Blaupunkt MEMPHIS440BT 6.2" Car In-Dash Touchscreen Multimedia Receiver with Bluetooth, DVD and CD

Literally amazed with just how much this head unit can do for so cheap. I can't believe it. I have 2006 Ford focus zx3 and installation was super easy. Just be sure to get the adapter. I really have nothing bad to say about it. The colors are adjustable, the DVD player works, the Bluetooth is awesome, and to me it sound a lot louder than my stock radio. Can't speak on how long it'll last but for now I am very happy with it

Its works like a menphis . Good quality of stereo .stay away from the Bluetooth . The performance is very good

It Was Very Well Packaged....Nothing Broken... Delivered By UPS....

great price great quality

I bought this for an older toyota with a double din dash. For about $60 (on sale or clearance) I took a chance since I could install it myself in about an hour.in the driveway. It fit the dash opening well without needing any faceplate adapter (Your car may vary) and I connected the radio wiring to a Toyota wiring adapter -available from Walmart for about $10 - in my living room before physically installing the radio in the car. I am pretty impressed with it and it fulfilled the previous buyer reviews that helped motivate my purchase. A TIP - If you just ground the correct wire then it will play DVDs or almost any videos- even while you drive. (Just keep your eyes on the road while moving as the driver!) Great for concert DVDs or the many Youtube Concerts (or other music or podcasts) that you can download with the right (non-chrome) PC browser to a USB drive or micro SD card. The screen can be 'blacked' by hitting one button for nightime driving with audio continuing if you want - and it plays all kinds of audio CD's, DVD's mp3s or connects easily to your smartphone (I have an android) for phone calls or music or radio apps. The touch screen and the rear- view camera connection all work fine too. The only non-perfect feature is the AM-FM reception. I replaced a premium Pioneer radio with HD-radio and the reception for weak or distant radio isn't quite as good but that wasn't a surprise. I just use my phone to hear almost any U.S. radio station or Podcast via the Bluetooth or aux-in anyway, which is nearly always equal or superior to over the air radio anyway. With the decent stock speakers in My Toyota the sound for music is very good and capable to be loud with good Bass. Not any noticeable difference from my previous Pioneer or Sony radios even for loud rock or jazz music. If you can't get this radio at the great price I got, it looks like one of the Dual Brand radios is nearly an identical clone of this one based on appearances and other customer reviews. Some come with the CD/DVD feature and others don't. Choose based on your preference and current pricing. Just be sure which you choose since only the small Disc slot at the top looks different between units. Also some similar units may have a steering wheel attachable remote rather than the credit card size remote this and most others usually include. Personally the decent size icons and touch-screen and mechanical volume knob make this easy to use with a quick glance even while driving so I rarely use the included remote. ( With my previous Pioneer radio, with too complicated menus and smaller displays and buttons partly due to being single din - half the size , I often had to use the remote to simplify adjustments without distraction or 'errors' while driving ) Some newer cars may need a more expensive adapter/connector if the car came with radio associated features such as security features, steering wheel controls or deluxe multispeaker JBL which may or may not be compatible with these aftermarket radios - even with a $20+ adapter. Do a little thinking and online research related to the vehicle you might add this radio too, especially if replacing the original factory radio.

i like price and quality

$23 more for the same stereo, XO Vision XOD1752BT. I have both and there's no difference in the start up logo, menus and sound. In fact this one does not shut off right after turning the ignition key off for some reason. It does turn off sometimes with the door opening or locking the doors. Sometimes it stays on for several minutes. It also fails to recognize a thumb drive and have to replug it in. The XO version does not have these issues.

The sound quality on the thing is really good. Much better than the stock radio even using the stock speakers. Connection to I-Phone blue tooth,(Takes about 10 seconds from start up and stays connected well) The remote works fine, DVD picture quality isn't bad if you want to use it. (I don't) So what is the down side? This is a car radio by definition. The one thing it does not do as well as the stock unit. (FM) the reception stinks. And the controls are not at all ergonomic while the driver is watching the road. If you want to use this for anything other than FM radio buy it. It does everything else very well. And again the sound is great.

Guess you get what you PAY for, NOT made in Germany, made in China!. Lasted 3 months, Bluetooth disappeared, would not link, icon for Bluetooth gone. DataLink also does not connect. Radio reception lousy. Tried to contact Blaupunkt but the number has been disconnected, sent E mail never got a response. I think this model MMP 440 Memphis has been discontinued along with who ever bought out Blaupunkt corp. Not worth getting replacement, just gonna use as shop radio and bought a Boss with a 3 year warranty included from the manufacturer via Amazon

Because of the reviews I was reluctant to order this head unit but decided to roll the dice anyway...bad decision. I can't say whether or not this car stereo is worth the money because I sent it back without installing it. What was shipped to me was a unit that appeared to have been rejected by a previous customer. The box had been ripped open and then taped back up. Inside the box the stereo had been repacked with miscellaneous non matching pieces of foam and the stereo itself was missing the "Transport Retaining Screws" which are used to protect the stereo's internal components during shipping. The plastic bag containing the wiring harness and manual had been torn open and the harness wires showed obvious signs of having been previously attached to something. I can only surmise that somebody bought this unit and installed it and then for some reason returned it. Like I said, I didn't bother installing it. I wasn't about to. I shoved everything back in the box and took it back to Walmart for a refund.