SARCCH Multimedia Car Stereo – Single Din LCD, BT Audio and Calling, Built-in Microphone, MP3 Player, WMA, USB, Auxiliary Input, FM Radio Receiver, Wireless Remote Control

This was a great little buy, I replaced my expensive Alpine Stereo for this one because the AUX port was no longer working and I listen thru my phone mostly, so I thought I would get a BT option that didn't break the bank. It sounds great, was very easy to install like most stereos, the only 3 draw backs I have is it feels a little plastic'y. But that was sort of expected for the price, and not a huge deal. The 2nd problem is that it only has a FM station and no AM station, which I knew when I bought it, but most stereos of this price and quality has this "problem", when I do listen to the radio I mainly do it on Saturdays for a couple of AM talk-show radios I happen to enjoy so I do wish it had that but I can live without it and stream it from the phone if I have to. 3rd draw back is the microphone of the call feature, it works but people I talk to say that the sound is a bit muffled and you really have to speak up when using the stereo to talk true, I can hear them good though but that will depend on your sound settings and speakers how you will experience that. Other than that this radio performs as expected.

It's inexpensive but really nice! No AM radio function but... FM tuner/presets works great! An actual 2 amp USB charger port that will support a smart phone AND a second USB port for stored music! Aux. in, Bluetooth with mic, preset EQ and manual control, Sim card, Ect.. Ect.. BUT.. It isn't very powerful. Don't expect this unit to shake the windows in your vehicle but it sounds and works great! It's a low power head unit. Perhaps 6-7 watts RMS/Ch. and it does have front/rear speaker function/fader. **Just understand it's a low power unit.** It has RCA outputs and a remote turn on wire so.. The option is there if you want to crank things up..The remote is... Let's say.. "Fragile"? It works well but poor quality. The front panel with the buttons WILL fall off in time. I've experienced these chincy things many times over the years but.. There is hope!Get some clear epoxy and mix up a small batch. NOT the fast set up stuff and don't even try crazy glue! Use a toothpick and apply a small amount around the outer edge of the panel with the buttons where it meets the plastic housing. It doesn't take much. Just be sure the epoxy is in contact with the button plate and the housing. The best time to do this is before it's ever used.. Right out of the box..These little guys are perfect for building portable boom boxes.. Just sayin'...

This radio has excellent sound, equalizer, and genre options. It was easy to hook up and install. My only negative is the remote does not work well at all. You have to practically put it in contact with the front of the radio for it to work and this causes a danger if you try to use the remote while driving. Unfortunately, this was one of the main reasons for ordering this radio that it had a remote control. Also, within two weeks the face came off of the radio. Of course, the cost was very low for a radio of this type so I guess you get what you pay for.

not the loudest but the sound quality is good for the price this is the best stereo you can buy on a limited income the USB ports work great the auxiliary import works great memory card slot works great I installed it in my 95 Dodge Dakota and it sounds really good it's amazing the quality of this stereo and it was just $11.99 with Amazon prime and it arrived after one day very happy with this purchase...

The Display quit after 3 days Not happy this is the new model not same as previous purchases I highly doubt this guy will do anything to make it right yeah remove it and send it back is what all these audio people tell you and you get an answer just after you give upUpdate I have purchased three of these things now all three of them are gone one won’t play the other one plays because it’s the battery to go dead as soon as the battery is left alone for more than 20 minutes yes it’s a brand new Napa legend battery these things are junk there a disaster and Amazon should quit selling them immediately if something drains the battery in a car There’s probably a short in the stereo I know this for a fact because I have disconnected the stereo in my battery dying problem Went away no there’s no amplifiers no there’s no graphic equalizer‘s no there is no mutual BS hook to the stereo just the radio itself very unhappy never will purchase any stereo system from Amazon again I guess I will be using Crutchfield for my stereo purchases

I have hooked up many car stereos over the years. I have found you don't have to buy the most expensive ones to get a good sound. This one however is maybe too much on the cheap side. There is a lot of engine noise/hum when low volumes or when unit is on the aux or bt inputs with nothing playing. When volume up, it is still there but not as noticeable. Second, the display is not readable during the day. Third, clock only does military time and only displays for a second or so and then turns off. Fourth, while driving at night and I could actually see the display, it flashes some kind of graphic randomly. I would not recommend any one purchase this. Spend a little more to get something better.

Great little stereo if you have the right setup. It is a bit under powered to use the internal amplifier, and it will benefit from a good powered 4 channel amplifier. You only have a 10 amp fuse on the thing, so it runs at less than 10 amps. The electronics and lights require power, but it is most likely less than amp. So that leaves you with less than 9 amps or 126 watts at 14 volts (31.5 watts per channel), and it is probably much less, since 10 amps is where the fuse will blow. However the unit has 4 channels of pre-amp outputs, perfect for a 4 channel amp.The only feature I would like to see that this unit doesn't have (besides the power), is an AM receiver. Everything else works great, BT connects to my phone every time. As long as it is wired correctly, it keeps the time and the last mode you were in when you start up the car.