BOSS Audio Systems BVB9351RC Car Stereo System - 6.2 Inch Double Din, Touchscreen, Bluetooth Audio and Hands-Free Calling, AM/FM Radio Receiver, CD Player, Backup Camera

Awesome sound and features for a great price. I love it! I put some electrical tape on the volume knob to make that better. You can also tap on the volume bar to change the volume quickly. Stock speakers and a subwoofer with an amp and the sound is amazing. Haven't gotten the back up camera connected yet and haven't tried a DVD yet. It could use some refinement but for the price it is amazing! I would buy another in a heart beat. One of the best amazon purchases I have made so far.

I wanted a bigger screen than 6.2in that also had a built in DVD player. This is one only thing this product falls short on. It has everything else I wanted and so much more I didn't even know was on the market all for a great price. I bought it with intentions of getting something else a few years down the road as technology advances. This head unit was way better than expected I'll probably be keeping it a few additional years on top of what I anticipated. Its very responsive and does not feel or look cheap. For the price you will not be disappointed you will be impressed. If you are going to use the back up camera for a truck, you will most like need a longer cable. I bought a different camera that was built into a new tailgate latch cover. Cable that came with that was so much longer and the head unit is already set up to accept different cameras than the one it comes with. And it has an option for a front camera so I can still use the one it came with for the front. Or I can put it in the bed so I can watch the video while driving to see if the load I'm hauling still looks secure. Or where ever you may want a second camera. It does not record just live feed. Remote has every button and then some for complete control. If your looking for a double din around this price range I doubt you'll find much better

Paid less than $100.00 for the Stereo w/camera and would do it again. Sounds nice, plays DVDs perfectly, bluetooth linked right up with my android phone, and back up camera is clear and works great. It doesn't have alot of specialty features and silly things that you honestly don't need, it simply does exactly what it says it does and does it pretty well. Would be nice to have a little better instructions for installing but didn't take me long to figure it all out. Attention: Remote has to be aligned perfectly or it will not work, makes it almost worthless, luckily I dont really need the remote.(((Note::: Simply ground the (Brake) wire and it bypasses the parking brake issue. )))

Garbage, absolute garbage.The radio is so cheaply made with older tech, which wouldn't be so bad if maybe Boss bothered to qa their products and firmware.I've gone through two of these now, the second of which I'm just returning (going back to Pioneer).The Bluetooth doesn't bother to display anything on the as screen as far as whats playing, and there's no phone ok function, both of which I've seen on even the cheapest of radios these days. It crashes and reboots usually when streaming from Bluetooth, and the audio quality is meh.Today while driving to catch a train into work, it froze up completely and even after killing power at the ignition, it's stuck on. Yes it's fully wired correctly. The unit is just not turning off now. I'm fully expecting a drained battery when I get back to the train station at like 8pm tonight. Told my wife to be ready to come by so I can jump my car.Audio quality aside from Bluetooth was actually decent, but the eq is lacking so badly. No real sub control, no xover controls... Eq bands barely allow for tweaking.Seriously, garbage radio. Keep your money and spend a bit more on a better brand. Even DualAV is better....

I regret purchasing this unit. It has a remote that is truly beyond my technological grasp and 90% of it is useless. I want up and down volume and next song on a CD. That's all. It is hard to operate-have to have perfect aim and risky to use when driving. The main knob on the unit is incredibly sensitive--raising and lowering the volume directly is hard as the slightest inward pressure goofs up the station selection and it takes lots of effort to return to your former station--guess idea is to use the unhandy remote.I suspect all new radios of this type are also disappointing in this respect, so I tolerate it. Sound is decent enough-but that is likely due to good GM speakers. I have no idea how to use the rear view camera-that is likely an accident waiting to happen. Great to have nifty inputs for you iphone, etc but none of these modern radios can compare in my mind to what GM put in its cars twenty years ago. Just cheap Chinese junk.

It was fairly easy to install and the directions are clear. I didn’t get around to hooking up my back up camera. I am very impressed with the sound of the system. The system easily hooks up with my I-phone and streams my music and phone answering is very easy. All in all I think it was a great deal and I would recommend this system to anyone.

I bought this to replace/upgrade the stock radio in my Dad's 2006 C4500. Along with it, I bought the Chevy wire harness, the antenna adapter, and the mounting adapter. Everything fit together smoothly and works great. It was only a short run from the fuze block and the fuze tap works great. We built an adapter to hold the camera so Dad can use it when he wants to hitch his 5th wheel trailers. The utility boxes block the view from the cab, so he loves the camera functionality.

for the price you get a old stereo without any modern features, there are so many better stereos for the price