JVC KD-X270BT Bluetooth Car Stereo w/USB Port – AM/FM Radio, MP3 Player, High Contrast LCD, 50 Watts, Detachable Face Plate – Single DIN – 13-Band EQ

Bluetooth works great, easy installation, fits my single din slot great. I have a 1999 Jetta, thanks to this head unit, I now have modern Bluetooth audio, voice commands, microphone mounted easily as well. Does its job. Bluetooth works fantastic, for $70, I would recommend to anyone looking for a basic single din head unit with reliable BT Audio. Does exactly what it claims.

I got this back in Aug 2021 for my base model 96 tacoma. Connectivity with my phone was great with clear communication on calls. Playing music on my phone through my car is great unequal to my newr cars with factory Bluetooth.

the head unit is fantastic. sound quality is vastly improved compared to the stock-stereo it replaced. I've installed ~ a dozen head units in my life, and the reduced depth of installing a head unit without a CD player was incredible. It was so easy. The head unit is a good price point and a reasonable value.The only downside (for me) is that my phone auto-connect is a bit wonky. Probably related to my phone, but I have to disconnect/reconnect (through my phone) each time I get in my truck in order to get audio. To be fair, I have occasionally run into this issue with other bluetooth devices using this phone (Pixel 4a 5g).

This radio is a budget friendly and well built. I replaced my stock radio in my 03 Chevy 2500hd with it and ran two new door speakers and 2 12" subs off it and it's been taking it for a month now. I wanted to really test it before I rated this product

Good sound quality and volume. I have two of these car stereos installed and they work very well.

Easy install and good sound...

Works great. A little time consuming if you dial in the eq on your own. Plenty of pre set options to get you sounding good if you don't get into that sort of thing. Car was upgraded with 2 6-3/4 Rockford fosgates in the doors and 2 Rockford 6x9s in the deck lid, it really brought them to life.

I just received my new JVC KD-270BT Digital Media Receiver yesterday afternoon and installed it today. I replaced another JVC Receiver a KD-570S that I installed better then 20 years ago in a Street Rod I built. It was a great Receiver with CD and still like new being I only put about 2,000 miles on the car. I wanted to get away from CD and have Bluetooth Capability for hands free phone calls and music files so I upgraded to the JVC KD-270BT. It looked like it would be the perfect unit for my car and so far it is great and looks nice in the dash with its Red Lights surrounding the Receiver mounted in a Red Dash. The rest of the Receiver is Black. Now what I didn't like was the Directions. They are terrible for setting this radio up. They could of did a much better job I feel plus the Manual honestly looks like it was printed on Newspaper. A Newspaper quality manual in all black and white. That is my biggest Beef otherwise I would of gave the Receiver 5 stars so far. Slowly I am going to finally get use to operating this receiver. What I can say is the Bluetooth is great. Very clear calls from what I saw today and I was told on the other end that I sounded very clear. I am using it with my iPhone 7 and my music from my iTunes play very nicely through this receiver. Supposedly I am suppose to be able to use Pandora and Spotify through this radio. That I haven't gotten to try as of yet but I get it on my iPhone. Maybe tomorrow. Gives me and excuse to take my car out for another ride. Being it is not a everyday car but a Collector Car I don't get to drive it as often as I would like.