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JVC Single-Din Built-in Bluetooth, Dual Phone Connection, Android Music Playback, CD MP3 AM/FM USB AUX Input Car Stereo Player, Pandora Spotify Control iHeart Radio Receiver w/FREE ALPHASONIK EARBUDS

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Condition
New
Model
KD-R792BT + ALPHA
Weight
1310 g
Color
black
Controller Type
Touch
Special Feature
Pandora, Spotify
Connector Type
3.5mm Jack, USB
Works with
Smartphone, Speaker

Features 5

  • MOS-FET 50W x 4
  • Sub Woofer Direct Connection (Mono Lch)
  • Bluetooth(R) Wireless Technology (Built-in)
  • (HandsFree Call (HFP 1.6 wideband speech), 2 Phones Full-Time Connection, Audio Streaming and Control (A2DP, AVRCP), Voice Recognition Dialing, Siri EyesFree, Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP), Android Automatic Pairing)

Specs 28

Brand JVC
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth, USB
Controller Type Touch
Special Feature Pandora, Spotify
Connector Type 3.5mm Jack, USB
Audio Encoding Stereo
Audio Output Mode Mono, Stereo
Surround Sound Channel Configuration 4

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JVC Mobile Company KD-R730BT Car Stereo - Nice stereo
I purchased this stereo to replace the original radio on my daughters 2002 Mitsubishi Lancer. To Install, I bought the "Metra 70-7001 Radio Wiring Harness for Mitsubishi 94-Up". With the harness, the installation was simple and all the wiring matched up perfectly. The speakers were assigned right both for the balance and the fade. The stereo itself improved the overall sound in the car. Nice sound even though I left the original factory speakers in the car. The Bluetooth works through a USB adapter that you can plug to either the rear or front port on the unit. I chose the rear port which is on an extension cable just in case I had to reposition the plug to get a good Bluetooth connection. The Bluetooth connected almost instantaneously with an iPhone and the sound was clear. The unit also came with an external microphone that I installed on the left side of the windshield near the visor. The cable was long enough so that I was able to conceal the wire and position the microphone in a good position for speakerphone conversation. I've been impressed at how clear the sound is. The radio automatically pauses during phone calls which is great (and as it should be). Just about everything on this radio is done nicely. It includes USB and an auxiliary port on the front of the unit which allows for many connection options. There are also many options for the colors which is an added bonus when trying to match the colors of the lights in the car. The only gripe I have is that using seek and scan on the radio is not intuitive. I've only tried a couple of times but I've yet to find those two functions. My daughter loves this JVC stereo and all in all, I am happy with the purchase. I think the price, options, and quality of this stereo equal a nice value for the money! I would recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2013 by Alemore
Love mine!
I bought this unit for my wife's birthday back in July for her 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse. I liked it so much she got one for my birthday. She has an Iphone4, she and I BOTH love it. She can listen to her own music she's uploaded to her phone or even Pandora radio. She rarely uses her CDs anymore since most of her music is on her iPhone but it works well. She also uses it to make/receive calls from her cell without having to fumble with it while driving. The remote is little and she rarely uses it. For myself I also highly enjoy it! I installed it into my 1998 4Runner and it was very simple install for me (I'm a mechanic with focus on Electrical/drive ability). My only wiring issues were mostly from my own as I have CB radios, auxiliary fuse blocks, GPS units, and other electrical mods but fortunately for me; my vehicle came with an aftermarket radio and I didn't have to purchase the Metra wiring harness. By the way you DO want to research on Google or online car forums to find out if you need the Metra wiring harness for your vehicle. My wife's Eclipse did since she had an upgraded factory amp for her vehicle. I enjoy using the radio for both my own uploaded music and Pandora radio. I rarely use it for phone calls because as other have complained the audio quality from your phone to the other person isn't so good. You can hear the conversation through the speakers from the caller very well but they have a hard time hearing you. I suspect the microphone location may be the reason so keep that in mind during your install. I have my microphone ran from the unit through my upper vent to the driver's side A-pillar. The remote is very handy for me as I do not like to fumble with things while driving except to use my CB. The FM quality is good and so is the AM but I rarely use the AM channel. At first it was difficult to pair my Bluetooth from my phone to the radio but you need to be very familiar with your phone to do so. Once that was set it was simple and connects every time I use my phone on the BT option from the radio. I do not use my USB port with my phone as my phone for some reason wants to upload everything to the radio itself, which again you need to be familiar with your phone. My wife's iPhone she can do this with her radio and use it very well. I am very pleased with this unit and highly recommend it to anyone looking for the multiple uses it has. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2012 by Mike
Inexpensive bluetooth radio! No issue with calls. Bluetooth at high volume has some static.
