SonyDSX-A410BT Single Din Bluetooth Front USB AUX Car Stereo Digital Media Receiver (No CD Player)

Bought and installed in a 1977 toyota. Works great, and my dad loves having a usb with all his music on it. Radio is great too. Solid purchase, worth the money.

Great stereo

Easy install , great price

I really like this unit but has some minor details but first the good. Sound quality is very good! I'm only using this unit to power my 4 speakers and it packs a punch considering its size. I also like the extra bass button which lets me quickly adjust how much bass I want (3 levels) without scrolling thru the settings. With this being said there's is no other bass adjuster on the settings just to note. This unit feels very solid and im sure it will last several years to come. So far I have used this unit for about 3 months and no major issues. Here are the things that I do not like or I wish they changed about this unit. First has to be the button layout, I really dislike it. Buttons are hard to find at first and I had to take my eyes off the road more than I liked trying to find the correct button. The previous and next track buttons are on the right side away from the driver and just weirdly placed one on top of the other with the usb input on the middle. Also the pause play button on the right side on button number 6, why? Why not just have these buttons closer to the driver side and have them positioned where they are easy to find. Second, when I make calls on this unit the other person has a hard time hearing me I had to set my phone on speaker. I really don't talk on the phone a lot while driving but if you do, this may be a deal breaker. Lastly this is very minor but I still notice it. Bluetooth connection is a bit slow when I get in my cat but once it connects I have no issues. Sometimes the I change songs I can tell that it speeds up the song very slightly for a couple of seconds not sure why but I can tell it it does that. Overall I still like this unit but if they had those issues worked out this would be the best unit for under 100 bucks. Would I still recomend this unit? Yes, that is if you don't plan using this unit to make hands free calls all the time.

Sony quality, glad i bought it. BT works great, auto connect after EZ setup. Replaced a dated Jaguar AMFM CD that was good sound, just had no BlueTooth. Thought that was pretty good- 12 speaker Alpine with sub amp. Holly bawls! Thing scared me! Switched from bluetooth to USB drive & volume went up 3x. Just about lost it. Yes, there's 55 Watts per channel coming out of it. AND clear as a bell. Hearing parts of tunes we didn't know were there- GREAT sound. Buddy Guy's still got it & so does Flo & the Machine. Loud as hell and lovin it.No real downside, it's a simple head unit with amp. The equalizer is standard Rock/kareoke/jazz so kinda ok. If you want better it just costs a bit more. For me this will do.2 months in & no problems. Heats up pretty warm tho.

Just got this to replace the Jensen that went dead.The wiring colors were the same, so installation was a breezeBoy you need the instructions once you have it working. Takes a little while to get everything synchronized. You might need one of your kids to “splain “ it to you. the writing on the buttons are small, but there’s a ton of info they have to put in a small area.Haven’t had it long enough to form an opinion, but it’s a Sony, so I expect to get good service out of it.

I love the power that Sony puts out of just the head unit. Replaced a broken JVC with this in my motorhome, and couldn't be happier. I like that the deck has the mic built it so I didn't have to run the mic wire anywhere and the call quality seems fine.

Works perfectI like the sound quality way more than previous bs