Kenwood 2 Din Receiver with HD Radio

What does the Kenwood double din DVD player do?

This DVD player features a range of services which include built-in Bluetooth, hands-free profile, audio, and video remote control plus dual phone connection. This DVD player features a range of services which include built-in Bluetooth, hands-free profile, audio, and video remote control plus du… .

How does a Kenwood car radio receiver work?

Many models feature Bluetooth® and HD Radio™, and offer the connectivity you need to take all your music on the road. Digital media receivers connect to your music sources via Bluetooth, USB ports, SD card slots, satellite radio ports, and AUX inputs. They do away with the CD slot in favor of more connectivity.

Is the Kenwood 6.2 inch DVD receiver built in?

User rating, 4.7 out of 5 stars with 694 reviews. Access media on the road with this 6.2-inch Kenwood DVD receiver. It has Bluetooth connectivity for safe hands-free calls and convenient music streaming via a smartphone, and the USB and auxiliary ports let you listen to MP3 files on a flash drive.

What can I do with Kenwood eXcelon double DIN Bluetooth?

The big 3-line display shows you all your music information, while its versatile Bluetooth options also get your smartphone involved in the action wirelessly. As far as music, Kenwood loaded this receiver up with controls for Pandora and Spotify, or you can add satellite radio for the longest road trips.

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Kenwood is another well-recognized manufacturer, and it has brought this model to the market, although it’s a bit more expensive than typical midrange stereos.

The first thing that stands out is the fact this model comes equipped with a HD radio receiver (in addition to standard FM & AM). If you like radio then consider checking out this model because HD radio is such a step up from the standard bands in terms of audio quality.

In addition to that we have a well-designed and user-friendly interface, and the model is bundled with preloaded iPod, iPhone and Android controls so you can easily sync your devices and control them through the stereo. There is also a USB for physical synching, and the port is strong enough to charge devices that are plugged in.

The only downside is that the interface can be a little sluggish, often with a bit of a delay between pressing an option on the screen and seeing the command carried out. That could well be patched in a future software release however, and until then it’s a pretty minor complaint for an otherwise very good stereo.