Inexpensive bluetooth radio! Under $100, discontinued from the manufacturer I believe so I don't know how much longer it will be available. Perfect price for what I was looking for. No issue with calls. Comes with a wired mic that someone installed for me near my rear-view mirror, no complaints for call quality. I don't make many calls, but when I do I need my hands free because it's dangerous to drive and hold a phone, AND I also have a manual transmission in my car. Bluetooth media at high volume has some static. I am not an audio expert but I am picky about what I hear for music especially in my car since I am in it a lot. I noticed that anything transmitted over Bluetooth seems to have a little static on what sounds like higher pitched sounds which is more noticeable when I turn up the volume. I have made up for this by adjusting the equalizer settings but I think it is the nature of the Bluetooth audio streaming. I could be wrong though. I did try multiple android phones. It does pair up very easily. Automatically does every time I start my car if my phone Bluetooth is on. I simply start the music on my phone and put it in my pocket. The next and back track buttons. Just fair warning for anyone who does not know how Android and Operating System updates work. Pandora Information (track title) and controls (thumbs up, down, play, pause) only work with certain versions of Android/Mobile OSes. Jelly Bean being the latest version of android does not have a feature built in known as AVRCP which from what I understand (not a Bluetooth expert) passes those types of commands and information. So you will not be able to use all of the advertised functions with all operating systems. Gingerbread and some earlier OSes should work well from what I am reading. And the update for Jelly Bean will hopefully eventually be out someday soon. It does however pickup the contacts from my phone which is cool! It's not a built in feature of Android for some reason (thanks Google!) but a feature manufacturers or developers seem to have to add later. On an unrelated note. I love the radio otherwise. It offers an amazing array of colors to match your dash lights or just look different if you prefer! Buttons feel very sturdy. I love the amount of options. Auxiliary sounds good! I have not tried the USB functions extensively but I have heard you can connect a hub to the back which is probably suggested so that you don't have a loose USB device sticking out of the front which could be bumped or broken or cause wear on removal when removing the faceplate. A hub would allow the back port to be used for a drive as well and keep the device potentially hidden in your glove box or somewhere else. Otherwise I miss my SD card slot from my old radio. But Bluetooth streaming makes up for it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2013 by Alexander Coldwell
Solidly built, great value - plays everything (so far)
This is a solidly built unit. It feels well made. It has lots of tricks! First - the installation The installation took me about 1.5 hours total which included the removal of the previous am/fm/cd player. I installed this unit into a Ford E-150 van. One problem - I didn't think ahead to make sure that I got a vehicle specific wiring harness or a wiring harness adaper , but in retrospect it would not have done me that much good. My van already had the original unit replaced so I was adapting to an adapter that was already there. All the wires were color coded and it was a simple matter of snipping and stripping wires and then splicing them back together with electrical tape and small wire nuts. Once this was finished the unit played perfectly. I have a Samsung Galaxy note and I synced the phone with the blue tooth adapter supplied with the unit and it worked like a charm. The unit does have 2 USB ports, but one is on the front of the unit and one is at the rear of the unit. I had installed the Pandora app on my phone and when I started the app on my phone I was easlily able to have Pandora sync with the JVC unit - sweet! I then then removed the SD card from my Galaxy note, inserted it into a Transcend SD to USB adapter and plugged it into the front of the unit - the card was quickly read and played flawlessly. Curious about what the unit might also do , I attached an old Arcos 402 hard disk based music player/ camera/ camcorder to the unit - it located my music and commenced playing. I then attached a standard USB hard drive. After a search it located the music files (the drive was 500 GB) and played them with a few bumps her (some of the songs produced a file error. The hard drive files found resided on a FAT32 partition - I have no idea if the unit will read NT file system. Needless to say , but - nearly any should modern MP3 player play through this unit. I haven't had a chance to use my phone with the unit, but whenever I do I will update this review. As far as features and value I would rate the unit an easy 9 out of 10. The installation was fairly simple. I am very pleased with the units and consider it to be a great value. My van will no longer be home to hundreds of CD's! I will likely listen to most of my music via the SD-USB adapter and use my Galaxy note when I want to listen to Pandora (unless I want to cache Pandora to the SD card) I would recommend this unit to anyone looking to update their equipment. Added 15 August 2012 Months after the original purchase I am still very pleased with the unit and it's performance. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2012 by John G. Pollard
Great head unit.
