Pioneer MVH-1400NEX Digital Multimedia 6.2" Display with Apple CarPlay (Does Not Play CDs)
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Features
- Works with Apple CarPlay - 800 x 400 resolution, clear-resistive touchscreen, 24-bit True color panel, display & color customization, dedicated Spotify app control A/V source control's content from iPhone & Android devices
- Multilanguage display (attention/SP/Fr/chi), hands-free calling & audio streaming, Dual phone connection, MPEG-2/MPEG-1/MPEG-4/favorite/DivX/WMV video playback
- WMA/WAV/MP3/AAC/FLAC audio playback, 1.5A USB port, aux input, composite A/V input, backup-camera input, wired remote input, composite video output
- Mistral takes the music from iPhone/iPod, USB device or certain Android devices & plays it back with added transitions & effects to create a virtual DJ inside the PIONEER receiver
- Includes wiring harness, USB extension cable, Bluetooth microphone and manual
Description
The MVH-1400NEX features Apple CarPlay, the smarter, safer and more fun way to use your iPhone in the car. Apple CarPlay gives iPhone users an incredibly intuitive way to make calls, use Maps, listen to music, and access messages with just a word or a touch.
Product Dimensions: 11.1 x 9.7 x 3.45 inches
Item Weight: 3.39 pounds
Item model number: MVH-1400NEX
Batteries: 1 CR123A batteries required.
Date First Available: January 19, 2018
Department: car audio
Manufacturer: Pioneer
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I have a 2004 Toyota RAV4 for my "work car". I upgraded the in-dash receiver about a year or so ago and THOUGHT I was happy. In November, I rented a vehicle, for a long trip, and it had an Apple Play receiver in the dash. From the minute I plugged in my iPhone, I was sold and knew I was well overdue for another update! I purchased the Pioneer MVH1400NEX and absolutely love this receiver. The installation was simple, straight forward and was completed in less than one hour. The touch screen is extremely responsive and intuitive. The colors are vibrant and easily visual during daylight hours. Whether I am connecting via Bluetooth or Apple Play the receiver responds quickly and efficiently each time. As other have stated, you are required to either connect an emergency brake connection OR install a bypass to prevent certain functions from being blocked. I have no desire to attempt to watch videos and drive, but they also block Bluetooth settings as well. That IS a problem on long trips for me. I installed a license plate frame backup camera, this past weekend, and the installation to my new Pioneer couldn't have been easier. I love the installation, the appearance, the performance and convenience of my new Pioneer MVH1400NEX and recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their sound system.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2020 by Dennis O. Clardy
I've already bought two. Any other car play stereo for the same price is garbage compared to this. I don't use an amplifier with this because It gets loud enough before the speakers clip. I use an aftermarket subwoofer and aftermarket backup camera as additions to my setup and they work flawlessly with this. The user interface, especially the settings menu, is amazing. I only have two complaints... the car play occasionally disconnects briefly, but this is rare though and doesn't bother me that much. Also, there's touch screen volume buttons but no physical knob which may bother some. I however have control buttons on my steering wheel that I connected to the stereo with an additional interface adapter. I almost always use those instead of the ones on the stereo just because my fingers are already sitting on top of them. So long as the price stays below $300 I'll by this stereo again anytime I'm putting a new stereo in my or my buddies cars.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2020 by Dylan h.
