JENSEN MPR210RGB | 12 Character LCD Single DIN Car Stereo | RGB Custom Colors | Push to Talk Assistant | Bluetooth Hands Free Calling Music Streaming | AM/FM Radio | USB Playback & Charging

Good budget stereo. Bluetooth, USB charging & music, radio and simple controls — all work fine. Display is basic, but the sound and installation are straightforward. Worth it if you don’t need fancy features.

Very good radio, easy installation. Connected to Bluetooth with no problems.

IMPORTANT: NO DIMMER for the display!!! It's really bright, and blue. Not a great combination for night time driving. This would be a great radio for a side by side or a boat, but it kinda sucks to have a bright blue light in the middle of your dash at night. I can't believe that it's not dimmable, but I haven't found any way to dim it yet. And why blue?? That is just about the most distracting color it could be... FM reception is great though, and it works well otherwise. I'll just shut it off after dark I guess...

I wanted a radio that would provide streaming radio capability in my old truck. This radio is incredibly small and light. Easy to wire and the wiring diagram was easy to understand. Installation was a little challenging because the DIN mounting bracket was designed for the radio to slide all the way in. My Ford truck had a plastic trim that was designed to fit between the radio faceplate and the DIN mounting bracket which prevented the radio from snapping-in to the bracket. This radio does not have a removable trim ring around the front face (what you see in the Amazon ad is the way the radio slides-in. The size and weight of this radio is impressive, no rear mounting support bracket is required (even though Jensen did provide a screw hole in the rear heat sink). The audio power (volume) is adequate, not quite as loud as my other radios (also rated 200W), but close. The tone controls do not provide any graphic equalizer, only BASS, TREBLE and Loudness, but the radio does produce a decent sound for an inexpensive radio. The Bluetooth paired easily but I had to turn the volume in my iPhone to max to get decent volume on the radio. The controls feel quality and have detent click (even the volume knob). Jensen paperwork says the warranty is 1-year (2-year if you register on-line). Amazon says the warranty is 2-year (3-year if you register on-line). I saved the Amazon ad with my warranty paperwork. On-line registration was easy and not very invasive (personal information). I do recommend you take a picture of the radio serial number before you install it (handy for on-line registration).

Overall, I give it a 5. Is it really a 5? Probably not. But, I gave it that rating, because it is a cheap audio head unit, so expectations isn't high to begin with. So, for what it is, yeah, it's a 5 for me. It was a breeze to install, and very straight forward. I was shocked at how thin, and light this thing was. It is only about an inch deep, but then again, no CD or tape mechanics in it, kind of makes sense. I like the features it has, and again, it's only a $30 unit, so, .... I drive a classic ex-Military 4x4 Dodge Power Wagon. It is cammed, and dual exhausted with flowmasters, so, it's loud. I am not sure if I will be able to hear this thing as I roar down the road, or trail. But. again, for what it is, sounds pretty decent. I might have to add some power and better speakers to it at some point to hear it over the roar of my truck. But, happy with the purchase at this point. As with everything these days, it is how long it will last is the main question. We will see.. But for cheap audio for non-audiophile types, this is a pretty good option. Update: Ok.. I initially gave this unit a 5, because I liked the size and ease of it. However I changed it to a 2. When I first installed it, it worked great. But within a week of being installed, the display went out. It still worked, but I could not change any of the settings, because the display could not be seen to navigate around. It still played my MP3's though, so I tolerated it as I moved onto other things in my old truck. It at least gave me tunes while I worked on the truck. I recently put my truck on the road, and the old truck runs and drives great. However, almost immediately, I noticed this radio started cutting in and out. It's not a station thing, because I don't use the radio part of it. I solely use it to play my music collection on MP3. Every bump, the sound would cut out, then back on. I am a retired electrician (aircraft) by trade, and was meticulous on the electrical connections, so I doubted it was due to poor wiring. I gave it the benefit of the doubt though, and went in to check my wiring, and connections. And yep, aircraft quality work, and everything was tight, and good connections, so it much be internal of the head unit. So, on the road, this unit is useless. Any changing of settings, useless and can not do blind with the panel not working at all. I can only use it to listen to my MP3s while sitting still, or working in the truck. I will be replacing this thing soon. I'm just glad it wasn't very expensive. So, now this unit is a "Nope!" Update again: Well, weird, but my display started working again. BUT, NOW no sound at all. All connections are still fine as I looked. But, now no sound at all. So, this unit is going to be removed and thrown as far as I can throw it. I bought it because it carried the Jensen name, which I always had faith in. But, that is quickly changing. Sure, I know it's a cheap unit, but at any price, it should work. At least for a year or so. I got about a months use out of this crap. Downgraded from 4 star, to 3 star, now to a 1 star for me.