This item is good, and should make most consumers happy. It has 3 RCA out-puts, so you can add external amps and subwoofers etc. By itself, through quality speakers, it produces loud, clear sound. It drives a powerful, full and punchy bass, super sharp highs and rich mids. Make no mistake though, you cannot simply replace a tight, tuned subwoofer with this and good 6x9s-- and you should have 3-way speakers (or 4- or 5- way) with good crossovers to avoid pushing your woofers to distort. The units ability to set colors for buttons and display is flexible and nice, and a good way to waste time playing around with it. Its really nice to have the ability to preprogram the brightness of the face at night, separate from the day brightness. The auto-dimming feature, which is automatic when you flick on running lights / headlights, worked perfect the first try (the splicing into the "orange" headlight detect wire was trivial). The main volume knob is extremely easy to accidentally press inward, (and so accidentally mute all sound) when you are trying to simply turn it. I have dexterous fingers and nonetheless have muted many times by accident - so I imagine this will be an issue with most users. The removable face works excellently, and comes with a simple case. In fact, I purchased this unit over a Clarion unit, simply because of the removable face plate, and it is satisfying. Another small gripe. The "Audio" feature which opens "fader", "balance" and so-forth is hidden well within the menu system, and I don't see a way to skip the laborious process of holding "menu" for 5 seconds, then scrolling through options to get to the "audio" menu, and then clicking down until you get to "fader" or "balance". Remember the old days when "fader" and "balance" were immediately accessible? Not so much anymore. Strangely, the EQ features are easily drawn up by holding the EQ button, which provides the separatebass,. mid and treble settings. Unfortunately for me, I do not use EQ, but buy good speakers instead. If you like to regularly adjust the actual level of the EQ bands, then this feature will be a godsend for you. It is extremely easy to hook up Bluetooth with my Samsung Galaxy phone. The unit has excellent phonebook support, the head unit all dialed calls, received calls, missed calls and so-on. It allows easy, intuitive browsing of the contact list at the faceplate. Two small gripes: making an actual handsfree-bluetooth call using this unit itself is not so great., The other end of the call complains about the voice quality. I turned up the mic to max, and routed the steering column and tried positioning it various ways toward my face. No one could hear me clearly. Since the mic plugs into a standard 3.5 mic jack, I will buy a replacement mic and cord and see if this improves the voice quality. Switching the headunit to AUX, and using my phone's built-in mic makes a crystal clear call (but then I cannot use the headunit to control calls). Even if my phone is several feet from my face, and to the side, the tiny little mic in the Samsung Galaxy is many times superior to the JVC mic, mounted right in front of my face. As others have noted, there is no clock if you power the unit off... but you can just power the unit on and not play music, so that's not a big problem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2013 by AmazonTom
Rockin
Stereo sounds great. Looks good easy to use. Bluetooth works great to stream music from iPod or Android tablet. Still not sure about the sound quality that the caller here's on the other phone but I love that I can turn my stereo up as loud as I like and not worry about missing a call cause I couldn't hear my phone. I can pull my microsd card out of my tablet and using an USB adapter plug straight into stereo. The stereo reads card within 10 seconds it has over 2000 songs with hundreds of artist and album folders and starts playing and I like you can stick on random. The iPod can plug in by USB or Bluetooth either way it displays song info and you can control either with stereo or iPod. My android tablet requires more power to charge so stereo does not recogninze it by usb plug I can play it either by aux in jack or bluetooth but have to charge seperately and stereo does not show song info and can only control via tablet. Reception for radio is excellent works better than any Sony or pioneer I have owned. CD player has yet to skip even on scratched and damaged CDs. The multitude of colors makes it easy to match dash lights on any car to blend in like stock or you can choose your own favorite colors. Different colors for buttons, display, daylight, night driving, phone calls, and menu. You could spend a day perfecting each choice with the "perfect" color. For the price, clean design, and features you won't find a better stereo unless you spend over $400 but if you are looking at stereos under $200 this is the one to buy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2012 by Eric E
