KENWOOD DMX7709S 6.8-Inch Capacitive Touch Screen, Car Stereo, CarPlay and Android Auto, Bluetooth, AM/FM Radio, MP3 Player, USB Port, Double DIN, 13-Band EQ, SiriusXM

I put this in my 2011 ford ranger, it’s awesome because I was able to easily wire a front camera to it as well as a reverse camera. The system works awesomely and doesn’t skip or pause like my Jensen did, it’s high quality and looks great. The value for money is what you would hope for spending 350 but you won’t be sad you did.

Perfect for want I wanted. Great audio quality. Easy install using vehicle specific harness kits (bought elsewhere). Android auto works great. Lots of custom audio controls allows tailoring sound to your preferences.

A lot of built in options. Easy to install. Everything is good with this radio accept for a few "nitpicky" things. 1- screen is too dim and gets washed out on sunny days, despite all the settings there are to brighten it. I set brightness to high and changed the view angle, both in programming and physically and it still could be brighter. 2- Android Auto only works if phone is plugged in. That's a bummer. But Bluetooth settings still work, ie phone calls and music play. Just no maps without plugging it into the radio. 3- I still can't find a MUTE button to stop music when I need to talk to my passenger, or someone through the window. There is no volume knob, and tapping VOL UP/DN takes an uncomfortable amount of time to adjust the volume, especially when I'm moving. A volume knob and mute button would be awesome. Those are my biggest complaints about the stereo, I thought about returning it, but found out the first two issues are pretty common with most after market stereos. It's still a Kenwood and a good quality stereo, so I am keeping it. Overall I am content with the upgrade.

Love this head unit, it’s been in 4 different vehicles so far 💪🏼

Works great. Installed in a pontiac g8 with a aeropro kit. No problems a year in.

After lots of research I pulled the trigger on this Kenwood. It was 100% the right choice. Unit is intuitive and sounds great. Very responsive touchscreen, exactly what I was looking for. For the microphone I mounted it at rear view mirror, fit wire behind headliner until I reached driver side wire channel, then followed available wiring above gas/break to stereo using tie straps. GPS goes from driver side dash and follows same path. A long USB cable for phone plug-in can be snaked nearly anywhere, I brought it down the side and used a command strip clip to mount it. Plenty of room behind this stereo for all the wiring harnesses. Youtube this stereo for features, I feel it's a great choice.

I got this radio for my birthday. Install was painless, I got the Metra install kit and wiring harness. Radio sounds good has enough settings get the most out of my stock speakers. I haven't timed it but it takes it awhile to turn on, reconnect to my phone and start playing my podcast. The one star I deducted is for the glare. It seems that it don't matter what time of day it is there is a glare on the screen. Other than that it's a fine radio and I'm happy with my purchase.

Will need wiring harness. Should look into the maestro with the idatalink box as a whole kit to maintain steering wheel controls and an aftermarket antenna. Overall I am happy with it. Downside to use my CarPlay for music my iPhone has to be connected via the usb. Have to have USB in also for my maps but that isn’t new for me. We connected the USB dongle to my current usb. I put this in my 2015 Jeep wrangler unlimited sport.

Excelente de lo que esperaba

Once installed there is absolutely no issues with it!

Excelente opción de actualización viniendo de una ddx396, buena calidad de audio y sin ningún problema hasta la fecha, Android auto funciona sin problemas (celular s23 ultra) y la respuesta de la pantalla es muy buena!

Great unit, Easy to install. I bought two. Although next time I'll get one with wireless carplay. Also difficult to get the screen play (phone screen playing on the device) setup. But it is possible.

Todo bien hasta ahorita, falta entender bien el funcionamiento de las apps