It is logical for it to be bad for its price, but I didn't expect it to be that bad. I mainly wanted it for the USB. It turns on the amplifier even when it's off (just turn the car key) and it has grounding issues in its body or outputs. Very cheap construction, you can tell by its weight and size. The sound quality is terrible and surprisingly you have to turn the volume up to 25/60 to realize that it's working. Lastly, the front panel constantly changes its lighting color (like Christmas lights), which makes it annoying and even dangerous at night. In the end, I went back to the 25-year-old Xplode with radio only and this one simply went to recycling!

It's a waste of money, it barely catches the stations and it's not a matter of car antenna, I do not recommend it

It lasted me 2 months and broke down, it's not worth the effort, I should have just gone for a more expensive one from the beginning!! For me, not even worth the trouble

Very poor quality radio, the receiver is very weak, it doesn't even catch signals in areas with strong reception, even within the city. Now I know that if I were to buy a cheap car audio again, I would spend an extra 10€-15€ and go for something more reputable!

Yesterday I bought it and it seems good to me (for its price). Well, don't expect anything of great value. The product's photo (turned off) does it injustice. They should show it as it is when it's turned on..........since I'm thinking every night with my wife to go down in our car with our drinks and turn it on, so that it illuminates like a colorful disco ball. The introductory message "HELL" got lost, couldn't they add another digit? It scares me every time I turn it on, (in the end, it shouldn't have written anything). I will come back after extensive use.

After about a year of cohabitation........ It doesn't save radio stations in its memory and the volume of the radio, if you decrease it, to restore it you have to rotate the rotary knob to the desired volume and then turn it off (the radio) and turn it on again to activate the selected volume. It can't get any weirder.