Pros: this unit works as described. I especially love the Apple CarPlay feature… Although somewhat limited only by Apple it’s still functions very well. (Apple) is slowly releasing more and more individual apps that make use of the CarPlay function. Google maps will recently added to that list. The inputs and outputs on more than enough. I am using it with two separate amplifiers running eight speakers and a sub woofer. The sound adjustment settings let you fine tune the music to your liking, individual crossover points for front rear and sub. The pioneer App radio feature it’s slightly difficult to navigate but I did not buy the unit for that purpose, it was mainly for the Apple CarPlay feature and the ability to have multiple inputs and outputs. Overall the build quality is great, the screen is beautiful and well lit and I love the capacitive touch screen which feels more like a smart phone
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2018 by Dallas Lewis
So I own a 2006 Ford Explorer XLT and it was time to upgrade from my stock stereo due to the fact of having no aux since I enjoy listening to music on YouTube, Pandora, etc. I was looking around the amazon market until I found this one. After looking at many great reviews, I had no second thoughts and decided to purchase it. Stereo arrived nicely packaged so no issues there. I also bought a stereo dash kit which includes antenna adapter, wiring harness, and double din bracket sold by carampsonline on eBay (Double 2 din car stereo radio dash kit trim w wiring harness & antenna adapter - $14.35). On a side note, the stereo comes with a long light green wire which its purpose is to prevent you from seeing videos while driving. (Details are explained by youtuber Christopher Goorbarry - Pioneer MVH 1400NEX install 22:05-24:10) To bypass this, you must buy a 3A-250VAC 6A-125VAC on/off switch as shown of glove compartment photo (also bought on eBay sold by triplej2017 - $13.99) Connect the light green wire to the positive wire of switch and the negative wire of switch to the ground anywhere on your car. So far no issues, besides the lag with Bluetooth with a 1 sec. delay while phone is connected but other than that pleased with purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2019 by Oscar Y.
The first car I owned with Carplay was a 2016 Volkswagen Passat I bought in 2015 (the 2016 Passat has the distinction of being the very first car sold in America with Carplay/Android Auto capability). I bought the car specifically because of CarPlay, and if you haven't used Carplay or Android auto, I just kind of feel sorry for you. Long gone are the days of fiddling with aux cables, usb cords and phone mounts that simply do not work just to be able to use your phone's navigation and music apps. Let's be honest - until Carplay/Android auto came along, any GPS navigation solution, while certainly a vast improvement on ye olden tymes solutions like having to print out directions on Mapquest before you left the house, or having to carry around a bulky expensive road atlas (which was invariably outdated about 5 minutes after you bought it), the user experience for in car navigation has always been horrible. It started out with 3rd party devices like TomTom and Garmin GPS, and then moved to in-dash navigation. But even after GPS becoming a 1st party solution in cars, they were plagued by many of the same problems. Clunky interfaces, outdated maps, terrible voice control (if it even has the option). The brilliant simplicity of being able to just say "Hey Siri, navigate to the nearest Jamba Juice" and without even having to lift a finger (literally - and that's kind of the point here; to keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel) your car just tells you the quickest route to get to your destination. The maps are always up to date and don't require dropping your car off at the dealership to have a technician update them with an proprietary SD card that the manufacturer could EASILY make publicly available for free, but instead they choose to charge you $200 for it... Since I owned my Passat, I've owned a few vehicles and I've either purchased them with, or subsequently added an after market head unit with Carplay. Simply put, I won't drive a vehicle that doesn't have it. Maybe I'm bougie, but I honestly believe that CarPlay is the single most important safety feature on a vehicle, save for maybe the seatbelts. Not hyperbole. CarPlay forces the driver to practice better habits behind the wheel by locking out the stuff you shouldn't be doing and making the things you can do as close to hands and eyes free as is possible. I actually wish that CarPlay was MORE aggressive about it, and literally locked you out of your phone as soon as it detects it's in a moving vehicle without giving you the option to override it. If you're lucky enough to own a vehicle that came stock with CarPlay (most new vehicles sold in the US since about 2018 do), you can probably enjoy all the bells and whistles where in car tech is treated as a 1st class citizen and not an afterthought. However if your car didn't come with carplay, your only choice is to add an aftermarket unit which has it, and in my experience there is a WIDE variance in quality of these devices. At the cheapest end - the lowest common denominator being "a double DIN stereo that works with carplay" most of these head units are no-name Chinese garbage that are PLAGUED with problems - slow, clunky interfaces, low-resolution washed out screens that are either too bright or too dark (or both), random crashes, terrible audio quality, horrible microphones, badly translated "Engrish" UI... In general, if you don't recognize the brand name, save your money