It's cheap and works but the Bluetooth or the audio seems to lower the volume after the pause. Listening to audiobooks can be annoying. The clock isn't the default so you need to navigate to the clock every time

We bought this radio for our 2004 Dodge Stratus ES. I had previously purchased all of the installation/adapters as this car was previously used by our son when he was in high school and we purchased a Kenwood Bluetooth stereo for him to use in it. He took that with him when he bought his own car. This stereo's quality rivals that of the more expensive Kenwood. It was easier to install given that the microphone is integrated into the face of the unit. The Kenwood had a remote mic that we had to route through the dash and mount. As for sound quality, it exceeds that of the factory radio that we took out. It is playing through the factory speakers, which I am certain have been pushed beyond their limits and probably are near the end of their life cycle... All of that considered, this stereo works well. The Bluetooth connectivity is great for streaming and hands free phone use. The clarity on both is great. The only complaint and it is minor is that the clock function requires you to hit the clock button upon power up, or the display stays on whatever source you are listening to. Not a big issue, just have to remember to hit the clock button. Once it is switched to clock it stays on the clock which is good. Overall, this is a great radio for the price.

I purchased this little Jensen to replace the factory head unit in a friends 2006 Hyundai Tuscon. Made up a quick harness/adaptor before install day and after removing the old unit it literally took a couple of minutes and the job was complete! Fits perfectly, works perfectly and sounds incredible... however you need to be careful when testing as it's far more powerful than the factory head unit and I accidentally blew the front drivers side speaker in the process, whoops :) All good though as even a couple of inexpensive replacements will round the whole upgrade off nicely.

The device itself works great and does what is expected of it. You can easily set presets for FM/AM Radio, do hands-free-calling, and pair easily through Bluetooth to your phone even without the recommended software. I bought this for my 1998 Toyota Tercel it does come with the adapter which I think was in standard format and I had to splice the wires from the OEM format of my car which I didn't really know was going to be necessary but it also wasn't that hard to do. I just had to look up a wiring guide for my car and figure out what colour cable was for what then attach it to the same-purposed cable on the adapter (see photos). This may be different for your vehicle! I bought this not knowing exactly how to install it, but I learned a bit about wiring my system, and now my old 98' Tercel has a small splash of modern technology in it.

ستريو ممتاز بالنسبه لسعره.. التركيب كان متعب شويه حتي بالنسبه لفني تركيبات محترف.. لكن الجهاز ممتاز.. الصوت جيد جدا.. التكامل مع الجوال نحفه.. اعجبني خاصيه تشغيل مساعد جوجل بضغطه زر.. انصح به وبشده

Worked ok for 6 months but now power cuts in and out, audio randomly drops out. Appears to be due to harness connector on back of unit. Maybe dry or bad solder to board...

I bought this to replace the deck in my camping trailer. I had to make a cover for the huge hole in the cabinet that the original deck had, but other than that installation was straightforward as far as decks go. I wasn't looking for great sound, it's just for some music while camping, but it's clear and not tinny. It has USB, which is what we wanted, much more useful than CDs now a days. The operation is simple, didn't need to look at the manual. Never used or needed the Bluetooth, I guess I could make and take calls hands free while in my trailer. There is an app you can download to control the deck, my Android phone works perfectly with it. No setup required, just open the app and do what you want. You can control everything with the app, even turn it off or on from outside the trailer. I consider this and excellent value for my needs.