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JVC KD-SX27BT Car Stereo with Bluetooth, 100W Digital Media Receiver, 1.5A USB, Single DIN Head Unit with AM/FM Radio & AUX-in, iOS/Android JVC Remote App, 13-Band EQ, Dual Phone Connection

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Condition
New
Style
Single DIN Car Stereo
Model
KD-SX27BT
Dimensions
3.94"D x 7.17"W x 2.09"H
Connector Type
3.5mm Jack
Audio Output Mode
Stereo
Output Power
100 watts
Works with
Smartphone, Speaker

Features 6

  • WIRELESS DIGITAL MEDIA RECEIVER: JVC KD-SX27BT Car Stereo Receiver integrates easily into a wide range of vehicles and lets you stream music from popular music apps like Pandora & Spotify wirelessly via Bluetooth, or play stored tracks on your device
  • POWERFUL CAR AUDIO: With a built-in 100W amplifier (50W/channel), this single DIN car stereo uses K2 technology & a 13-band EQ for detailed sound. Time Alignment ensures sound reaches your ears at the same time & Sound Lift enhances audio positioning
  • BLUETOOTH CAR STEREO WITH UNLIMITED STREAMING: Connect 2 phones full-time (with hands-free calling) & up to 5 BT devices simultaneously. Play music via AM/FM, USB, AUX-In or connect an additional amplifier or sub with the preamp-out for on-the-go fun
  • FAST CHARGING AND AUDIO PLAYBACK: The USB 1.5A port quickly charges your devices on the go, so youre always powered up during long drives or adventures, this receiver supports MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, and high-res FLAC files for ultimate audio experience

Description

Digital Media Receiver featuring Bluetooth / Front USB • AUX / 13-Band EQ / JVC Remote App Compatibility Unleash the power of music on the road with JVC's KD-SX27BT Digital Media receiver! This receiver is designed to seamlessly integrate into a wide range of vehicles. And with the Bluetooth technology, indulge in the freedom of wireless music streaming. Listen to popular music applications and music stored on your device with basic audio controls. Control the receiver's source directly from the smartphone using simple finger gestures with "JVC Remote" app* (now available for both iOS and Android). The reduced depth of the chassis contributes to a weight reduction and facilitates easier installation. Rapidly charge your smartphone using the USB port, with up to a maximum of 1.5A. You can connect two phones full time via Bluetooth, with secure and simple pairing. Calls to either phone can be received by a push of a key on the receiver. Connect up to 5 Bluetooth devices simultaneously, allowing you and your friends to take turns streaming music like a DJ. Move to the groove and get the party pumping to the max. K2 is a JVC original technology that reproduces the original master sound by expanding the frequency range. On-screen display menu now available in Spanish. The Time Alignment Allows you to digitally delay the closest speakers so that every speaker reaches your ears at the same time. Raise the sound position heard from the speakers by adjusting the sound frequencies.

Specs 25

Brand JVC
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth
Special Feature AM Tuner, Built-In Bluetooth, Equalizer, FM Tuner, Hands-Free Calling
Connector Type 3.5mm Jack
Audio Output Mode Stereo
Surround Sound Channel Configuration 4ch X 50 Watts
Product Dimensions 3.94"D x 7.17"W x 2.09"H
Output Power 100 watts

