name brand unit with this one. I am mentioning this for the fact that the USB slots are set to charge and power up devices. The devices that don't need that power get fried. This stereo is so inexpensive that if something happened to it, you can just purchase another one and plug it in with no big loss. The USB device would do the exact same thing on it also. It was a $400.00 unit that had the same sound quality as this one except it didn't have the SD card slot which I would have preferred. I do recommend just using the SD card option on this unit. If you are purchasing this unit and not wanting to spend a little more money on a name brand unit, this is a great purchase. 100% satisfied!

I bought this to replace the Boss Double Din Stereo because it was too deep for my Tacoma. The Ewalite uses much less depth. There are many reasons for the two-star rating. First, there is zero mounting hardware, so I had to devise my own. Second, the user manual was the size of a postage stamp, printed from a cheap B&W laser printer in bad need of toner. My 4x glasses were required to read all the fine print. Some of the wire colors did not match up to what was on the harness, and some of the identifiers were cryptic, like "ILL". Upon firing it up, the first thing I was met with was the ugliest welcome screen I have ever seen. Now I have to see that every time I start my car. Why can't I load an image in my USB that it could use as an opening screen? How hard would that be? The biggest negative is no AM band, which is still very popular here in the U.S. Why they left it out is beyond me. There is no EQ settings, only a few presets. I would have liked to have control over the volume of the radio vs. my other media. So far it has reset itself twice, causing all my stations and settings to need resetting. If this keeps up, I'm sending it back as defective. The interface is simple with not a lot of useless animation. My media plays fine. Settings are almost useless. You get to choose from three background images that practically all look the same. The lone FM band is very poor at picking up stations only 60-miles away. It remains to be seen how it performs on the road, but just sitting and working with it has yielded disappointments.

The streaming is fantastic. The radio receiver itself is a little weak. The overall feel of the unit also feels cheap, however based on the price I'd say this is still a great Buy. I have it in my fishing truck.

very good

Stereo is super cheap.Quality is O.K. Bluetooth is awesome.No frills its super Basic.FM radio sucks and no AM. Dont expect much from this head unit .

regular

I like it and was great for my car

Great cheap stereo