XO Vision Single-din In-dash Fm/mp3 Digital Media Receiver with Usb/SD

I really like this stereo and it is definitely a significant improvement over my previous one. I did have a traditional CD AM/FM stereo in my car and it was starting to mess up frequently. I had actually been looking for another for a while and I wanted one that would play my iPod and cell phone’s music and this one came up on the reviewer selection so it was perfect. I love that I can play my cell phone/iPod music and can put an SD card into the slot and play a playlist from the massive amount of music on my computer as well. It plays amazingly well and I am very pleased with that part of it. Now, as for installation I was extremely pleased with that as well. It was very simple to remove my previous stereo and install this one and there was very little hassle. My husband did the bulk of the installation with my minimum assistance but honestly it could easily be installed by one person. Installation took very little time and we were using it in no time. It has a remote that comes in handy and has an 18 station memory as well. I am very satisfied and would definitely recommend to others!

The XO Vision XD107BT Car Stereo MP3/FM Receiver with Bluetooth is a huge step up from the past. I was always used to car stereos with cassette players or CD players. This is such a nice change from that. It is pretty simple to install providing you know what to do. It comes with just about everything you need. One thing I love about this is it eliminates the need for CDs. No more lugging around CD cases. Just use your smartphone, MP3 player, or SD card. How awesome is that! It uses Bluetooth to connect to your phone or other Bluetooth device. All I have to do is download my fave songs to my device or SD card and bring it with me. It also comes with a remote, which is ok to use as long as you are not driving. That can be a bit of a distraction. Just set it to what you want before you leave and you are golden. Not skipping songs due to bumps in the road, no cassette tapes being eaten by the tape deck. I highly recommend this receiver. I think it is a great product for anyone and I plan on buying one for my son's car.

This car stereo receiver is an awesome product!!!!! My husband's car is an older model Toyota, so the technology was completely outdated, he has now entered the 21st century! I am so very in love with this product, you can listen to the fm radio channels you love, you don't have to keep up with CD's at all, it's easy to link the bluetooth to answer your phone wile driving and talk completely hands free. We downloaded all of my husband's favorite CD'S to an sd card and a thumb drive also so that it's easy for him and no CD case at all. Now installation is very easy to do yourself you may just have to buy the little kit at Walmart for your particular car make and model as I have included in the picture. It lights up blue, which is nice when you are on a long trip. I love, love, love this product. If you have any questions I haven't answered please feel free to ask.

Yes, I wanted to stream Pandora off my iPhone via Bluetooth in my golf cart. This gem is perfect for that. Now I can rock and roll if I play good or listen to the blues if I hook/slice/lose all my balls. I hate having to drive home without any more balls in silence...

The original equipment radio in my ‘97 GM diesel needed a replacement and this XD107BT receiver was selected. I was a bit leery of being without a CD player and no AM, but it supports FM, SD, Bluetooth, and USB port. Weighing only 12.2oz, it doesn’t impress much but that’s the way technology has evolved. The dimensions are 7"Wide x 4.5"Deep x 1 7/8"Height with 20 watt x 4 output. The screen is a little dim in daylight. As for the working features, streaming music from an I-phone using Bluetooth worked the first time tried. It functions as a speakerphone to answer a call, the music stops and when the call is finished, the music picks up where it left off. An I-Pod plugged into the AUX-in worked fine. A SD card and plugged into stereo also worked well. The flash drive plugged into USB port is a good option too, but it will not charge your phone. The volume was impressive but, naturally, it uses your vehicle’s existing speakers. The remote control has loudness, equalizer, bass, and treble controls. The installation was not easy for me. I had to buy an adapter kit, which WalMart sells. It was well worth it to get it in the dash and working

I come from the days of tape decks and am/fm, so I like the fact that this unit is not limited to Bluetooth. You can still listen to radio broadcasts, play just about ANY device, via the line-in jack, USB and also friends can use their iPhones, et all... to play their stuff through this. Soundwise, it all depends on the speakers you buy, which is a good thing. You can go budget or really high-end.

I recently received an XD107BT MP3 Player and FM Receiver by XO Vision. I installed this receiver as a replacement/upgrade in a used auto I was fixing up. If you have any mechanical aptitude, the installation of this receiver will be easy. Just make sure your unit is well grounded or you might get engine noise or static background noise during playback. Also keep in mind that the quality of sound during playback will also depend on the quality of your car speakers. What attracted me to this unit was its inexpensive price and some of its features. You can play music from USB drive, an SD card or use the line in jack to connect an MP3 player or smartphone. You can also stream music wirelessly (Bluetooth) and use your car stereo as a speakerphone. I don’t text or talk on the phone while driving so I didn’t test this feature with my phone. The XD107BT also has 4 channel audio output, 18 station memory and a small pocket size remote control. The output power is rated at 4 x 20 max power or 48 watt RMS. If you want an inexpensive car receiver with a few extra “bells and whistles” and decent sound quality then the XD107BT by XO Vision is an excellent choice.

Let me start off by saying that this does not have a slot for CDs. I think I may be one of the last who use CDs and now this stereo has brought me into the modern age of bluetooth and memory sticks. So, yes, it can connect with a blue-tooth, a memory card, even a memory stick, USB port. What surprised me most about this stereo is that it comes with a remote!! It was totally unexpected! The thing I dislike most and haven't figured out how to work is to keep the display on the clock at all times. it keeps changing back to the radio station, but if that is the worst thing about this stereo, then I can easily live with it. The controls themselves are simple to use, while not as big as I would like they are still easy to navigate. The remote is handy and saves me from having to reach up to the dashboard. If you don't know much about installing radios then I recommend getting a professional to install it so you don't break it. We intalled it in a 2001 Chevy Silverado and it fits just fine. We had to buy a plastic face plate thing to fill in the gap because the stereo is a rectangle and the space it went into was taller than the radio.

I received this product to review and I must say I was very excited about putting it to use. However, when My husband and son tried to put the XO Vision XD 107BT Bluetooth radio into our 2002 Mustang,it would not fit. We went to Walmart Automotive service department to see what we needed and I must say the sales associated was very helpful and knowledgeable. He recommended a mounting kit which that particular Walmart did not have.He also suggested grounding the wire to keep the radio from whining when it’s installed. The radio itself looks good and has a lot of features, but feels almost toy-like.Included in the box: Wire harness, remote, and tools. I really do think this is a great product for the price.

This little receiver is pretty simple to use once connected (correctly). I had someone "on the side" hook it up & it just didn't seem right to me. I won't even go into all the specifics of why but just know, it was not the route to go. I did it in the first place because I figured it was a very inexpensive unit, therefore not needing to spend far more on installation than the unit costs. Despite the dollar amounts of both unit & service, not a good idea to scrimp on professional work. So, I had to have it done by a licensed (up to date) mechanic. Obce done, things flowed rather easily. It's very user friendly & pretty simplistic but technologically advanced enough to be with times of today. It has Bluetooth, music list/catalog & typical stereo option capabilities & a little remote. The remote is cool considering the cost & size of the unit. Wouldn't've expected a remote for such a unit. Made me feel like (in my head) I'm with the in crowd now. Lol!!! That's tells u how out of date I was with a system in a car. Either way, this works & it works just fine. Imagine if used with banging booming speakers......woooooo hunny. Yes, I'm old fashioned. But I still know good quality stuff & this is one of those things, also, this works with or without a bypass. At least it did for me & that I was told. I also was told most units of any kind do. I don't know for sure. I always ask professionals first as I'm no mechanic or specialist with these items. I hope this helps even just a wee bit, :-)