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Top Amazon Reviews

Great for the price, highly recommend for a basic upgrade.
Style: Single DIN Car Stereo
Review Image by Mkruger
Installed this into an 1987 Monte Carlo. This provided great sound when paired with the Pioneer speakers in the front and the rear Kenwood speakers. I am not using an amp. Sound is clear. USB play back works well. The large knob is a great feature and makes controlling the radio easier when driving. The button placement is logical with the most used ones in logical locations. The display is easy to read. It is a nice feature that the display and button brightness can be programed. Also unlike many radios I have installed over the years this dims properly with when the headlights are turned on. This is a great stereo for cursing around with far superior sound quality to stock. It is not a deep radio so it fits well in the dash. A nice feature is that the clock sets itself off of the FM signal that it picks up. One downside is that the advertised app is not available for use with my Pixel phone. The play store states it cannot be installed since it was made for an older version of Android. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026 by Mkruger
Plenty of Audio Control Settings for Nerds
Style: Single DIN Car Stereo
Amazing replacement for audiophiles on a budget, plenty of audio settings to tweak and for you to make your own sound signature. Call quality from the microphone is really good nothing to crazy but it's really good. I enjoy this unit quite much after replacing a 10 year old also JVC headunit.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2026 by Joseph Mukwato
Buen sonido
Style: Single DIN Car Stereo
Super
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2026 by Margarita Lopez Diez
Works good, installs easy
Style: Single DIN Car Stereo
Review Image by Garrett
Sometimes Bluetooth doesn’t connect right when you hop in the car, and you have to turn it off, turn it back on to get your phone to play. Which I’ve experience on multiple different stereos, maybe just a Bluetooth problem. But other than that, sounds good, looks good, installs easy
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024 by Garrett
Great sound! Simple to use and install.
Style: Single DIN Car Stereo
Worth the money. So many sound customizations available including a crossover that many don’t include at this price range. Great power as I’m coming off of stock radio. Bluetooth connection is not instant but not a deal breaker at all. Installation a breeze too. JVC bluetooth app did not work for me though. Overall a good buy and good upgrade from stock. You can definitely hear the difference. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2026 by MG_CA
Highly recommend for price!
Style: Single DIN Car Stereo
It works and sounds great for the money. My husband does alot of lawn mowing so mounted this on his tractor. The first JVC lasted for about 15 years! Getting another JVC was a no brainer. It still fit into the same case he had made for the first one.
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2026 by Lindsay
Questionable Features
Style: Single DIN Car Stereo
Review Image by Pete B.
I bought the JVC KD-SX27BT because I wanted to upgrade from my 2015 model Alpine CDE-151 because it didn't have BlueTooth for handsfree phone use. The BlueTooth in this JVC works fine with my iPhone and the sound of the stereo is good too. The radio bands work as I would expect. I think the Aux In would also work fine but I haven't tried it. I set the clock when I installed the stereo and it lost the setting one time after that but I reset it and it has remained set since then. The EQ has several preset choices and there is a manual EQ setting that you can make. Other than those things, the JVC stereo is a disappointment to me. The menus for setting it up are hard to understand and navigate. For some strange reason, the button to enter the menu system is a very tiny one on the right end of the main button row, smaller than the pad of my little finger, and the opposite button to go back a level in the menus is the tiny one on the left end of main buttons. In addition, both tiny buttons are multi-function depending on what you are doing with them. The phone control button is placed below the volume knob and hard to see to quickly answer while driving. I haven't been able to get the search function to work in any meaningful way to search folders of albums on my flash drive. If I just insert a USB flash drive drive, the stereo will play each folder in succession but it's unknown to me how to jump to a specific folder using the search function. I've downloaded the operating manual and read through the section several times while at the stereo and it doesn't seem to do what is written. All I can do is use the forward and backward buttons to cycle through songs or albums in succession. Incidentally, the search button is the tiny one on the left that I mentioned before. I think I can't get it to work because it is a multifunction button that requires some action that I haven't discovered yet and wasn't written about in the manual. What bothers me the most is that there doesn't seem to be a simple way to adjust the bass, mid, treble, balance, or fade without having to go into Audio Settings menu (using those tiny buttons) and backing out of each adjustment to go to the next one. On my old Alpine, I can simply press one button labeled AUDIO and it would cycle through each of those settings, stopping just long enough on each for me to adjust it with the rotary knob, then move to the next one. In the JVC it is dangerous to try going into the menus to adjust them while driving. The display is plenty bright but the data scrolling by on the screen is not presented meaningfully like it was on my Alpine, which would show the folder and track number always on the display, and then the group, album, and song title if I pressed one button repeatedly. The JVC seems to change the order of those things, sometimes showing more or less, and it never shows the folder number. Maybe most people don't use USB music but I have a nice collection that I love to listen to when driving. I decided that my Alpine stereo is way better than this JVC and I'm putting it back in the car. I just ordered a standalone BlueTooth unit that clips on the visor and has speakers, a mic, and controls to wirelessly interface the iPhone for handsfree calling. When a call comes in, all I will need to do is pause the Alpine music manually and touch the Answer button on the BlueTooth unit. I should have thought of that solution before. There's no need to involve the car stereo for phone calls. Maybe my issues won't matter to some people but If I bought another stereo, I'd probably look at Pioneer, Sony, or Kenwood. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024 by Pete B.
Pretty good
Style: Single DIN Car Stereo
Easy to connect to and does well
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2026 by Melissa
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