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product_id: 10831384
title: "Pioneer AVH-X3700BHS in-Dash DVD Receiver with 6.2\" Display, Bluetooth, SiriusXM-Ready, HD Radio"
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price: "€ 686.05"
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# SiriusXM-Ready & HD Radio 6.2" WVGA LED Touchscreen 13-Band Graphic Equalizer Pioneer AVH-X3700BHS in-Dash DVD Receiver with 6.2" Display, Bluetooth, SiriusXM-Ready, HD Radio

**Brand:** pioneer
**Price:** € 686.05
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🚗 Upgrade your drive with Pioneer’s sleek AVH-X3700BHS — where sound meets style and control.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pioneer AVH-X3700BHS in-Dash DVD Receiver with 6.2" Display, Bluetooth, SiriusXM-Ready, HD Radio by pioneer
- **How much does it cost?** € 686.05 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- pioneer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted pioneer brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Media Playback:** Supports DVD, CD, USB, and streaming apps like Pandora for endless entertainment.
- • **SiriusXM & HD Radio Ready:** Access premium satellite and HD radio channels to elevate your drive soundtrack.
- • **Customizable Audio Experience:** 13-band graphic equalizer lets you tailor sound to your unique vibe.
- • **Seamless Bluetooth Connectivity:** Hands-free calls and flawless audio streaming keep you connected and safe on the road.
- • **Immersive 6.2" Touchscreen Display:** Crisp WVGA LED backlight for vibrant visuals and easy control, day or night.

## Overview

The Pioneer AVH-X3700BHS is a feature-rich in-dash multimedia receiver boasting a 6.2-inch WVGA touchscreen with LED backlight, Bluetooth hands-free calling and audio streaming, a 13-band graphic equalizer, and compatibility with SiriusXM and HD Radio. Designed for seamless integration and versatile media playback, it supports DVD/CD, USB, and popular streaming services, delivering a customizable and connected driving experience tailored for modern professionals.

## Description

Pioneer AVH-X3700BHS In-dash Multimedia Receiver featuring One, Bluetooth hands-free calling & audio streaming, HD Radio, Sirius-XM Ready and DVD/CD playback

