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Pioneer AVH-X2800BS In-Dash DVD Receiver with 6.2" Display, Bluetooth, SiriusXM-Ready

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  • PIONEER 6.2" D.DIN W/BT A/V RECEIVER SAT. RADIO RDY
  • 12VOLT MULTIMEDIA
  • PIONEER 6.2" D.DIN W/BT A/V RECEIVER SAT. RADIO RDY
  • PIONEER AVHX2800BS

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PIONEER AVHX2800BS PIONEER 6.2" D.DIN W/BT A/V RECEIVER SAT. RADIO RDY - Overview: 12VOLT MULTIMEDIA Specification: PIONEER 6.2" D.DIN W/BT A/V RECEIVER SAT. RADIO RDY

Brand: PIONEER


Media Type: CD, DVD


Screen Size: 6.2 Inches


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth


Product Dimensions: 11"L x 9.5"W x 6"H


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.5 x 7 x 3.88 inches; 3.7 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ AVH-X2800BS


Department ‏ : ‎ car stereo


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ November 4, 2015


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Pioneer Electronics USA Inc


Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,039 ratings


Item Weight: ‎3.7 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎6.5 x 7 x 3.88 inches


Item model number: ‎AVH-X2800BS


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Wireless Remote: ‎Yes


Memory Card Slot: ‎CD, DVD


Weight: ‎5 Pounds


Date First Available: November 4, 2015


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    • Great radio a a reasonable price for my 2010 Dodge Ram
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OK I love this radio but it wasn't cheap to put in my 2010 Dodge Ram. I am writing a long review in hopes it will help the next guy with a Ram and S5 phone. ABC warehouse charged me $250 to put in in because I didn't buy the radio and accessories from them. I am not sorry I let them do the install though because my dash did have to be dremelled out for the Double DIN to fit and I would rather let someone who knows what they are doing do that because it turned out almost perfect. The guy said this particular setup fit better in my truck than any other Rams he had done. I got a deal on Amazon on the radio $160.00 and added a 3 year warranty so the radio and accessories I roughly paid $400.00 for the radio and all the parts you will need to buy if you want to maintain all Chrysler controls and bypass parking brake switch and a additional 3 year warranty Amazon purchases: 1) MicroBypass ALL AVH-X Video In Motion Interface for Select Pioneer Receivers Sold by: MicroBypass 2) AUTO-VOX HD Car Rear View Backup Camera Waterproof License Plate Camera Reverse Parking Monitor Kit with Wide Angle for Truck&RV Sold by: AUTO-VOX 3) PAC C2R-CHY4 Radio Replacement Interface for Chrysler Sold by: Amazon.com Services, Inc. 4) PAC steering wheel controls to go with 2R-CHY4 Radio Replacement Interface Ebay purchases: 1) Double Din Dash Kit for After Market Radio Install with Wire Harness & Antenna ITEM PRICE: US $10.98 Free shipping ITEM ID: 400403885092 SELLER: uneeksupply (394261) Total: ~ $700.00 with install and warranty I did not buy an aftermarket Sirius reciever or antenna because I don't use Sirius. Everything else works as the factory radio did. The good: 1) I love being able to customize control button colors (made red to match my truck) and set a custom background (Dodge Ram logo). 2) Bluetooth connects great . 3) The AppRadioOne functionality is pretty nice but hangs once in a while but its not hard to recover. 4) The DVD picture quality is very good. 5) The interface is pretty easy to get used to. 6) Works well with my Samsung S5 and S7with Car mode turned on. 7) The Navmii and Waze apps work great for maps with car mode turned on and voice recogntion 8) With AppRadio you can view songs, the stock map (not as good as Navmii or Maze), the weather and events all at the same time as well as your car speed all on one screen. 10) You can listen to the radio with the Navmii or Waze apps running. (Hit volume button and you can select weather to mute the radio, maps directions, or both). 11) The camera I chose works great and the radio even has a option to turn on the camera while going down the road if you want to see whats behind you. 12) Graphic equalizer is very nice. 13) Plays HD FM as well. 13) Sound is great. 14) Built well and good design 15) Steering wheel controls work like factory. 16) Can play musi, view pictures, and watch videos loaded on thumb drive with USB set as input. The not so good: 1) Took a while to get all the settings right so the apps worked the way they should. 