Dual AM/FM Digital Media Car Stereo with Bluetooth xdm16bt Radio

This is the third one of these stereos I've purchased. Great sound, very lightweight and easy to install (just be sure to order the proper install kit for your car that will come with the face plate to replace the older larger radio...you don't want a big hole in the dash...and you can get a kit that also includes the wiring harness adapter and antenna adapter if needed.) The bluetooth connection is great, and the ability to take and make calls from the car when needed is great. The sound quality in the car for phone calls isn't the greatest, but good enough. Radio tuning is accurate and sound is good quality.

I love getting a product and it doesn't even work. The light wouldn't even turn on, let alone turn on. Not sure If I was just unlucky and got one that didnt work or what but super inconvenient! 10/10 would not recommend

nice and cheap

I am satisfied by the quality for the amount spent, I just wish I could change the blue color to red so it wasn't so hard on my eyes. It is very bright at night and I am sensitive to blue light so having a red light would be much more satisfying.Cannot attest to the sound quality due to needing to get new speakers, but as far as I can tell it does pretty well. I will update in future once I am able to test it with new speakers.

Edit: A few months after installing it the tuner stopped working. Everything else still works but no AM / FM. Company is helpful but I have to pay to have it shipped. Not worth it.The earlier review is here but just like every other POS from the PRC don't expect it to last.000Having looked at a lot of replacement car radios I concluded they're all more or less the same and I'm not willing to pay $100 for the same thing. What I really want is a real rotary tuning knob (encoder) that most car audio systems implement, but that feature simply doesn't seem to exist in aftermarket replacements. This radio no different; it has a manual up/down seek with cheap buttons. The rotary knob adjusts volume and other options (bass / treble / balance / fader / loudness / EQ).Basically it works well. Sound quality is very good, perhaps excellent. It has a digital clock that was intuitive to set.The first time I powered it up I despaired it was DOA—absolutely nothing happened—but after pressing its power button and holding it down for a moment or two it sprang to life. After that initial panic it just comes on normally with the car's power. Or, you can power it down separately with its momentary power button and it will stay off. The initial power-up problem I encountered hasn't reoccured.I confess I bought this at W*l-M*rt for about $22 but it's worth paying Amazon a few dollars extra for the convenience of not having to set foot in that horrible store. They seem to go out of their way to make buying things painful. How they continue to exist with such a customer-hostile approach baffles me, but then again I was the one who went there so I have no one but myself to blame.Back to the radio. FM sensitivity is phenomenal—better than any radio I have ever used. Really! It's that good. AM reception is less phenomenal. I don't know why it's so difficult to get decent AM reception, but you can stream anything you want via Bluetooth. That's what I've been accustomed to doing anyway.The BT phone feature is welcome but its built-in mic isn't the best. If that's important to you I'd look for a radio that offers an external mic you can mount on the steering column or someplace where it'll work better.

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Bluetooth streaming music is nice, but the bluetooth microphone is integrated into the head unit so it's kind of far away from your mouth and people on the other end can't hear you very well. Great for the price, but if you want better call quality I'd get an external mic head unit.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this radio from Walmart. It was a lot cheaper there than on here. I got mine for 21 and some change. So far it works great. I see a lot of people saying it didnt work for them. But I had luck. It also bought a wiring harness that clicked right into the OEM radio. The bluetooth is great. It's simple wire up. It took me 10 minutes (after rewiring the radio to the harness) to take the dash apart and put it back in. If anyone wants a cheap but decent replacement from OEM. I would recommend it. It fit perfectly with my dash and everything. No adapter kits for the dash was needed.