Pioneer MVH-S600BS Double Din Digital Media Receiver with Enhanced Audio Functions, Improved Pioneer ARC App Compatibility, MIXTRAX, Built in Bluetooth, and SiriusXM Ready

Easy to install, Bluetooth works reliably in my experience and the included mic hasn't gotten any complaints from my friends and family. Sound quality is better than OEM Hyundai (2009) in my opinion. Looks nice if a little glossy and RGB for my taste.One tip would be to lookup how to switch between rear speaker mode and rear subwoofer mode - mine was default in rear subwoofer mode and it took me a few days to realize what was wrong and switch it over.

After my old aftermarket radio got destroyed in a "freak accident" , I bought this one as it appeared to be the closest replacement to my prior model. Installation was a breeze, with the only differences being its lighting wire and SiriusXM tuner input. I tapped in to one of my car's dimmable button backlights (LEDs, on a 2006 Mustang) and it worked to control the radio's backlight setting, assuming my dashboard brightness knob wasn't too low. I later modified it to use my car's taillight signal and can now set my dashboard lights at any brightness.My one complaint is that this radio offers no option for changing the color of day / night illumination (as is common in many modern cars), and can't be programmed to turn off all button illumination during the day (as is also common in many moder cars). Aside from that, it works great and sounds awesome! Not to mention, its big buttons make changing channels a breeze while driving down the road.

This receiver sounds great and is loaded with features to tailor the sound to one's personal taste. Great connectivity to all devices and Bluetooth works flawlessly with iPhone. It's reasonably easy to operate once you go through the initial learning curve and is well worth the price.I installed it two months ago and If it turns out to be reliable, I will upgrade to 5 stars.Pioneer MVH-600BS ReceiverAlpine KP-445U- 4 channel Amplifier4 Pioneer TS-A1680F 6.5" SpeakersJBL GT-BASSPRO12 Subwoofer

I got this to replace the Tape/CD deck in my 2000 Toyota Echo, and it's such a marked difference that it almost feels like I have a brand new car.A few tips that I'd give others:- I forgot that I'd have to wire the new head unit to a compatible wiring harness so in addition to good wire strippers, I'd recommend you have some twist on wire nuts on hand: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01L0GFV10/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_Uiu9Cb0C1VQBY- Once I'd wired the head unit to the harness, there was a giant nest of wires. A couple of small zip ties cleaned this up, and made sliding it back into the dash much smoother.- Some of the buttons look like capacitive touch buttons, and I was foolishly lightly tapping them for a while before I figured out they're just regular buttons that have to be pressed hard.- By default the display dims when your headlights are on. I habitually have my lights on at all times of day and night, so during the day I couldn't see the display to save my life. You can adjust this in the display settings, but it is a little tricky getting there. Just know that it IS possible.Having a bluetooth radio that automatically resumes paused music when I start my car feels like future, and it has completely changed how I listen to music and podcasts in my car. I'm way less dependent on earbuds. I've done a couple of test calls using the included microphone, and the reports were "It sounds like you're on speakerphone" so take that as you will. I've only been using it for a few days, so I will update if I have any issues, but for the time being I couldn't be happier.For just over a hundred bucks, including the cost of wiring harness and dash kit, this is an extremely good deal.

Garbage. Absolute garbage. The unit has no "off" feature. You cannot turn the unit off. In cooler temperatures, below 45° F, the volume knob does not work. In fact, when trying to turn it down, it will increase the volume. The Bluetooth has to be manually connected unless of course you don't want it connected in which case it will automatically switch from the radio to the Bluetooth and connect to your phone during a phone call. If no stars were an option, that's what this pos would get.

This replaced a Jensen head unit that I installed because it was inexpensive and I wanted hands free calling with Bluetooth music playback. I normally buy pioneer head units, but the Jensen was on clearance.I learned my lesson.*UpdateAfter using this stereo for a day I learned it remembers where it left off using Apple Music and the sound quality is much better than my old stereo. The ARC app is really nice because I don’t have to drill through menus on the stereo itself to change settings. I don’t have a Pandora or Spotify account but I’m sure it works great with them. Call quality is much better too.