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Question: Does the bluetooth support more than one phone ? My pesonal phone is an android and my work phone is an iphone 4 .
Document: * Bluetooth play controls take about 2 seconds to take effect after you push the button. * USB mode does NOT work, probably because my phone doesn't support MSC (mass storage controller) mode -- which is how phones in the past pretended to be a flash drive. Many modern phones no longer support this mode, but this radio seems to require it. NOTE: I'm talking about Android phones only.
UPDATE 7/31/2013: With Android 4.3, it is now possible to stream song names to this unit over Bluetooth. Currently only the Nexus 10 and 2013 Nexus 7 have received this update, but other devices may get it eventually.This is a good radio overall. I got it to replace the 10-year-old system in my car. My, how technology has progressed. I chose this unit specifically because it's supposed to work better with Android phones.
Bought the Kenwood DPX500BT for the express reason of wanting hands free device for my Apple iPhone 4. After much research online I settled on this radio for a few reasons, like bluetooth, USB input, Aux input, display color selection, and the 22watts output. Installation took me about 1.5 hours into a 2006 Nissan Frontier. I used Metra wiring harness plugs. I did not buy the dash frame kit but used one of the frames that came with the radio.
I continue to use the Bluetooth setting.I am sure the USB would work with iPods and Mp3 players, just not so far with my phone. * The glare on the display is a problem if you have a lighter color selected, but the dark red or pink colors seem to work in glare.Overall:Why 4 stars:This stereo is great for the price!
Or just get an iPod Touch.4/5 stars because it's fine for what it is, a high-tech 2-DIN radio with big, easy to use physical buttons (as opposed to touchscreens or haphazardly placed tiny buttons). Just don't get it hoping that it'll make your Android phone that much better.
a friend of mine had one of these and after showing it to me i ordered one for my car too. i would recommend it to a friend as well. the coolest thing about this stereo is that it can connect to my phone (android) via bluetooth. this connection allows me to listen to the music on my phone, pandora, navigation directions, and make/receive hands free phone calls.
Easy to install, sounds good, looks good, has some good features. Bought for my son for Christmas. He can use the handsfree bluetooth while driving so he doesn't have to talk on the phone. Can listen to his music with bluetooth, usb, or a cable. Radio has some nice features to it, took some changing of settings to get the bluetooth to work properly but found resources online and now its working great. Thinking about purchasing a second one for my daughter.
Sound quality is above-average, callers told me I was clearer than I usually am on my Bluetooth headset. Choices will appear on the source menu for Pandora, IHeartRadio, and Aha radio which can be disabled if you don't have or use some of those apps. This unit works equally well with Android or iPhone.As much as I like this radio, there's plenty that bugs me too.
It does lose a lot of buttons, though, like radio presets.Pioneer makes a ton of similar radios, but the most directly comparable one is probably this double-DIN unit:Pioneer FH-X700BT In-Dash Double DIN CD/MP3/USB Car Stereo Receiver w/ Bluetooth, Pandora Link, MIXTRAX & iPod Support. It's got Bluetooth and Pandora support, at about 60% the cost of the Kenwood model.
I am one happy individual, this Kenwood headunit was a perfect replacement for my &#34;Z&#34;. After researching several units on Crutchfield I decided on this unit. Bluethooth ready, phone via Bluethooth, multicolored lighting options to match your dash lights, Apple & Android ready. To make your install easier I recommend the purchasing of aftermarket wiring, and Steering Wheel control interface to keep your OEM steering wheel functions.
Answer: Yes, it would support both, but not both simultaneously. You'd have to sync either one or the other.