Audio Systems Marine Gauge Receiver - Weatherproof, 4-inch Display Screen, Built-in Amplifier, Bluetooth, Digital Media MP3 Player, No CD Player, USB Port,

The media could not be loaded. We retrofitted this unit into our RV. When we bought our RV, the original unit was not present. We traced all the wires and identified speakers wires, power/ground wire and incorporated a separate switch to power this unit (audio). We created a separate power switch to our TV as well (it's bluetooth connected to this unit).So, with this set-up - we can power on this unit and listen to music from USB drive (offline), FM radio is GOOD, Bluetooth to our phones. It handles quite well - we have 2 stereo speakers and one input into powered 300W woofer.When we are ready to watch our TV, we power-up both (audio unit + TV) and our TV instantly connects with this unit via Bluetooth.Perfect set-up! Shore power or battery.This is a straight-forward operations unit. Settings are easy to adjust. We don't use the remote for this unit at all.For those on a budget - this is a "solid" unit. The OEM unit had a large opening, so we had to build a custom plate to install this unit as cleanly as possible...RECOMMEND!

79.00 dollars and it works as described. Hooked it up, turned it on, played music on the tuner, switched to bluetooth and connected perfectly. Connected the amp and presto everything worked. It is still new, but i am very impressed with its larger than average screen. If I had a wish list, it would be another RCA out to adjust front and rear from the amp through the head unit. But for this price, I am pleasantly surprised by how everything is packaged.

Worked great for 2.5 months. Installed in boat loved the little radio. not too hard to work, radio seeking is sub par. Bluetooth range is great. Screen is hard to read in the sunlight. Then the main power button started acting up and quit working all together. Would not recommend.

Very small footprint, sounds great, and the screen is awesome, but have some feedback on Bluetooth. Remote does not come with battery, wish both sets of cables would unplug. Overall very satisfied with purchase.

The media could not be loaded. Hooked up to 12DC 5A power adaptor. Custom On/Off power switch to make sure time and presets don’t erase or reset. This is the new main receiver unit for my outdoor/backyard/pool area. Custom mounted in a small cabinet that is under a covered patio. It will be here year round. Hooked up to 4x two way 5.25” outdoor Rockville speakers. Plenty of power for all 4 of these speakers. I will be listening to FM radio, Bluetooth and RCA aux input. I added a small 40mm fan to keep this unit cool. I connected a wireless RCA receiver unit to send music over from my main home theatre receivers “Zone2” outputs. I can now play the same music inside and outside my home. Bluetooth has good range. Worked fine within the 30-40ft I tested. The small IR remote only works within a 10ft range and you must be almost directly in front of the screen. Not an issue for me. Screen and menus are easy to read and navigate. Has treble, bass, Sub bass, several EQ settings and a few other sound options to adjust sound to many preferences.

It is a nice size little unit I'm adding to my motorcycle fairing..It plays plenty loud and reception is based on the antenna you use..Blue tooth works great..Controls are like any other unit and will take a while to get used to and set up to my liking..

This is not touchscreen as stated in the description and on the box. One of the speaker channels stopped working. The display is dark and words on the display are so small that you need a magnifying glass to see them. No foam gasket on the back of the radio to make a water tight seal to mounting surface. Buttons are random and not user friendly. Time and date still stay displayed even when radio is off so that killed my battery. It shut off when I hit a bump. I do however like the volume turn knob though.

Unit looks nice and the display is cool in the garage. In the sun however, almost impossible to see in the sunlight. The film on the display interacts with my polarized fishing glasses and I definitely can’t see anything with them on. The wiring on the unit is smaller than I have ever seen on a radio- must be 24 gauge. But the thing works, is cheap and still going 2 months mounted on a boat! Just manage your expectations. Oh, and the wire labeled “Back” is for a backup camera circuit-12v to it (thinking it was backligjting) makes the unit stay in camera mode. Instructions stink.