Pyle PLR17MPUA In-Dash AM/FM-MPX Receiver MP3 Playback with USB/SD Card and Aux-In

For the price it does what its suppose to do. Honestly, I'm very happy with this product and the quality isn't as bad. I mostly use the SD card port just so there is no cables around my car from the aux cable. People who complain about the volume being low, the point of car stereo is for you to enjoy your music in your car not for the person your driving next on the road, but honestly at 20 the music is pretty loud already. If you are looking for a cheap receiver cause your ballin on a budget I would DEFINITELY recommend this. I've had this for about 8 months and no problem at all! ;)

All features listed in the add, work as they should.The AUX connection works well. The only downside to this is, if your mp3 device is connected to the car for power/charging then the noise from the engine is prescient in the sound. when the device runs direct from battery its fine.all songs on the SD and USB are played in the order in which they are copied to the storage device.when the SD and USB are removed and put back in, the stereo remembers what it was playing.The tracks do not reset back to 1 which could be irritating after a while.The front panel and buttons are of a cheap quality but that's where the price represent what you get.since the more expensive models don't have the features that this stereo has. you have to way the difference yourself.I have installed this stereo in a commercial truck that bounces allot and its nice to not have the music jump.sound quality is good, another feature I have used to my advantage is the RCA wires in the back, I wired them into a female 3.5mm headphone jack and had the jack come out the dashboard. My noise canceling headphone remove the noise of the loud truck and I can hear the music clear.

I have this installed in my 1998 Corolla but, although it says it will fit with the space in the car, you will have to make some small changes to have it fit properly, although this is different depending on make and model. It looks great, it sounds great, I love that you can use an aux cord or a usb cable (although if using the usb cable it will not be charging the phone, simply playing music).

This unit was installed in a 2001 Ford Ranger to replace the dead factory stereo. Installation went well and the stereo works (although I had to modify the fit using some Velcro). The sound cuts out at higher volume, so I just turn it down a little and it's fine. SD card and USB port both work find. Radio is not too good on AM. But for $30....

No problems so far. You'll need to wire it well. I had that issue the first time and I had to rewire it to the car. I mean it is obviously cheaply made, BUT it is visually appealing. Also, my car did not have AUX before and now it does. I can't complain. It is very bright for the nighttime, but it is something you'll get used to!

Doesn't work as expected... It's hard to get radio signal. The "AUX" some times work. I haven't try the USB port....It was what I was looking for with no CD player, with radio, AUX and USB port... but now I know that I did a mistake It would be better to expend $20-30 more and have something good that really works.

The product was inexpenssive and did ONLY exactly what it says. You can not set the time, you cannot detach the faceplate, it was incrediably light and cheep feeling and looking. I was so excited to get the first something for my car and it was not what i expected. My own mistake i guess, it has already been replaced with a nice sony.

Installed this in my mother's 1998 Honda Civic and it works great. Good replacement to the stock radio because the old one broke. Radio and auxillary works great with no distortion, sound is clean and crisp. Good head unit for the price.