Power Acoustik PD-710B Single-DIN Multimedia Source with Detachable 7-Inch Oversize LCD Touchscreen including Bluetooth 2.0

Installation:I installed this on my 98 Silverado which had a 1.5 DIN original radio. Bought a Scosche GM1483B GM02B MDA1B Dashboard Installation Package which came with a wire harness adapter, antennae extension and 1 DIN to 1.5 DIN bracket, etc. Wired up the wire harness adapter color for color with the supplied radio harness in this kit using 16 wire gauge butt connectors. I was only left with two wires that didn't have matching colors (Orange & Blue) which were not items I had anyhow. Every wire was labeled neatly. I used the longer of the two supplied mounting metal brackets to push the unit a little longer out the opening to clear my AC switches. The only issue I had was the longer finishing bezel didn't fit without cutting back some of the dashboard installation kit, so I used the smaller one and it still looks good and everything is locked down. Installation took about an hour.DVD:To get the unit to play DVD's, you can either ground the brown wire to the parking brake switch as advertised or you can just ground it with the black wire to the automotive ground or even the metal bracket that goes around the unit will work too. This way you can play it when ever you want.Operation:The unit is plenty bright enough and can be adjusted. The radio works great and was clear and plenty loud enough. The BlueTooth (BT) works well. I paired it with my iPhone 5 with no issues and was calling over the radio quickly. The volume and connection was loud and clear. Haven't tried the USB or SD Card interface yet but I'm sure those will be fine too.Comes with a screen pouch for when you want to remove your screen and the remote works well too.

"Or the quality"......I realize that there are many brands that have better known names out there and that the peer pressure of friends could steer a person away from a not so popular named brand like Power Acoustik, but I have to say I am very impressed with this unit, very impressed! I highly recommend this product and this company. I was a custom car audio installer over a decade ago, I worked for a well known shop, and i installed hundreds and hundreds of stereo systems. I have seen many different brands come and go, Heard e'm seen e'm...these guys really take the cake. Everything that is built into this unit really works, and the way they built it is the same durable rigid quality as any big names out there. If you have had trouble or end up having trouble with this unit I would have to say its not the stereo its the user or the devices they are trying to pair or use. I have an older, about 6 years old to be exact, LG Chocolate touch. I was able to pair it to the bluetooth, oh soooooo cool, (hands free phone calls) It plays DVD's and has a very nice LCD touchscreen display Its equipped with AV inputs in the back of the stereo so I was able to plug it in to the 18 inch flip down monitor in my truck. My son and I watched the matrix him in the back and me in the front. I was also impressed to have been able to take an old CD that I had burned 300 mp3's too about 10 years ago and they all played! I am so overwhelmed with this. Oh It also has a rear view camera option as well, All you need is an all weather camera to mount in the rear of your vehicle and an RCA style video cable to run to the video input in the rear of the stereo and you will be able to view anything that you cant see in your rear view mirror, like a kid, pet, or a toy, or hooking up to a trailer, Very cool. As for the sound, it has a built in mosfet powered amp! no need to add an amp for the door speakers, however you may find that you will need new door speakers to keep up with its power output, particularly if you have stock speakers still, If you hear popping from the speakers after installing this, its not the stereo its the speakers being over driven and the sound is the voice coil bottoming out on the magnet. The only need for the sound is an amp for the dedicated sub woofer output and you are set."GO POWER ACOUSTIK!"enjoy!

Yeah..., So far I'm not very happy with thing. I'll keep it for now but there are a couple of things that bother me. I've had it for about a month now. The first thing that bothered me was the fact that you can't adjust the sound levels when using an SD card. We all know that mp3s have different sound characteristics and you have to adjust the sound levels when you listen to them. Well this unit just turns off the playback as soon as you go into the sound level adjustments feature from the main menu. It doesn't do it if you're listening to the radio. Not helpful!. The second thing is that the USB plugin on the front doesn't work. It will either sit there for ever "reading" the drive or will just say "USB Error". This is one of the main features I was looking for in a player. I like to have several different drives with different genre's of music on them depending on my mood or what ever. Another thing is that even though the SD cards seem to read just fine, you can't select albums to play even though they are in different folders. There is no "menu" you can use to scroll through the different albums. They just play in order as they are on the card. If you want to listen to the 5th album or any other album you have to hit "next" until you get to it. Another thing is that even though I have my amps connected through the "low power digital outputs" if I play it too loud - like 20 or 21 - the channel will overheat and power off requiring me to kill the power and wait a few minutes before it works again.

I just installed this in my 2004 Dodge Ram 1500. I was replacing a flip-up unit that just died. I was a Clarion that I paid $500 for..with a Nav that sucked, iPod control that sucked and bluetooth that sucked.I was concerned that I might be going downhill, but so far this thing sounds good, hooked right up with my iphone, played bluetooth music, searches through an SD card without issue, displays photos, and sounds better than my Clarion was sounding.Cons?it completely covers my heater controls...I tried to really research this, but I didn't realize how much I use those controls. For now, I am flipping the screen up to change them....the screen looks really good, about the size of an iPad mini...doesn't really look overwhelming or anything.Only serious concern: how long will this thing last if I remove that faceplace every time I park somewhere?bottom line: it is probably the coolest stereo to have in that lower price range.

