BOSS Audio Systems 611UAB Car Stereo System - Single Din, Bluetooth Audio and Calling Head Unit, Aux Input, USB, Mechless, No CD DVD Player, AM/FM Radio Receiver

Excellent head unit for the price, great unit at any price. Replaced a Sony that we've had in our wrangler for about 10 years. This sounds clearer, has more power, bluetooth pairing for streaming, and usb charging. This works great for everything I want it to do. The usb wont stream music from my android, but it does charge the phone. The blue tooth is easy to set up and works great, even for playing music from streaming services. I have a rhapsody/napster account and the streaming works great and it will advance and rewind songs on my playlist from the controls, which is great since i live in a state that has handsfree laws for driving. This has a good amount of power and if you have decent speakers it puts out good sounding music that is loud enough to hear at highway speed. Just to be specific, I can still hear my songs in a wrangler with the top and doors off with a set of 33 mud terrains humming along. It has handsfree calling that works great if i'm stopped, nothing is going to work for making phone calls while driving the jeep. Easy to install with the proper wiring kit, and very easy to figure out the buttons and functions. I am very impressed with this unit

Works great for the price. Have to wire the new harness but great for what it is.

Purchased this unit for my 2004 Silverado. Had no issues installing it and was happy the wire color codes were the same as my adapter. Helped speed up the install. Fit into a standard car stereo opening with ease (had chevy face adapter from older CD stereo). Operation was a different story.The unit has a display that is always active. If playing a MP3 it wants to scroll the song data continuously. If you press clock it will stay there unless you press forward/backward then back to scrolling. I find this irritating. It wont just show you the song number or time, has to give the folder name it found the song in "ROOT" followed by MP3 name. Also requires FAT32 where my other Chevy radio's work with NTFS. Not major deal breaker there. I did have some MP3's that were glitchy when playing, changing to another MP3 and back made it play correctly (software issue?) The volume using good speakers is very sufficient for the truck (I also have a small 8" sub). While the volume is good there is no default volume so if your MP3's are weak and you turn it up to compensate and then return to the radio you can be blasted out of the truck. Bluetooth does work, connect my phone with ease and streamed music without issue. Then upon returning to the vehicle it was no longer connected and required me to reconnect the phone. Bit aggravating there. I have not tried any of the speaker phone/voice capabilities.Pros:Price (considered in this review)Easy Install (about as easy as you can get)Wires properly color codedGood power to speakersDoes play from a FAT32 file systemFM and AM Reception was very good!Cons:Volume does not compensate for the input (watch out)Some minor issues so far with some MP3's filesBluetooth required reconnecting upon return to vehicle (not automatic)Display continually scrolling dataNot NTFS comnpatableOverall, considering the price and performance, a good deal.

these might be cheap but work great for my service trucks

If your looking for just a normal radio replacement for cheap this is the go to. Easy to install with car adapter harness and dash kit sold separately.

Just bought this radio to replace a pioneer that had seen better days. Out of the box: beautiful, looks promising, BLUETOOTH, aux, & radio. That's about all the good. Got my old radio out of my explorer took out the housing, crimped on the car wiring harness onto the stereo harness, reassembled my dash and turned on... with half a screen. Couldn't read what station it was on the menu was impossible to navigate but somehow I managed to get to the Bluetooth input and works great so I left it. Sounds okay compared to the old one I pulled out basically got this one as a cheaper fix seeing financials weren't ready for a higher end radio. After a couple hours after installation gotta run to the store and magically the screen is working completely...relief. Yea until I turned the car off and went to work the next morning and now it looks like something from the matrix. So let's just say this is really annoying to deal with but whatever it works with Bluetooth and sounds bareable until I can get a new pioneer. Now to the housing mount. The housing mount didn't fit properly. Got it in the slot and engaged the holding tabs and no matter which tabs where out the housing rattled and bounced. Jimmy rigged it for now but then I slide the radio in and it refuses to lock into the housing so now if I push on the radio even a little the dash got a snack. Then you better not try to move it until it's been off for a while cause it's hot. Very hot.All in all don't expect a high end radio. $30 great for a home DIY Bluetooth Speaker or a cheap car which just needs a working radio but not impress any one. Needless to say but I'll never buy boss again and I'll be getting yet another radio is short times notice.

The microphone does not work well and I have to disconnect my bluetooth in order to take a call thereby defeating the purpose of it. I can stream music from my phone to the stereo well via bluetooth but it is awful if an aux cord is used. The radio works well and I am quite happy with it.

My husband loves it can’t get higher price than that