and buy something a little better. Then there are the mid-range head units which cost a bit more, and in general you get what you pay for. These would be your BOSS Audio, Jensen, Dual, etc. These would be the typical brands you might find at a Walmart automotive section. Although these devices will usually be "good enough", they have to cut corners somewhere to keep costs down, in my experience the thing that tends to suffer the most on these devices is the display. You'll get displays that are either too bright or too dim (or both), overly saturated, visibly pixilated, often made out of plastic instead of glass, etc. I installed a BOSS audio head unit with carplay in my son's car, and while it gets the job done, the underwhelming quality of the display simply cannot stand up to the intensity of the sun in Phoenix, AZ. It's basically useless in the afternoon, and somehow too bright to use comfortably at night, so if you can afford it, I'd highly recommend going with a premium name brand stereo, eg; Pioneer (I've always been partial to Pioneer car audio gear), Alpine, Sony, etc. As for this head unit, the Pioneer MVH1400NEX, the user experience is as good, if not better than any OEM unit with CarPlay (save for a few bells and whistle some cars may have, like my Dodge Challenger with the HVAC controls in the head unit, a Wifi hotspot, etc.). The display is bright and crisp, although in my opinion it's slightly oversaturated, but that could just be a personal preference... It has a lot of extra features which are nice to have, but stay out of the way and never feel gimmicky, such as being able to set the RGB color of the capacitive controls on the side of the screen to match the rest of the in-dash illumination in my truck. Although the head unit itself support bluetooth and has "appradio" integration for several apps like Pandora and Spotify, I pretty much exclusively use CarPlay. No, not pretty much. I exclusively use CarPlay. I can't imagine a situation where I would ever opt to use the built in UI over CarPlay. Apple is a company that has built a rabid fan base solely on the strength of their UX. I don't care how good your hardware is, nobody is going to beat Apple at their own game, which is why I love CarPlay - it puts all that Apple design/UX goodness onto (virtually) any stereo. You get to pick your hardware, they provide the software. Win:win. The audio quality is good, but I feel like virtually all stereos with at least a 7 band graphic equalizer these days are going to have more or less the same or similar audio quality. Integrating with the car's factory Rockford Fosgate amp (it's only a 50W amp, but it drives the 8 speaker setup quite nicely) means that my tunes are plenty loud and sound good. I may add a real amp (and by "real" I mean, hundreds of watts, and needs a dedicated power supply from the battery) and a couple subs at some point, but I can't imagine needing to upgrade the Rockford Fosgate speakers. Your mileage may vary, but after purchasing the correct wiring harnesses (plural - my 2015 Nissan Titan needed SEVERAL to retain all of the factory features like steering wheel controls, rear backup camera and factory Rockford Fosgate amplifier, factory USB ports in the center console, etc.), the experience using this head unit has been nothing short of amazing. I added a CarLinKit 3 wireless CarPlay dongle which works fine with this unit after the initial setup, although the connection time does take a few seconds longer than just plugging in a lightning cable. Now all I need to do is hack a wireless charging pad into my dash and I'd call this setup about as close to perfect as it's going to get.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2022 by Ryan
Installed this on my wife’s 2009 Tahoe so she could also get a back up cam. Installation was easy, I’ve installed a decent amount of radios. Very straightforward. One downside is there are no actual buttons, it’s all touch screen so finding the volume buttons while driving can be a challenge. You can wire it to use your steering wheel buttons, unfortunately we don’t have them. Apple car play is cool, works with my iPhone 11. Looks just like the phone screen. Reads you your texts. Apple maps goes straight to the screen when plugged in. Oh yeah, you have to be plugged in to use Apple car play.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2019 by Amazon Customer
I bought this stereo for my 05 Chevy Silverado truck because I was tired of the old dated stereo the truck came with. Let me tell you, I should’ve done it sooner because this stereo is awesome. It’s very user friendly and I love all the features CarPlay has to offer. I did have to buy a wiring harness to connect to the Pioneer wiring harness that comes with the stereo. Unfortunately I had to connect all the wires one at a time (same color wires) because they don’t make a plug n play for my truck that I’m aware of. Nevertheless it wasn’t that bad and I love the stereo so much I would do it all over again.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2020 by Victor
The apple car okay UI is literally so smooth it feels like you have an extra iPhone as a head unit. I always use the maps for driving even to places I’ve been because it’s like having a little mini map in my peripheral, also it has almost no lag as long as your phone is fast itself. If you get the bypass wire you have the capability to search while driving, not advising you to, just stating the possibility. Passenger? The buttonless design really gives a sleek modern touch to my 2011 Subaru sti and I recommend this head unit to all my friends that have looked for an upgrade.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2021 by PattySmokes