Review: Good, solid unit for my outdated radio, without any annoying quirks - I needed to replace an outdated radio/cd in my 2004 Suburban. I used another website to narrow down what would and wouldn't fit, and using a scoshe bracket, installed this in about an hour. Very straightforward and easy install, albeit the hardest part was getting all the wires to fit behind the radio in the dash. I did it in the middle of an artic Michigan winter, so I did the wiring portion of the connections inside. You have to connect several wires together on the wiring harness, so if you're not comfortable doing that, you'll need an installer. I'm planning on fine tuning the fit into the dash this spring. The 3 main criteria for a new radio for me were: 1) the brightness of the display at night. I commute from work after dark in the winter months, and cannot stand bright lights coming from the dash. A previous model year pioneer avh-2600 was way too bright, but this new model has options to change the display to a dark, subdued level. I'm happy with its brightness, and as I said before, I'm picky about this. 2) streaming music from a USB drive. I wanted to dump my previous source of music: SiriusXM. Nothing against it, just I found more often than not it wasn't playing a song I liked, plus it cost $15 or so per month. I absolutely love the USB function of this radio. I loaded 300 or so of my favorite classic rock on a micro USB drive, and it plays them flawlessly. I set it on random, and it remembers where it left off. Exactly what I was looking for. This spring I will route the long USB cord that hooks to the radio in the back to the cigarette lighter hole, using an adapter found on desertcart. I don't smoke so this is wasted space (until now) 3) connecting via Bluetooth to my phone. I wanted to take calls without fishing my phone out of my pocket and holding it to my ear while driving. So far this radio pairs perfectly with my iPhone 5s, mutes the music, then puts the call through the speakers with amazing clarity. The radio display has all the buttons come on automatically when a call comes in, allowing easy manipulation of the call. Again, exactly what I was looking for A previous reviewer complained of the " incredibly loud beep" when you adjust the volume or use the function buttons, saying its loud and shrill. I have to say honestly I have no idea what he's talking about. When someone says incredibly loud and shrill, that conjures up comparisons to some kind of alarm going off, and my radio simply does not do that. In fact, when I'm listening to music at normal volumes, and say, adjust the volume up or down, I cannot hear the beep. Kinda like hitting a button on your microwave, only about half as loud. Certainly not even close to being an issue with me. I've only preliminarily tried the HD radio and the Pandora function to assure they're working properly, which they do. But my main source of music is the USB. In summation, this radio completely fits the bill for what I wanted it to do, without any annoying quirks. I will update with some pics of the completed install shortly. Good luck with your project !
Review: Solid radio, small quirks. NOTE: BUYING FROM desertcart VOIDS WARRANTY - [Edit: After two units died within six months, lowering my score.. again] A strong "AVOID THIS RADIO" review. Too many issues, very bad design, high level of failure. After reviewing many models of radio, I ended up on the AVH X3700. It's a solid unit that allowed three stored BlueTooth profiles, dual cameras, and other necessary features. Many others have covered the basics in depth, let's talk about the oddities. And, also the fact that purchasing this item from desertcart will void it's warranty (see end). Within 30 seconds of installing the head unit, I hated it and wanted to return it. Every button press emitted a horrendous BEEP. This same issue was seen here by others. I went to a local audio install shop to ask and they noted what others had: it's an incompatibility with factory-amplified stereos.My Hyundai Santa Fe has the Monsoon upgraded system with a factory amplifier. The signal leaving the head unit was amplified twice before the speakers. Once I had them fix the issue (disconnect speaker wires from harness and wire them in using RCA adapters to pre-amp outputs) it was nice and quiet. The Display button is useless and a user interface nightmare. There's never a need to ever push it. But, what I would LOVE, is a Mute or Play/Pause button where Display is. Instead, you have to reach to bottom left of screen to pause, but only if you had not previously lowered the volume. If you lowered, you'd have to wait a few seconds for the volume bar to time out and then be able to pause. Adding the optional CD-SR100 remote control makes working the stereo much easier. However, it also creates a whole new set of issues. There are buttons on the remote that put the stereo into undocumented modes that are confusing. Pressing down while in USB can force it into subdirectories, but then you may end up looping a subdirectory endlessly. There is no smart shuffle. If you filter to a genre, or artist, or album, and press shuffle, it will not keep shuffle to within your selection. It will instead shuffle everything. Sometimes. Sometimes if you do it by the remote it will keep it to your selection. By pressing various buttons it'll work sometimes. Really I just want to shuffle between 400 MP3s of one genre, not mix rock, folk, classical, and EDM after each other. Instead I have to hear it go through a folder of MP3s in alphabetical order, one subdirectory at a time. You either get alphabetical of one genre or you get shuffle of all. But let's talk about the elephant in the room. If you purchase this radio from desertcart, and it dies, you lose your warranty. My head unit died 100 days after installing. It would intermittently lose power and then failed to turn on completely. The installer knew immediately what the issue was and tried a firmware flash, and various changes. I called Pioneer and they had me ship it to a local repair facility. The repair facility noted it was purchased from desertcart and refused to do the work. Pioneer wouldn't cover the warranty unless it was purchased from an authorized dealer. Pioneer maintains this list ([...]) and also a list of dealers where the warranty is _immediately voided_ if purchased from, including desertcart. My desertcart purchase was through a third party who was also on this _immediately voided_ list. desertcart wouldn't take the radio back, Pioneer wouldn't take it back, and the repair shop wouldn't touch it. I was suddenly out a large sum of money over a defective head unit. I spoke with desertcart, pointed out the disparity of selling as with a warranty, but having that warranty voided, and was able to get a refund. All said, I went to my local installer to buy a replacement. It was an extra $70 but now I have a warranty. And because of the cost difference I downgraded to the AVH-X2700BHS. It's an identical radio but without HD Radio. Edit: The new radio started acting up within three months and, from what my installer told me, is a common issue among X2700 and X3700 units. When playing from USB the device suddenly started skipping, starting tracks at 30s in, warbling audio, and the background started animating in a whole new style we've never seen before. Radio and Disk worked fine, just USB was broken, even after switching out to new thumb drives and recreating databases. We had to schedule an appointment with the installer for them to reset the radio (with a small pen tip), which fixed the issue. We were also told by the installer that it was a common issue, that they do resets on a very regular basis.

