JVCKD-TD72BT Bluetooth Car Stereo Receiver with USB Port – AM/FM Radio, CD and MP3 Player, Amazon Alexa Enabled - 13-Digit LCD Dual-Line Display - Single DIN – 13-Band EQ

Classic designed radio, everything you need and surprisingly there's a USB port.Installed into a 1996 Isuzu NPR truck and it fit perfectly!I highly recommend this radio 😀

Installation was very straightforward - replaced a very unfriendly/non-CD compatible radio in my sailboat. Sound and ease of use are both excellent.

Installed it the next upon receiving it. Works great, sounds great. Haven't hooked subs up yet, so I will leave an updated review when I do.

This was easy to install, works great and sounds great. Great value and great features.

Not really much to say but the quality is great and it's honestly everything you want and more from a radio that looks straight out of the 90s

worked OK.. sound muddy! sound just not as good as my old JVC.

i ordered a used great condition product and it did not work. i checked the voltage from power source and it was showing 12v. product was defective. probably why it was returned in the first place. i’m going to try to order a different one and hopefully that works.

Can't recommend these anymore! It did work fine with some 6x9's and 5 1/4's. Sounds is great.These types of head units were great in the early 2000's or 90's. The designs are really showing their age.Screen is low resolution and difficult to read. It's not the price: others for $200 have the same problem.Text is small and font is bad. The app helps by letting you change settings from a readable screen.Audio options are nice, but I don't care. I just wanted something easy to use, this is NOT.Scroll knob is already feeling a bit loose and the default settings are annoying. Beeps every time you touch something.lighting is annoying but adjustable. Setup was annoying. Instructions need ALOT of help: barely 1-2 small pages of info.Bluetooth seems to be finicky. It will sometimes connect for "Calls only" no audio. Audio levels are difficult to wrangle: after pairing a buddies phone the volume was super loud and blew a 6x9. My fault for not placing volume limit.To me this seems like a $40 product. Wish I would have gotten one of those $30 ones. Same thing.I think a cheap touchscreen one for $120 with a knob would have been better use of the money and impressed my GF more. She does like how much it bumps without a sub and just some decent speakers. She doesn't like using it ex: buttons are hard to feel, see and press. Colors don't seem adjustable but it's so hard to use not sure. Needs ALOT of setup.