BLAUPUNKTBremen SQR 46 DAB Retro Car Stereo 80s Classic Bluetooth USB SD AUX - Black

My suggestion is to read the manual in order to use all the functions of this radio. Install was very easy (installed the radio and speakers in my E21, 1982 BMW). After adjusting the color to my liking, the radio looks right at home with the rest of the interior. Only downside so far for this radio is the price point.

The media could not be loaded. Excellent radio if you’re looking for one vintage car, blaupunkt it’s great, has Bluetooth but still looking vintage, great choice

If you’re looking for a retro style stereo with bluetooth and DAB capabilities, this is perfect. A bit pricey compared to others but the product is well worth it in terms of figment, style, user interphase and esp sound quality. The seller was very efficient. Package arrive overseas earlier than expected. Thanks again!

First of all, if you have a car from the 80s or early 90s, there aren't a lot of options for a period-correct-looking stereo. This one fits the bill. It's definitely a huge improvement over the disco-ball-looking atrocity you probably currently have.The good:* Installation is good. Comes with necessary hardware - including a mounting frame that will lock the unit in place in your dash. DON'T LOSE THE TWO KEYS THAT YOU SLIDE DOWN THE SIDES TO RELEASE IT, THOUGH.* Has subwoofer output.* Display brightness and color are adjustable, so you can match the look of the rest of your dash.* Bluetooth works perfectly (which is something I can't say for my brand new BMW.)* USB, SD, and even 1/8" inputs!The bad:* The display is very basic. Even in 1988, I think most car stereos had better displays.* There is no "pause/play" button on the head unit! But, there are THREE different ways to skip or repeat tracks. This is unbelievable to me. You have to use the remote control to pause/play your music! And, when your phone connects on startup, it usually begins with the music paused. If a remote control for your car stereo is your thing, then, great. However, I hate having another thing rattling around my center console and it's ridiculous to have to pick up a remote when the actual stereo is also within arm's reach! I was super excited about this stereo until I realized that.

Looks great and works just fine but it’s very cheaply made . Volume toggle has tons of play, plastics are frail.

Radio feels and works great and sounds so much better that other units I tried in the past.

I love the retro look and how it looks almost OEM in my 1997 Mazda Miata. Set-up was very easy and it was simple to install. Overall the build quality was ok, the volume knob being my biggest gripe. It was very loose and wouldn't always work despite turning it.Unfortunately after a little over one year, the radio no longer turns on and the volume knob broke meaning the unit is basically completely useless unless you use the provided remote. Considering this head unit is over $500 at the time of purchase, this is completely unacceptable. It is also complete unacceptable that there is basically zero customer support for this item in the USA and North America.While when it works the unit is nice and performs well, the price, build quality, and the fact that it is bricked after only a year makes this one of the most disappointing purchases I've ever made.

Looks perfect in a 1989 Porsche 911