Pyle Bluetooth Marine Receiver Stereo - 12v Single DIN Style Boat In dash Radio Receiver System with Digital LCD, RCA, MP3, USB, SD, AM FM Radio - Remote Control, Wiring Harness - PLRMR27BTB (Black)

Bought this to replace my Sony marine radio, which still worked but was old and didn't have Bluethooth or Aux inputs. First impression out of the box was it felt a little light weight and "cheapish." I attribute this to newer technology with lighter components. Install was easy, wiring harness matched up will and head appropriate length. The existing opening required some modification, which was easily done with an exacto knife. The new mounting sleeve fit perfect and did no require any additional mounting. SOUND - I've been using this radio for over a month, I am extremely pleased with the sound!! Admittedly I had low expectations but have been really impressed with the quality of the audio. The older radio was giving off a "tick tick tick tick" sound when I had the depth finder on at the same time. The Pyle does not have this problem! I almost exclusively use the BT function since installing and have had zero issues. Connects easy, and stays connected. The USB also is a handy feature that allows me to charge my phone etc... All in all, great price, great stereo, would recommend this to anyone looking for a cheap upgrade or replacement radio.

Put this in my boat and it works perfectly! Used to love pyle back in the 90's. Good cheap radio, would definitely buy again.

Installed in our boat on 2/25/2026. FM reception and sound are good. I'm going to like it. On the down side are 2 issues of which to be aware and prepared to address. (1) the power and speaker connectors. The locking tabs are difficult to engage and I am uncertain if they will stay engaged. (2) the radio head unit has even poorer locking brackets than the connectors. On each side of the radio are locking brackets which have keys that release the radio to be pulled from the dash. Forward extraction and locking work well. Unfortunately the locking brackets do not engage properly allowing the radio to fall rearward without bracket key use. I'm not certain if the design engineer intended the brackets to secure the radio in both forward and rear movement, but what actually happens is a thin plastic trim piece keeps the radio from falling into the dash rearward and I believe this will be insufficient long term. My solution was the use of a piece of aluminum strapping screwing it to the rear of the head unit to better secure the radio. Only time will tell if we have an issue.

Great powerful stereo. Can’t beat it for the price.

Definitely can not recommend something that didn't work when I got it all installed. Spent a few hours taking apart my bike fairing to install this. When I'm almost done, I plug in the connections and slide it into sleeve. It slides right thru.... Sleeve to support this radio is so thin that it didn't stop it from dropping thru. I pulled it back up, bent side tabs way in so that it would hopefully catch, which it did. But being so thin, what bump is going to cause it to drop further and pop the trim ring off causing me to lose that going down the road! Anyway, I turn the key on and nothing. I called tech support, and confirmed with them that I just replaced a radio that was working, with theirs that is not. Yes, three wires, red to red, black to black, and yellow to yellow. Checked fuses, nope. I pulled it out and sent back for a refund. I liked the look of the radio face layout, and the wattage output, but everything else was a disappointment. I even asked if they offered a better sleeve, to which the lady from India Tech support said she will pass along my suggestion to them..... Needless to say, I'm not going to tear apart my fairing again for a Pyle.

My boat stereo situation was stuck somewhere around 2003, and I was tired of pretending that FM radio static was "ambiance." Needed Bluetooth. Needed it desperately. This thing installed easier than I expected—basically plug and play, which is a miracle because boat projects usually involve at least one existential crisis and a trip to the marine store for a part you didn't know existed. The Bluetooth connection is the real MVP here. Now we can blast our questionable playlist choices without fumbling with aux cords or sacrificing our phones to the marine gods. Hands-free calling while cruising? Chef's kiss. It's like suddenly remembering that modern conveniences exist. Sound quality is solid for what it is—this isn't an audiophile setup, it's a boat stereo that needs to compete with wind, waves, and the general chaos of being on the water. It does that job admirably. My boat is no longer a floating time capsule of outdated technology, and honestly, that feels like a win. Would recommend to anyone still living in the AM/FM dark ages

The only good thing is the the Bluetooth. Everything else not that good, like the sound. Not enough power for the speakers.

Easy to set up

As described works well thanks

Sehr zufrieden! Einfache Installation, guter Klang und zuverlässige Bluetooth-Verbindung. Klare Kaufempfehlung!

Sencillo y muy buena calidad, potente y agradable.

I got this for my small fishing boat the radio works very well and as it should. The bluethoth for phone is a great add on. Nothing bad to say, quality is good and works as it should. thank you

Si cumple la caludad con el precio, muy buen aparato!