## Features

- 6.2" WVGA Touchscreen with LED Backlight Display
- Bluetooth hands-free calling & audio streaming
- 13-Band Graphic Equalizer

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00O8B7CP8 |
| Audio Output Mode | Stereo, Surround |
| Audio Output Type | Bluetooth, Headphones, Speakers |
| Brand | PIONEER |
| Built-In Media | Receiver^Harness^Manuel |
| Color | black |
| Compatible Devices | iOS & Android |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Connector Type | USB, 3.5mm Jack , RCA |
| Control Method | Remote, Touch |
| Controller Type | Android |
| Customer Reviews | 3.5 out of 5 stars 233 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00884938261395 |
| Item Height | 3.88 inches |
| Item Weight | 3.7 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Pioneer Electronics USA Inc |
| Model Number | AVH-X3700BHS |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Equalizer, Touchscreen, HD Radio, SiriusXM |
| Output Power | 2E+2 Watts |
| Output Wattage | 200 Watts |
| Special Feature | Equalizer , Touchscreen, HD Radio, SiriusXM |
| Supported Internet Services | Pandora, SiriusXM |
| UPC | 884938261395 |
| Video Encoding | H.264, H.265/HEVC, VP9, AV1 |
| Warranty Description | One year |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** PIONEER
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Controller Type:** Android
- **Special Feature:** Equalizer, Touchscreen, HD Radio, SiriusXM
- **Compatible Devices:** iOS & Android
- **Connector Type:** USB,3.5mm Jack,RCA
- **Audio Output Mode:** Stereo, Surround
- **Video encoding:** H.264, H.265/HEVC, VP9, AV1
- **Color:** black
- **Item Weight:** 3.7 Pounds

## Images

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![Pioneer AVH-X3700BHS in-Dash DVD Receiver with 6.2" Display, Bluetooth, SiriusXM-Ready, HD Radio - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Wn8icXGuL.jpg)
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good, solid unit for my outdated radio, without any annoying quirks
*by M***T on February 26, 2015*

I needed to replace an outdated radio/cd in my 2004 Suburban. I used another website to narrow down what would and wouldn't fit, and using a scoshe bracket, installed this in about an hour. Very straightforward and easy install, albeit the hardest part was getting all the wires to fit behind the radio in the dash. I did it in the middle of an artic Michigan winter, so I did the wiring portion of the connections inside. You have to connect several wires together on the wiring harness, so if you're not comfortable doing that, you'll need an installer. I'm planning on fine tuning the fit into the dash this spring. The 3 main criteria for a new radio for me were: 1) the brightness of the display at night. I commute from work after dark in the winter months, and cannot stand bright lights coming from the dash. A previous model year pioneer avh-2600 was way too bright, but this new model has options to change the display to a dark, subdued level. I'm happy with its brightness, and as I said before, I'm picky about this. 2) streaming music from a USB drive. I wanted to dump my previous source of music: SiriusXM. Nothing against it, just I found more often than not it wasn't playing a song I liked, plus it cost $15 or so per month. I absolutely love the USB function of this radio. I loaded 300 or so of my favorite classic rock on a micro USB drive, and it plays them flawlessly. I set it on random, and it remembers where it left off. Exactly what I was looking for. This spring I will route the long USB cord that hooks to the radio in the back to the cigarette lighter hole, using an adapter found on Amazon. I don't smoke so this is wasted space (until now) 3) connecting via Bluetooth to my phone. I wanted to take calls without fishing my phone out of my pocket and holding it to my ear while driving. So far this radio pairs perfectly with my iPhone 5s, mutes the music, then puts the call through the speakers with amazing clarity. The radio display has all the buttons come on automatically when a call comes in, allowing easy manipulation of the call. Again, exactly what I was looking for A previous reviewer complained of the " incredibly loud beep" when you adjust the volume or use the function buttons, saying its loud and shrill. I have to say honestly I have no idea what he's talking about. When someone says incredibly loud and shrill, that conjures up comparisons to some kind of alarm going off, and my radio simply does not do that. In fact, when I'm listening to music at normal volumes, and say, adjust the volume up or down, I cannot hear the beep. Kinda like hitting a button on your microwave, only about half as loud. Certainly not even close to being an issue with me. I've only preliminarily tried the HD radio and the Pandora function to assure they're working properly, which they do. But my main source of music is the USB. In summation, this radio completely fits the bill for what I wanted it to do, without any annoying quirks. I will update with some pics of the completed install shortly. Good luck with your project !