Wrong Product - But Not Bad
There is something wrong with Amazon's information; I ordered this radio, received the wrong one, and returned it. I ordered it again from a different seller and again received the wrong radio. Both times, it was the same wrong radio, which didn't have half of the features I specifically wanted. The second time I received the wrong radio, I didn't realize it until after I had paid $80 to have it installed (it was shipped to my house, and before I saw the package my boyfriend picked it up and took it to the shop). Not wanting to pay another $80 to have it uninstalled, another shipping expense, and then yet another $80 to have the right one installed, I decided to just stick with it. So the following is a review for the radio I actually received: I was disappointed that it is not actually compatible with the iPhone at all. A friend tried their Android on it, and that was not compatible either. So the Pandora, iHeart Radio, etc features are moot, nor can I charge my phone by plugging it in to the unit. There is also no remote or earbuds included (which wasn't really a big deal to me anyway). I was also disappointed that there is no color options, and I'm not very fond of the red (which is the only option on this model). On the plus side, the CD player and radio work great, and the display is clear and easy to use. The Bluetooth takes a couple minutes to find my device, but once it connects it works splendidly. Although I can't use Pandora with the radio controls (other than skipping to the next song and play/pause) like I had wanted and is advertised, using it through Bluetooth is pretty sufficient. Overall, I'm satisfied, but would've much rather had the product I really wanted. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2018 by Steph
She wanted the deck, so I put it in.
Installation is pretty straight forward since I've done this multiple times over the years. No surprises, very easy. Once installed it made the stock speakers in my Ford Ranger sound so much better. I was seriously shocked how much better. I've never experienced such a drastic improvement. What I love about these JVC decks is the intuitive menu system. I never need to open the manual. Front Auxiliary and USB work great. My one gripe is that when I plug my phone in to the front USB to charge, it immediately changes the source and starts to search for music. Not that big of a deal but it would be nice to have a feature in the menu to "charge only" or some such since my SD card has an unreadable format. I didn't really feel it warranted a diminished score though since that format is my choice. Haven't tried the CD player but I'm sure it works just as well as the JVC deck in my girlfriend's car. Now to the rough and tumble part of my review. Bluetooth. What a pain. I have a Samsung Epic 4G (Galaxy S). Kind of an old phone but I got it free from work so I'm not complaining. Bone stock this deck does not like this phone. Bluetooth audio just didn't work. The phone feature was inconsistent. However through much trial and error I finally have both features working. Like I said my phone was originally stock, specifically because I was worried as to whether or not the phone would work with this deck. Since it didn't work stock I fooled around with different ROMS. I tried many different ones. Some wouldn't work at all and some would only work with the phone feature. Then I tried Avatar Rom (CM10 not CM10.1). Now not only does the phone work, but so does audio. I don't get all the audio features but I do get what I need. The track title, album and artist info all show up. Track time and bitrate info doesn't show up but I don't care. I can't play or pause music from the deck but I can skip tracks which is really all I care about. It's also a very specific process to get it to work every time. A little annoying but I'm not starving in some 3rd world country so I appreciate what I have. To summarize: Price to features ratio is outstanding. Easy installation. Breathes new life into stock speakers. Easy to navigate menu. Front aux and USB. Bluetooth - not all features work but the ones I need do. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2013 by ChiBurger
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