Pioneer AVH-W4400NEX In Dash Multimedia Receiver with 7" WVGA Clear Resistive Touchscreen Display

This unit is GREAT! My favorite features are ; SD Card slot, USB, Bluetooth, Graphic Equalizer, Sub Crossover controls and Android Auto. This unit also has plenty of power for the speakers, 50 watt x 4. If that's not enough for you, it's et up for amps! I also like the fact that you can customize the Splash and Menu Screens. I like it so much that I have installed it in 2 of my vehicles. Bluetooth works very well and sounds Great! My music sounds fantastic! Too bad Pioneer discontinued this one. IMHO big mistake Pioneer!

This is an outstanding unit. Our family has Three of these units; one in each vehicle. If you have a smartphone the system is really awesome. The WiFi capability is superb. The HD tuner is awesome if you live in a large metro area with several HD stations like Atlanta. The tuner is very sensitive. The Sirius XM radio app displays the album art. Some HD stations also display the album art of the song playing. You can also use the tune in app on your smartphone to listen to stations all over the world. The google maps app from your smartphone displays perfectly. I bought this to replace a high end older alpine unit and could not be happier!!

great unit but after 2 years i have dust under the screen, which is perminent unless i get it repaired,or replaced ,,, so u know its not sealed like it should have been and over time dust will get in under the screen... updated :::: may 2021 Unit crapped out and is in a loop trying to reloaded its software..There's a fix but you need to open the unit and replaced the internal SD card which Pioneer does not supply you have to go on eBay or search the web for the internal cards firmware You cant just use the updated firmware from their website) ..There's a few videos on YouTube of how to repair it... I tried emailing pioneer about this problem and gave them every chance to send me a new SD card ..They gave me the runaround and I also said I will be giving my honest opinion on Amazon about pioneers practices..Here I am.. My advice about the unit stick with Kenwood.. If you do buy pioneer After the warranty is up open the unit and copy the internal SD card so you have a back up File of the firmware.. The internal SD card is very cheaply made No surprising it didn't last long.. I will never buy a pioneer again customer service is nonexistent and they do not stand by their brand remember.... this is this a software issue Very easy for them to post the actual correct software to put up on their website to help people that are dealing with this problem ....they chose not to help me.. I Used the unit Once a week for about 2 1/2 years

This unit works flawlessly as an aftermarket replacement in my Subaru Forester 2015. I replaced the stock non-nav head unit, so cannot really comment on whether it is worth the upgrade from some more recent models. But, for what it's worth, the reasons I chose the 4400 on paper were:- vs higher end 8400 series: Didn't need built-in navigation since I always use my phone.- vs older generation 4200: Wireless connectivity. Also, single usb cable wired connectivity (for ALL of CarPlay, Android Auto, and AppRadio) is nice because it frees up the HDMI and USB2 ports for other uses.- vs lower end 2400: Wanted HDMI input.Wireless CarPlay connects automatically within a few seconds of power on, and works smoothly. This feature will be even nicer when I upgrade to an iPhone 8 or similar and can install a wireless Qi charging coil in the center console tray. iDataLink Maestro RR works perfectly for the steering wheel controls and gauges. Factory rear view camera integrates perfectly. Wiring harness and parking brake bypass from previous generations also work fine.My biggest surprise, after reading a lot of negative online comments, is that the AppRadio mode works surprisingly well (as a workaround at least until proper waze support is added to CarPlay in iOS 12). I can have waze navigation displayed on the screen, podcasts playing on the audio, still hear navigation prompts, and still have access to Siri voice control for sending SMS, checking sports scores, etc.. I have used both iOS 11.4 and 12 beta.My only complaints at all are with Apple, not Pioneer: 1) iOS uses the proprietary AirPlay protocol for mirroring/casting and does not work with the more widely adopted miracast receiver built into this unit (workaround is to use the Apple Lightning Digital AV Adapter to HDMI input). 2) CarPlay severely limits the number of apps that are available vs Android Auto, but at least Waze support (the main one I need) is coming in iOS 12. If I had an Android phone it would be perfect!

I installed this deck in my truck. The install was fairly uneventful but upon completion the remote amp wire didn't seem to have a strong enough signal to turn on my amp. I ultimately had to run a switched accy wire from the fuse box to the amp for it to work.The deck has overheated on me twice during long drives while running the heater. A bit of a nuisance but it comes back on after the next power cycle.Every now and then the deck will drop Android Auto for no apparent reason but it usually comes right back.It can be a real PITA to get Bluetooth reconnected if the connection is disrupted.All things considered, this is a good deck. It's not a five star deck, but it is good.The reoccurring connection issues are its biggest downfall.?? Does this thing have an off button?? If I need to use bluetooth for my cameras or OBD2 sensor I must remove the deck face as the deck will immediately auto-reconnect bluetooth after you've disconnected it.~Cheers