### ⭐ Solid radio, small quirks. NOTE: BUYING FROM AMAZON VOIDS WARRANTY
*by R***K on August 13, 2015*

[Edit: After two units died within six months, lowering my score.. again] A strong "AVOID THIS RADIO" review. Too many issues, very bad design, high level of failure. After reviewing many models of radio, I ended up on the AVH X3700. It's a solid unit that allowed three stored BlueTooth profiles, dual cameras, and other necessary features. Many others have covered the basics in depth, let's talk about the oddities. And, also the fact that purchasing this item from Amazon will void it's warranty (see end). Within 30 seconds of installing the head unit, I hated it and wanted to return it. Every button press emitted a horrendous BEEP. This same issue was seen here by others. I went to a local audio install shop to ask and they noted what others had: it's an incompatibility with factory-amplified stereos.My Hyundai Santa Fe has the Monsoon upgraded system with a factory amplifier. The signal leaving the head unit was amplified twice before the speakers. Once I had them fix the issue (disconnect speaker wires from harness and wire them in using RCA adapters to pre-amp outputs) it was nice and quiet. The Display button is useless and a user interface nightmare. There's never a need to ever push it. But, what I would LOVE, is a Mute or Play/Pause button where Display is. Instead, you have to reach to bottom left of screen to pause, but only if you had not previously lowered the volume. If you lowered, you'd have to wait a few seconds for the volume bar to time out and then be able to pause. Adding the optional CD-SR100 remote control makes working the stereo much easier. However, it also creates a whole new set of issues. There are buttons on the remote that put the stereo into undocumented modes that are confusing. Pressing down while in USB can force it into subdirectories, but then you may end up looping a subdirectory endlessly. There is no smart shuffle. If you filter to a genre, or artist, or album, and press shuffle, it will not keep shuffle to within your selection. It will instead shuffle everything. Sometimes. Sometimes if you do it by the remote it will keep it to your selection. By pressing various buttons it'll work sometimes. Really I just want to shuffle between 400 MP3s of one genre, not mix rock, folk, classical, and EDM after each other. Instead I have to hear it go through a folder of MP3s in alphabetical order, one subdirectory at a time. You either get alphabetical of one genre or you get shuffle of all. But let's talk about the elephant in the room. If you purchase this radio from Amazon, and it dies, you lose your warranty. My head unit died 100 days after installing. It would intermittently lose power and then failed to turn on completely. The installer knew immediately what the issue was and tried a firmware flash, and various changes. I called Pioneer and they had me ship it to a local repair facility. The repair facility noted it was purchased from Amazon and refused to do the work. Pioneer wouldn't cover the warranty unless it was purchased from an authorized dealer. Pioneer maintains this list ([...]) and also a list of dealers where the warranty is _immediately voided_ if purchased from, including Amazon. My Amazon purchase was through a third party who was also on this _immediately voided_ list. Amazon wouldn't take the radio back, Pioneer wouldn't take it back, and the repair shop wouldn't touch it. I was suddenly out a large sum of money over a defective head unit. I spoke with Amazon, pointed out the disparity of selling as with a warranty, but having that warranty voided, and was able to get a refund. All said, I went to my local installer to buy a replacement. It was an extra $70 but now I have a warranty. And because of the cost difference I downgraded to the AVH-X2700BHS. It's an identical radio but without HD Radio. Edit: The new radio started acting up within three months and, from what my installer told me, is a common issue among X2700 and X3700 units. When playing from USB the device suddenly started skipping, starting tracks at 30s in, warbling audio, and the background started animating in a whole new style we've never seen before. Radio and Disk worked fine, just USB was broken, even after switching out to new thumb drives and recreating databases. We had to schedule an appointment with the installer for them to reset the radio (with a small pen tip), which fixed the issue. We were also told by the installer that it was a common issue, that they do resets on a very regular basis.

