Kenwood DDX375 2-Din 6.2 Inch Monitor Receiver with Bluetooth

It's exactly what I was hoping for. My iPod and S7 connect simultaneously and seamlessly. The touch screen is responsive and there are more sound options than I know what to do with. Been running for a couple months and never an issue. I like this because of the volume nob. Easy to find without looking.

I had a Jensen unit for 4 months. For a $300.00 unit, it locked up constantly, lost Sirrius XM signal when you drove near a tree, navigation didn't work, it was horrible. I replace it with this Kenwood unit for a lot less money and this thing is beautiful. Even with the same XM adapter, I never loose signal now. Camera works great. Could not be happier. It's a beautiful unit for the price. One week of using it, and I have zero issues.

Was just what I expected. The radio is really nice I put it in my 300c with a dash install kit and a data maestro . The wiring harness has to be ordered for your particular car in most cases but I already knew that when purchasing this item. I would buy this item again. Kenwood is a great and reliable brand. This radio works well with my Kenwood Amp.

If you are looking for a cost-effective upgrade to replace your outdated "Double DIN" sized in-dash radio unit, this is a great buy.Installation: Very simple and easy with use of proper harness/wiring for your car, you just need to splice the harness that comes with it color by color. Fits well into original mounting brackets (thanks to multiple screw hole configurations on side of unit), and dashboard face-plate fit unit perfectly flush with no modification required. If you like, you can ground (by attaching to the USB cable mounting screw) the light green wire on the back of the unit to bypass/disable the mandatory screen-shutoff safety features.Appearance/Display/Hardware: The DDX375BT has a clean, minimalist design that looks good in any dashboard, and maximizes the touch screen size and functionality. There are no ugly or useless buttons or quirky design features hogging up space.The display is very bright and crisp, and the touchscreen is responsive (even to wet or sticky fingers!). Screen background and color scheme can be customized (and includes separate color/dimmer settings for "nightime" mode when headlights are on).The DDX375BT comes with a small microphone (not hardwired; can be replaced easily for any other 3.5mm microphone), and a very sturdy 3 foot long USB 3.0 cable that can be fed from the back of the unit through the dashboard, into the glove compartment, or elsewhere. If that's not long enough, just get a USB 3.0 extension and plug it in!Features/Functionality: The screen navigation layout is simple, functional, and can be customized. Buttons and functions are clearly legible and menu flow is efficient. Radio tuning/presets, CD/DVD functionality, USB playback, and Bluetooth telephone connections all work wonderfully. I have not tried using the Android/iPhone specific features, or Sirius XM, but they are included as well for those interested.Sound Quality/Customization: The unit features a multi-channel EQ setting for each playback mode/device. Even with the default car speakers, there was a noticeable increase in sound quality (clarity and loudness) after upgrading to this unit. There are additional options for volume control, direction control, etc. The unit also has RCA-style connectors on the back for connecting to additional sound setups/amplifiers, etc.Here are my main criticisms:- Power-on time is not that snappy (at least about 5 seconds after starting your car), as well as some occasional 1-2 second lag when switching between menus/functions.- No physical quick-off/on button ("Standby" mode can only be activated by setting a touch screen button on home screen, otherwise you have to power off the system by holding down main Power button for two seconds, or just turn the volume all the way down manually - either way it takes at least a few seconds to get the radio to be silent, no matter what).- Menu feedback "beep"/button sound does not seem to change volume.- Regular FM radio tuner does not seem to have a "scan" function, only Sirius XM and iHeartRadioThese drawbacks are very minor, and totally excusable if you consider the features this product includes, for the price. Some other brands may boast the same features/functionality at a slightly cheaper price, but be careful what you buy. With Kenwood you are guaranteed a level of reliability and quality that you may be risking if you go with other brands.If you have any further questions, or think I am wrong about any of these statements, please leave a reply! Thank you!

This unit had what I wanted and didn't break the bank. Good ergonomics and range of functionality for the money:1. Physical volume knob: you or passenger can crank it up and crank itdown in a snap2. Dedicated external wired microphone input. Wired mic included. Not included: fluffy "dead cat" mic cover against wind noise. Get one.3. Bluetooth. Take phone calls and play music from phone.4. Rear Camera RCA input. Camera not included. Paired with a Natika cam.Other thoughts:No front AUX input. I didn't need it. On 376 model, rear has a TRRRS female multimedia input that you might rig to accept AUX. Haven't tried, but looks promising.Doesn't display album art over bluetooth. I don't mind.Steering wheel controls won't magically work unless you get a Metra/Axxess adapter. But that's to be expected with any aftermarket radio.Pandora/Spotify/etc fanciness not evaluated.

Overall it's a good bang for the buck. One complaint is the BT volume isn't consistent for phone calls. From one call to the next a change of 10 on the volume is required to find a comfortable listening level.

I bought this to replace the factory unit in a Chevy avalanche. I bought a Jensen for another truck I have and was quite happy with it so when I wanted another touch screen I didn't want navigation like the Jensen has. I figured I could go with a cheaper radio I played with this unit at Best buy and bought it on Amazon. It does good but sound sucks it could be the speakers I installed. Kenwood speakers also but the backup camera sucks I don't know if the camera itself or the unit I'm compairing all this with the Jensen unit in the same style truck. Never have any problems with Bluetooth that works flawlessly and there is a ton of adjustments for audio but no matter what I try is just doesn't sound good probably going to try changing speakers.Update: I changed out the door speakers to subwoofers and the sound is way better the equalizer adjustments make a big difference now.

This deck is awesome, great vibrant screen and every function you can imagine. It even has a button you can push that turns the backup camera on while driving forward to see behind you. Perfect for checking the hitch.

This unit is great, BUT I just don't like the responsiveness.searching for songs on USB stick is CLUNKY! and slow. and Bluetooth only uses SBC, will not ready 96000Hz FLAC.This was not a good pick for me, you might love this, it has time correction and a great crossover setup menu.