DPX305MBT Double DIN in-Dash Digital Media Receiver with Bluetooth (Does not Play CDs) | Mechless Car Stereo Receiver | Amazon Alexa Ready - Black

This radio head fits all the requirements. It's easy to use, can be tuned in several different ways and sounds amazing! It has a microphone so when you use it for calls you can easily be heard. There's several colors for customization to match you cars interior lights too. It's a great price and then of course the reputation of Kenwood is hard to beat. It feels solidly made and looks amazing. The bluetooth sync is a snap and connects automatically. I've used it for about a month and have zero complaints. This is ideal to upgrade an older car to bluetooth capabilities. I didn't play any music on the review because I'm not sure of the copyright rules.

Listen up, road warriors and car karaoke enthusiasts! The Kenwood DPX305MBT is here to turn your car rides into the ultimate mobile dance party. This fancy gizmo isn't just any ordinary head unit—oh no, it's a double DIN in-dash digital media receiver with Bluetooth. Say that five times fast! It effortlessly interfaces with your phone, so even if you're technically challenged (like me trying to program the VCR), you can still look like a tech wizard. "Hello? Future? Yes, it's me again." Bluetooth connectivity means you can now blame the GPS lady for getting lost and not your taste in music. With this baby, you can channel your inner DJ and make your commute feel like Coachella on wheels! Just be careful—next thing you know, you'll be late for work because you had to finish that epic air guitar solo. And it even looks sleek enough to make your dashboard feel inadequate. So go ahead, give your car the upgrade it deserves! Just beware of overly-judgmental passengers who’ll now see exactly how questionable your playlist really is... 😜

After several different radios (5) I found one that has mic gain for Bluetooth so people can hear me in this noisy work van. It also has great features and sounds great! My 5th try and it took going "dumb" to fix my problem. Ps cut dash i know got tired of removing dash to install different radio. DAMN Chevy for selling a 2025 with a radio that does not support Bluetooth, and making it hard to remove and install a new one! 2025 express should come with touch, apple/android and Bluetooth not a radio made in early 2000 with none of that!!!!!

As always, Kenwood makes an amazing product. If you're looking for a double-din head unit on a budget, this is the one. Tons of features that even more expensive head units don't have. I HIGHLY recommend this.

Kenwood was one a great brand, these days they are an also ran. This unit feels light and cheap, things that sadly seem to be infecting everything. The bluetooth is up to a 20 second delay to connect to my Pixel or Motorola phones, Samsungs ar a touch faster and Apple products just don't seem to work well with my unit. The EQ on this has a not so pleasant sound, a comparable Pioneer unit sounds better than this. Everything works but it just feels cheap.

Aways have been a kenwood fan, havent used them for a few years after getting a couple bunk units but decided to try these, bought 2, one fore the wife's car and one for my truck, so far im am super pleased with them, they fit great with the appropriate installation supplies. So far no issues with them sound great and are easy yo navigate

Love this radio. Easy install. Great picture. Easy to use functionally wonderful quality. Love the USB port. Lights are a great feature.

What more can I say? I not a fan of touchscreen controls. So I was so happy to find this double DIN unit. It is easy to use. I love the clicky buttons and "old school" LED display. The Bluetooth works great. This Kenwood makes the factory speakers really pop! A real improvement over the 12-year-old Factory unit. I'm now sorry I waited for the Factory unit to die before replacing it. Installed to 2012 Tacoma using Scosche trim panel and Tacoma wiring harness. (This unit includes 16-pin ISO connector wiring.). I needed some help from the good folks at Tacoma World forums to figure out the Tacoma wiring. And an adapter module to convert the three wire analog steering wheel control signals to single-wire Kenwood signal. (I used and ADS Maestro unit.) Tip: Check for trim fitment gaps using a backlight before installing. Use felt and/or black hockey tape to cover gaps from behind.

Great stereo, I have one in all of my vehicles now (4). Easy to navigate the controls, easy to install (if you are a bit savvy) great sound for the price

Not much to say, it's a great budget stereo. Of course you don't get all of the features you might want, but for the price you can't beat it. I was easily able to install myself with an aftermarket cord and some soldering. Sounds great and looks nice.

I have owned this deck for almost a year and I have loved it but when I went to hook up subs to the rca it didn't work there was nothing wrong with the sub as I used I different deck to try it. I wouldn't recommend buying if you want to hook up subs to it.

confusing in use, colours don't hold, bluetooth and phone are iffy. It's a very 90's product in terms of display. But OK for the money, I guess

Bluetooth hands free is great, my Jeep is kinda loud and people hear me on the phone and I hear them no problem. Has pre outs and nice features. Overall very happy with it.