### ⭐⭐ Not a good unit for bluetooth connectivity
*by D***A on January 25, 2015*

In general I like this unit but there are a few things I don't love. One is for Android users you have to pick if you want mirrorlink, AppRadio or USB. You can't use all three without changing the config. I also updated my firmware to add AppRadio and get performance improvements. Unfortunately they didn't do a great job on the QA, so my unit didn't come back up after it finished. I had to disconnect the battery to get it back. I think this is probably typical of their overall programming skills. The first unit I received had non-functioning rear channels, so buyer beware. You might have some exchanges to get it right. I think it's a value buy so expect to get it with that understanding and you'll be set. Overall the functionality works as expected. A few specific notes. I have a 2001 Toyota Highlander. I used the Microbypass to use the DVD without the parking brake, works fine. I installed the Metra 95-8202 Double din dash kit to cover the side gaps. While the unit will attach to the existing cage, the Metra din covers can only use one hole. Ultimately I don't think it matters as the unit is attached by three, but worth noting. I also used the Metra wire harness for toyota cars with the RCA cables, which I highly recommend. I have an HTC M8 Android phone and Mirrorlink works with the special (expensive) cable. Be aware that it's quite laggy and not that useful from my view but I could change my mind. I thought I'd get it to install it just in case as I didn't want to take apart my dash again. Wrong, the unit comes with a USB extension to plug into the back, and the specific cable plugs into that so it's not a problem to get the unit first, install it, and then try the mirrorlink if you think it's worthwhile. The latest firmware update added AppRadio and I think this cable is needed for that as well but like I said, you have some time for trial and error before buying the proprietary cable. Sorry, I can't navigate away to check on the model and such but if you're reading this you know what I'm talking about. Update 2/12: OK, I've been using this for almost a month now so I thought I'd update. The touchscreen is responsive and works well and the DVD playback has been great. I learned that if you have a Toyota (or other car with two Antennas) you can get an adapter for the smaller wire and a Y that will combine the two on Amazon... Worth it. Also, mine had an amplifier for the radio signal and I didn't get AM without it. Using the metra harness you connect the solid blue wire to the blue white wire and you're set. I am thinking about swapping this out for two reasons. One, there is static coming from the front right speaker. It's not loud but noticeable and I think it's a pioneer thing. It wasn't there before, so it's not my wiring. More importantly the bluetooth streaming doesn't work well with an HTC one M8. I did research online and have decided the problem is mostly HTC, but I've streamed to other head units and it worked fine. It's a sad statement that my phone is more expensive than this deck but true. For Mirrorlink I'd say don't bother. It's laggy, and if it's connected you won't be able to do Pandora. The UI kicks in automatically and it's really hard to use. I find I never use it and the cable just sits there. 4/8 update: Probably my last edit but some more details. The Bluetooth problem is definitely my phone. I suspect Pioneer isn't helping but it works fine with other phones. Android Auto doesn't work on this head unit. Probably fairly obvious to many but I thought I'd try just in case they snuck it in via the last update. You can bypass the UI for car mode, however it's not awesome with the lag. I'm bumping up a star as I do like the unit and the sound but I think the Mirrorlink / Appradio is quite buggy. 10/30/16: OK, another update. I'm removing two stars now as I really am beginning to dislike this unit. Until recently I blamed (partially correctly) my HTC phone, which as a sidenote I'll say is the worse phone I've owned. However, I am able to connect and stream from it on other devices, so the bluetooth of this headunit is definitely lacking. Samsungs and iphones via bluetooth seem to work better but it's definitely not a strong point for Pioneer. As a reminder, this is my second unit with exactly the same issue. I've gone to using an Ipod connected via cable and then connected to my mobile hotspot for pandora. What a shame. Definitely not the right purchase for someone who streams.

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