JVC KW-SX88BT Bluetooth Double Din Digital Media Car Stereo with Shallow Chassis, Variable Color Dsplay, Front USB and Aux, Powerful Amplifier, AM/FM Radio, Perfect OEM Replacement for Your Vehicle

Thank you JVC for making these. For the people who don’t want a giant touchscreen in their older car but they want a new stereo, this is for you. It was easy to install and looks great in my Subaru Forester. My iPhone was easy to pair with it and immediately connects every time I start my car. You can also plug it in through the USB port or AUX input. The colors are great and very customizable. And it makes my speakers sound even better. It’s great.

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Always love the sound of JVC products.

My wife was so excited to finally have bluetooth in her 2003 Corolla. But we have trouble pairing it with other phones. And her car will randomly have it on when we start it up. Funny enough it'll be the Christian radio station blasting every single time this happens. Its not bad, but is a bit finiky. The interface isnt super intuitive, and we had to read the manual a few times

Installed the double din version into my 2002 saturn sl1, fits like a glove. The only difficult things were the wiring harness and putting the dash back together afterwards. The wiring harness I bought came with three seperate red wires, and only one of them actually supplies power. Got the multimeter out, measured which one gave power, and ended up re-doing that one splice as I had guessed (wrong) which one actually gave power. Speaking of splices, unless your wiring harness comes with splices you'll have to run to the hardware store for some butt splices or heat shrink wraps or something to splice the wires together. I used the blue butt splices and crimped them down and that worked really well. The stereo itself is very good, clear sound and relatively easy to use once you get the hang of it. Sounds like a $250 stereo for way cheaper. Buttons are plenty big to use while driving and it looks very modern and classy without the massive distracting touch screen. My only wish is that the microphone for calling was placed somewhere in the head unit instead of being external and needing to be seperately installed. I just threw out the microphone and use my phone for calls, its much easier.