BOSS Audio Systems 632UAB Car Stereo - Single Din, Bluetooth, No CD DVD Player, AM/FM Radio Receiver, Wireless Remote Control, Aux in, USB

I got a Honda accord 2000 and it’s basically my A to B car. Bluetooth works great. (They can’t hear your voice when your speaking on the phone) . Easy switch from radio to AUX to BT all you gotta do is click the corner button. It’s not that bright in the dark, I give it like 45% bright blue but it’s a cool type of blue. Also for the money it’s exactly what you are looking for because it’s not that fancy. It auto connects to my iPhone 13 so I have no problem with that. Quality of it is okay cause it’s just hard plastic but actually installing it is the problem. You just need to match each wire to each respected color wire( basically twist each metal part wire together. The metal part is in the wire itself your gonna need to cut) That’s the best advice I could give you tbh. Anyways radio is good, sounds great, you can even save radio station as favorites. Not bad purchase it’s the installing is the tough part so do it with someone who knows about old school car wiring 👍

I didn't need a super fancy touch screen car stereo, and this is just what I was looking for. Good quality, great price. Would definitely recommend if you're not looking for anything super high-tech, but still has what you need to run through your phone. The remote is a nice touch

This thing is not for someone looking for ultra high quality sound system... It was under $30...it has RCA hookups in back, will play audio files thru auxiliary input, USB, or you can use SD card behind faceplate. Bluetooth and AM/FM. the USB input will act as a phone charger too, that is cool.It doesn't offer different color LED display... EQ adjust bass and treble, but no mid range. It does allow fade and balance adjustments so if you're testing speakers, you can isolate each one individually. The clock is easy to set, but you have to press clock button to temporarily view it, you can't make clock permanent display. This kind of annoys me. The remote must be held close to stereo or it doesn't work, but who the hell uses a remote for their car stereo anyway?I haven't used hands free BT call features yet, there's a microphone on faceplate, but I can't speak to its quality.Doesn't have hookup for satellite antenna or any Sirius support, which kind of sucks. I haven't used with amp or subs, can't speak to that either.The sound quality is decent... Better than old stereo, but that one had been wired poorly. I think a cat mightve installed old stereo, or some other species, new one installed easy on my 97 Nissan 200SX. That doesn't really speak to its quality, since all stereos install the same way. I did have to rely on the flimsy metal tabs to secure it to my dash kit, since the screw holes didn't line up... It doesn't go in as deep as typical single DIN unit, on account of there being no CD player. I put duct tape and foam padding in there to keep it from movement, although it would've probably been okay without that. I am ASE certified in automotive electrical work, this came relatively easy for me, I've installed many systems.If you're lookin something low price that will provide decent sound and Bluetooth capabilities, and you've realized how obsolete CDs are, this isn't a bad choice.

Todo vino completo, y realicé las pruebas fuera del automóvil hasta el momento funcionando bien. Una vez instalado en el automóvil actualizaré información sobre el rendimiento y funcionalidades.Actualización:La instalación fue relativamente fácil, se me complicó un poco adaptarlo al riel original del auto, pero al final logré colocarlo bien y con el kit adaptador de cableado para mi modelo de auto. El bluetooth funciona a la perfección y el sonido es decente para el precio pagado. El control remoto funciona bien. Fue fácil configurarlo siguiendo las instrucciones que vienen con el producto.

I wanted to get with the times and get a BT radio, this seemed a good deal, overall it isn't. the radio keeps dropping connection, I just detach the face and push it back together, pairs instantly, so no big deal. the issue is looking for a wiring harness is a problem Metras doesn't offer a perfect solution, you can jump off a second yellow for the red (switch) hookup, but you have to manually turn off the radio.In all honesty, I went back to the stock radio, I worried about the clock running constantly (even with the key off) due to using the second yellow from the Metras harness. well the stock radio sounds better than the Boss unit i had i figured the Boss would be better, BTW this is in a 2006 dodge magnum SXT the radio i replaced was an AM/FM 6 disk changer cassette stereo the changer all in dash

I've had this stereo for two months and then last week it randomly decided to not function correctly. The screen was black, no audio, the buttons didn't work, but the lights on the faceplate remained on even after I turned off my car and took my keys out. I took off the faceplate in hopes it wouldn't use up my battery and then went out of town for a few days. I returned to find my car battery was dead. This resulted in me having to buy a brand new battery and having this stereo removed to prevent it from draining my new battery. I would highly recommend investing in a better stereo and steer away from this one. I am really disappointed because it was a good deal, but quality-wise was definitely not worth it. Cost me more money in the end because I had to get a new stereo elsewhere, a new battery, and rent a car to go buy a new battery. Invest your money in a quality stereo and don't waste it on this!

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