2) The Bluetooth voice recognition pacman option did not want to work at all in Bluetooth mode or AppRadio mode until I turned on car mode on my Samsung S5 which I am growing to love. 3) AppRadioOne doesn't support many Android apps. (which they supported Dashcommand, Torgue, etc.) 4) Many screen options are greyed out once the car is started (Pioneer safety practice). You need a toggle switch of some sort to get them to un-grey while moving. ABC warehouse wired the toggle to do that into my headlights. 5) The AppRadio App does occasionally hang. 6) Bluetooth itself connects fairly slow but but my phone has alot of contacts so don't get in a rush. 7) I still have not been able to get the keyboard to show up on the Radio screen. It goes back to my phone always. 8) The camera is a little fuzzy at night but useable. Has nothing to do with the radio just the lighting. I am still glad I didn't spend too much on a lighted camera because it works really good in the day and didn't cost too much so if it quits I can replace it easily and for not a lot of money. To customize your own back ground you will need a FAT formatted thumb drive with a 800 x 480 jpg image to load on the thumb drive and no other pictures or files and you will have to switch the settings to USB on the radio temporarily instead of AppRadio mode for the Android. There's a Youtube video on that. Don't worry about the video with the 2 guys who say the type of thumb drive id important you just have to make sure its FAT formatted and the radio is on USB mode to load it from my experience. Overall I am a very happy camper and look forward to many years of use ahead. My advice is to plug your phone into USB when you get into the car and your phone will be charging and you will be able to use any of the apps you desire. If you phone is not plugged in you are limited to the internal radio functionality and Bluetooth calling only. It works good either way with the S5 and S7 once your get everything configured correctly. I have posted some pictures of the radio in my truck. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2018 by MattAT MattAT
    • Solid performer, great value, minor technical flaws
Edit: Updating to five stars. If I could do 9/10, I would. This little unit is very highly featured and has great sound quality. Currently there is one other review for two stars of the Pioneer AVH-X2800BS. I guess the marketing nerds at Pioneer don't know you shouldn't put "BS" in your product names, I digress. The issues our other reviewer has had with connecting the phone into the unit wirelessly, I am not experiencing. The good: Four stars for value, features, and sound quality. I paid $245. This unit has a DVD player, video in/out, a separate reverse cam-in (more on that later), built-in high and low pass filtering with selectable slope for front/rear and sub RCA (4 volt) outputs, and plenty of power for stock speakers. The sound quality, is a clean sounding unit free of amplifier distortion/clipping up to the max volume. I purchased and installed an eSky back-up camera too use with this unit, and as long as you wire it all up correctly, the backup feed comes on automatically. A huge benefit in my full size truck. The integration with my Galaxy Note 4 phone book/contacts is well executed, and hands free calling is a breeze with the included wired microphone. The bad: I could have given this little dynamo five stars if not for one thing. My major gripe is that the unit is not quiet at idle, leaking high frequency noise when powered up without an audio signal. I usually associate this with poor filtering of the display noise from the audio section of the unit. That's my layman's way of explaining the issue, I'm not sure that's exactly what's causing the noise. As an audiophile, and based on my long term positive experiences with Pioneer car audio products, this is disappointing. Fortunately, this "threshold" noise doesn't increase in volume with increasing volume levels. Basically, as long as you're using the unit, or driving down the road, you'll probably never notice this. The ugly: There are minor quirky things with the Bluetooth connection, along the lines of the text displayed, the time signal for audio processing seems to vary a bit (audio playback slows and speeds up seemingly at random- the BT Audio in my Subaru legacy does the same thing, it might be my phone), the "mode" button on the unit face doesn't seem to do anything at all. The thing is, were talking about an extraordinarily feature packed multimedia computer that is expected to play nice across multiple software and hardware formats, and it does an exceptional job of that considering how little retail is on it. Would buy again, no hesitation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2016 by Jason Ricca

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