2nd Gen Camaro, the way the stereo cavity in dash, you need a screen that hangs down, this was only unit on market I could find. Was afraid of quality since it is so cheap.But seems to be pretty darn good. Touch screen is fast and responsive. Blue tooth works as expected. Some reviews said the USB doesn’t charge, but it is charging my iPhone 12 no problem. I like the USB media connection, your phones screen shows directly on the screen, pretty neat for watching YouTube (but keeps in the vertical position doesn’t go to landscape so not full screen).I haven’t hooked up rear view camera yet and only had installed for a day, so can’t comment on all features or how long unit will last, but out of the box I give this unit an A+

The materials are okay, even though the touchscreen low key kinda sucks. Good for the price I guess, but just a little slow to respond to the touch. Sometimes you have to be very firm on your press or you'll find yourself tapping the screen various times. The sound quality is okay if you're playing off of Bluetooth or CD (I'm assuming. Haven't used a CD in years). BUT, the radio feature ALWAYS sucks! Its always static on any station! I thought I had a poor ground but have gone in there a couple of times to try to solder that bitch and is absolutely no help. I was questioning my skills til I bought another higher end Power Akoustic (10" tablet looking one) stereo and that one too has static on all stations. I noticed on both of the Power Acoustiks that I bought that the stereos only work like every other 5 feet on the road lol. I'll be in traffic in either car and it sounds all static-y in one spot and as soon as traffic slowly rolls forward, it'll be fine til I move another 5 feet. On and off, on and off. I end up sitting in silence better. Bluetooth again sounds okay. It's also a little choppy to navigate. The menu and all could have had a much better flowing interface. I had originally bought this one and thought maybe I did a poor job grounding the stereo but after having purchased my 2nd stereo from this brand, I'm realizing it's not the installation but the devices. Two Power Acoustiks is enough for me. Theres also many features listed on the ad but the devices can't do half of them -__- no tilt features or FF or REW and the remote is overly complicated for the little it can do. Ive had this one for about a year now, still doing it's basic functions fine. The 10" tablet looking one has been with me for 3 months and can't stop complaining about the radio static and fidgety a** menu that cuts your music off just to turn the blinding brightness down. (That's another thing, NO AUTO-DIMMING FEATURE!!!!). I'm in the market for a third stereo as I type this review and this time I will definitely be sticking with a known brand.

This is my fourth Power Acoustik head unit, over 10 years and three cars, and it's great!I had the double din version in my other car and I sold the car (It worked great for three years) so I bought the single din version for my wife's car!*Important Installation Notes*-There are two screws on the bottom of the unit that are clearly marked and state that they "must be removed before being able to operate".-After wiring, before turning on the unit, be sure to plug in the speaker wire harness before plugging in the power wire harness (manufacturer guidance).-I recommend that you hit "Loud" on the remote. You only ever have to do this once ever (unless you disconnect the power. This will bump up the power output and it sounds much better.Pros-When a call comes in the radio automatically switches over to the phone and lets you choose to answer. When the call is over it goes right back to the last function.-The Bluetooth is awesome-dvd's play easily, sound is good-Good bass (once you hit the "loud" button on the remote)-and you can even choose what region the radio works in (U.S. or Europe etc.).The only con-The screen cannot be tilted.

This is the best car stereo I've ever owned so far. I was a bit skeptical at first given the unknown brand name and suspiciously low price, but I just shoved that big bastard in my car and it does everything it said it would with no problem. The Bluetooth pairs with my Sony Xperia Play with no issues and functions even better then I expected. My only gripes are that it partially obstructs my climate controls in my 07 Hyundai Tiburon (that's my own fault for not measuring, but it's not a big deal) and its OS can only read up to 108 folders at a time (again, probably only a problem for me and not the casual user). It comes with two different size face plates it case you need it to sit outside your bezel a bit (like mine), and it even comes with an AV adapter. Installation was a breeze thanks to the wires being properly color coded and tagged, and the sound is clear and powerful. I'm very impressed and recommend this stereo to anyone.

Si me gusto pero la imagen no corresponde a lo que ofrecen

One of the best car decks out there really good for the price and bluetooth feature is amazing. Screen brightness could have been better tho

Good product, fits my Jetta well. It covers some of my temperature dials but I’m not too picky.

Not even 2 years after the purchase and the deck wont play DVDs properly, freezes up, and wont play MP4 from the usb. This is the first time I try the USB and it wont work for MP4 playback. Sounds alright for music playback, cd playback works when it wants to, phone feature sucks, save your money. This is trash

I used this radio in my semi as it flips down and works great. Everything works except I put in a dvd to watch, watched the movie but can’t get it to eject now.