Pioneer MVH-S610BT

Advantages: sound, an abundance of settings, bluetooth, work with the application (qr-code on the box)

Disadvantages: knob drum (spinner) - configured in such a way that during music playback (from a flash drive, for example), accidentally pressing (even when changing the volume) on it launches the settings menu, and not the usual pause for me. The exit from the menu is a small "BACK" button, the native pause button is also small. And all this requires attention while driving, which periodically strains - I mechanically turned the volume without looking, but in fact the volume does not change, and you are already head over heels in some menu. There are two minuses from here - an unnecessary menu when pressing the knob, and small buttons. The screen, of course, is far from 4K (and I saw what I was buying, there are no complaints), but on the road I personally do not need the backlight (on the previous radio, the screen turned off after the specified time), and there is not enough large clock for the whole screen. There is an option to customize the screen, when small-sized clocks are displayed in duplicate - both the default system clock and the screen saver clock of the track strip (looks silly). Another inconvenience is when working with the application (from the phone). For some reason, the application refused to stick to the radio settings through the air, it still works only along the lace. And the lace is connected via USB. And if you want to adjust the sound according to the equalizer, then get ready for a funny leapfrog: usb cord - application - settings - equalizer - make changes - exit the application - remove the usb cord - plug in a usb flash drive - wait for it to be determined - select a folder, track - I turn on the track and try to track changes in the sound. If you are satisfied with this fuss - good. If not, everything goes in a circle again. Alas, both the track and the settings do not work at the same time. USB flash drive: here it is better not to fence a complex tree with folders - the radio tape recorder does not see those folders in which there are no music files. For example, if you create the JAZZ folder, and it contains the M.MILLER, K.MATSUI, O.PETERSON folders, etc., the JAZZ folder will be ignored by the radio tape recorder, and those that are collected in it with the tracks will be dumped into the common root heap.

Comment: Stands on a car in 2004, and fully corresponds to the design. IMHO will look archaic on a modern torpedo. Having suffered with the settings once, I was generally satisfied. PS: I tried to connect via BT, as Nikita K. advises. Alas, no. Doesn't want to. And the music "through the air" is transmitted with a bang, but the settings do not want. I add after almost a year: 1.I do not like the absence of the MUTE button ("shut down") - I used it on the old balalaika; 2. Established the principle of the priority of tracks in the folder for playback from a USB flash drive (and all root folders too) - and this is not an alphabetical order, but the date of recording on a USB flash drive. We look for all new tracks added to the folder immediately at the end of the list. And I don’t know how to change the priority to alphabetical. 3. Until now, he does not want to fully connect with the phone under the native BT application. Moreover, it was legitimate from one phone, and ignored all the others (including the main master's one). I'm writing about the native application with settings, it drives music through the air perfectly from any phone. 4. Somehow the presets of the radio stations that I tied to the buttons fly off; already too lazy to understand and poke around.

Advantages: Sound on a solid four with a plus, it plays much better than the mazda 3 bk standard. Bluetooth also has a decent sound quality. There are a lot of settings for every taste and acoustics possibilities.

Disadvantages: Personally, I do not have enough information content of the display, one more line would not hurt. Not the most comfortable keys, weak tactile sensitivity.

Comment: I listened to several compositions in flac, the smile from pleasure did not go away for a long time.

Advantages: A very convenient application from the pioneer, many will have a problem with entering it, but to enter the settings, select BT audio, hold down the wheel for 2 seconds and it will open itself on your smartphone

Disadvantages: Have not found

Comment:

Advantages: Presence of a processor High-quality assembly Functionality High-quality sound Three RCA outputs

Disadvantages: There are none (for me)

Comment: It's the best processor on the market for this budget.

Advantages: Simplicity and sound quality

Disadvantages: Speed ​​and glitches over time

Comment: And so for your money, fire, or anything not eternal.

The radio tape recorder is good, it can quite pull an already serious sound. I have 16 pride midbasses in front, from the back of the sub, and ovls, although in principle they can be removed, they sit on the repair. And what is good about the radio tape recorder is the setting, you can adjust all the channels by channel, the percent will pull. 3 outputs, which is useful, of the small amenities is the bluetooth flag. And so one of the best offers within 10k

Advantages: Very convenient to use, large, clear display, any backlight color.

Disadvantages: Is that it is not very convenient to dial a subscriber from the address book. But it's not a phone either

Comment: Very pleased with the device, for the money

Advantages: A lot of settings, a processor, an application for the phone, no CD-drive, sound quality, a lot of choice of backlighting can be adjusted to any car, price.

Disadvantages: - USB flash drive on the front panel. - The phone does not automatically connect if you have autorun and you come to a running car with the radio turned on.- When connecting the iPhone to the radio, several options appear when switching iPod, BT-A, and the Application is not clear why you have to poke scr three times to switch to the radio - the echo that the interlocutor hears when talking on the speakerphone

Comment: Despite the shortcomings, a good radio tape recorder fits perfectly into the interior of the car, the sound on the standard acoustics has become much better.

Good. Loud. Convenient.

Advantages: Super cassette recorder on the processor, the sound quality - after tuning - at altitude. though you can get lost in the settings.

Disadvantages: came to light by chance. a microphone from a pioneer radio tape recorder - but another one - does not fit. you need to put your own

Comment: came to light by chance. a microphone from a pioneer radio tape recorder - but another one - does not fit. it is necessary to set it to the native one, otherwise the type will constantly work as a voice control and will knock down all the work of the GU