Universal 1 Din 12V in-Dash Car Radio Audio Player Built-in 2 Speaker Stereo FM Support Bluetooth with USB/TF Card Port

If you have a Kei truck that came with the original radio that has the integrated speaker, this is a fantastic easy swap replacement! I was not expecting much when I bought this extremely low-priced sound system for my 1996 Suzuki Carry, so it wouldn't have taken much more than "works" to keep me from sending it back. But it far surpassed that low bar.The sound is clear and doesn't have high volume distortion but don't expect a concert hall experience. Bluetooth connection works as intended. If you need help follow along with the video in the product description but it's fairly straightforward and hooked up to my android phone without an issue. The turner knob is a little cheap feeling but that's something I expected at the price.Some things I noticed from other reviews--If the clock and radio settings keep needing to be reset, chances are the power wires are reversed. I haven't had an issue with losing those settings in the month it's been installed. Also, there are twelve presets for radio stations, not just four, however, it's setup kind of clumsily so it may appear that there are only four. Check the instructions for how to switch around. And finally, this radio is far from "junk."As long as you keep your expectations in line, this radio is a fantastic value for the money. I would highly recommend it to anyone that doesn't want to run speakers in a vehicle that doesn't already have speakers, which was the main reason I bought this unit.

Works amazing for the price!! i installed this in my Kei truck :) I have it for over a year now, durable!, works great!!!, looks great! the volume is good.

The media could not be loaded. It is far from perfect, but at the price point and the niche position it fills as a self contained stereo system, I can’t find any better. Even if I upped the budget, there really isn’t much with built in speakers. The most significant problem I have is the FM channel is fairly noisy/gets interference (not static that could be blamed on poor antenna position or bad reception, but a digital chittering noise noticeable on certain frequencies. It’s so strong that the scanner counts some empty channels with that noise as stations), but other than that it’s mostly little things like no 12 hour clock, holding search buttons will skip 10 songs instead of fast forward/rewind, and lack of AM are the only real complaints from me. The lack of CD player is simply a given due to the space taken up front by the built in speakers, so I won’t count that as a negative. The speakers themselves sound ok for what they are, are much louder than a cell phones built in speaker, and they even manage to rattle the radio against its frame, might shim it with some tape later. In my situation I replaced a 12 volt under the cabinet trailer stereo. Install was easy, all I needed was this, a mounting box, and an antenna. The trailer only has a power lead and ground, there’s no “ignition on” wire, so I added a switch to the back of the mounting box to mimic the “ignition on” wire of a car. Without that you’d have to tie the red and yellow wires together, which will always leave the radio with power (so does the switched way, but when the switch is off the radio only draws enough to keep the time and station presets, no lights) but at least you can put it in standby by holding the power/mute button. The USB connection also reads WAV format. Bonus points to being smaller and neater than the original stereo. Also, I can confirm the audio is in stereo, not double mono. At this price point that was a concern of mine. All in all, I would recommend, even if just because it seemingly stands alone with no competition besides a poorly rated Pyle.

I'll be honest, I had pretty.low expectations for this purchase, and everything so far has well exceeded that and more. Installation couldn't have been easier, the unit is self contained, the only thing you may want to get is a mount kit from metra or sckrche. The sound is good, and a lot louder than expected. You're not going to get the fidelity of a multi speaker system. The configuring of all the button and features are a bit confusing, but not hard. I was able to connect Bluetooth to my iPhone, answer calls hands free. Aux, and USB port work great, it charges the phone just fine. In all, a pretty awesome value for what it cost, the way it sounds and the speed/ease of installation.

The stereo works ok, sounds good but the unit will not hold it's memory so I have to reset the stations all the time. Kind of a pain.

Planning to install this into my MGB restoration project. I found this radio and thought it'd be a perfect solution without having to mess with wiring speakers and retrofitting them into the car. Tested out the radio unit using a small 12V battery.Built in speakers actually sound very nice! They can get LOUD! I would suggest to keep the volume from getting crazy loud, as the speakers might not be able to handle it. Easy and straightforward connection with bluetooth. Bluetooth sound is clear and stays loud compared to other retro-looking units.Volume adjustment knob gives a satisfying click when turned. Overall a great in-dash stereo & speakers for $25. If it breaks in the future, I'll just buy another.

Doesn't pick up stations, at least not in this area. Return process underway

Installed on my golf cart and it was easy and works great. The sound is plenty loud. I’ve never seen a head unit with speakers in it. Was so cool had to buy. Turns on and off with the ignition switch and my phone links to the Bluetooth right away. Just to note the clock and radio settings do not stay set so be aware those functions do not have memory. But if all you need is a little stereo w/ some basic sound, I highly recommend; especially for the price. Great value.