BOSS Audio Systems 637UA Single-DIN CD MP3 Player Receiver, Detachable Front Panel

Unlike some other car stereos listed on Amazon, this one actually works, and works reasonably well. Once you get used to the buttons arrangement it's a breeze to operate. I would have preferred a unit wit a remote control but one can't have everything for a reasonable price these days. My only concern is that the unit was made in china and my experience with their goods is that they are largely kraap and have the lasting power of a tissue in a bonfire. We'll see. All of that notwithstanding, the volume is reasonable, the sound adequate, the radio sensitivity marginally acceptable and the ergonomics decent. I give this radio four stars because it didn't smoke out or detonate in 3 nanoseconds.

Bought to put in my '82 Dodge W350 work/hunting truck. Only two issues: First, unit won't turn off each time ignition is shut off. Not sure if it's an issue with the ignition or the unit itself. Nothing else in truck stays 'hot' after ignition is shut off. Have to manually shutoff the unit at time, but for the price, not that big of a deal for me right now. Secondly, when unit is off, clock is barely legible and there's no adjustment to make it brighter. If the sun's shining bright, you can't see it at all.

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I just bought my first ever car (used of course) and I love this radio. It's not super fancy, but it gives off great sound, has a great blue lighting, and I especially love the USB port, SD card port, and aux port. Great product.

Aux. jack is poor quality, I have to fiddle with moving the cord around and twisting it to hear my iPod (yes, I verified the cord was not the problem). Poor design in how to access different functions. I won't display a clock until you push the clock button and then it's for only a few seconds, I'm accustomed to being able to view a clock and only not display if I elect that option. Significant volume differences between the radio and aux. I also found the CD track display will not always update, so at the beginning of track 2 it still shows track 1 and the counter assumes the time from track 2 is additional time on track 1. Overall, it is okay and I got what I paid for.

It's decent for the price, but you get what you pay for. My biggest complaint is that it does not go near as loud as I like it to, but I like to listen to my music really loud, so it is fine if you are a softer music type. Also it starts over the track on your CD every time you turn on or off the car, and does not save it's place which is also kind of annoying. Plus it takes a little bit to load and cuts off like the first second of the track every once and a while. Aux works fine. If I had to choose again I would have spent the extra money to get a better one, but it does work and I haven't had any major problems with it so far.

It's cheap, and it does everything it says it can do, so I can't rate it too low, but I really wish it had a scan function or at least a seek next station button. The only way to find a new station is by holding down the next track button for a second or two and it will seek, but this gets old fast when you'e not in your native city where you can just use presets. Also the presets have disappeared and required re-setting twice already int eh first month I've had this radio, which needless to say is a minus.Aesthetically the faceplate looks/feels very cheap. Personally I wish I hadn't been so cheap and had paid the extra $10 for a more reliable brand.

I love it. However, the face release button could easily broke if pushed too hard, which happened to mine. The CD part still works fine but the secure connection for the radio part broked and I can't play the radio part.