JVC KW-V660BT Apple CarPlay Android Auto DVD/CD Player w/ 6.8" Capacitive Touchscreen, Bluetooth Audio and Hands Free Calling, MP3 Player, Double DIN, 13-Band EQ, SiriusXM, AM/FM Car Radio

AM has poor reception rendering this function useless. Other features (FM, Apple/Android play, Bluetooth,...) work fine as expected. UPDATE: I changed from 3 to 5 stars. The radio reception for AM/FM is great. Originally, I left out the blue cable thinking I don't need to connect it b/c I don't have power antenna. Actually, my car needs it to power the amplified antenna.

Has great sound. Apple CarPlay works well plays DVDs with Crystal clear picture. My only complaint is occasionally it will disconnect Apple CarPlay and you have to unplug your phone and plug it back in. Not a huge ordeal but great radio great sound quality too volume goes pretty loud.

I decided to upgrade my stock truck stereo to one that I could use Bluetooth, hands-free, and navigation. Installation was fairly easy for my husband, who is not trained or experienced in aurto audio. The navigation will not work unless you are connected to your phone. Love the safety feature of not playing movies while driving. Once you get used to the setup, it is fairly easy to navigate the controls, I am just not a huge fan of the volume button placement. It is to the far left of the screen and tiny, so if I try to adjust the volume, I have to be sure to hit exactly on it, and the dash edge impedes that a bit, which takes my eyes off the road for a moment. I have a backup camera, but it is not connected to the stereo, so I cannot review that. I love the sound adjustments. Instead of just the usual three or four button sound adjustments, it has the sound hertz adjustment, which allows for best sound quality according to your sound taste. It is not exactly hands-free stereo, but more hands-free than my stock. The external mic has a U clip so you can attach to a visor and dash edge, and it does pick up my voice, even when I step outside my truck and need to continue to carry on my phone call conversation. No voice controls, so if you try the "call ..." or "find (location)" it will NOT follow command-that is manual control only. One con I do have is that you cannot adjust or add navigational needs once you start driving, so you better have your entire trip set up BEFORE you start the drive. I use Android Auto, and it works great with my Galaxy S22 Ultra. Overall, I'm glad I upgraded, and chose this stereo. It has all I wanted, with a few capabilities I have still yet to use.

Perfect. Working as expected. And still working. 3 years since been installed.

Coming from a double din that had served my well for 8+ years, this was a welcome addition when my previously mentioned head unit gave up the ghost. The ease of use and how quick it boots up and is ready to go is the feature I like the most!

only had it for 4 months and it fried itself today AUG 11, 2025 at 11:20 am it died today. I touched the screen to change it from I now have the smell of burned electronics in my truck. I got on the phone with JVC today 12pm, and they told me to send it back for a new one. I am pulling it out the truck now and sending it back for a new one. I want a different model, but since they are sending me a new one, i am stuck with this one for another year. I will never buy JVC anything ever again. Samsung is supposed to be releasing its own version of Android Auto / Apple CarPlay. I will get rid of this thing when it comes out for a better model from another brand. I am sorry to tell you this but $800 is where you be better off in the long run.

If you don't want to spend 1000 dollars on a double din aftermarket radio that it took damn big to fit into the car this is for you. I drive a Toyota Tundra SR5 Extended Cab and Toyota's Factory radios suck. This JVC radio Brought the Boom to my Truck and I'm glad I picked JVC. I used to carry their Boom boxes on my shoulder when I was child in NYC, Now I get to Rattle off the Bass on Highway 90!!!!

Two parts to this review - 1st, I ordered and the invoice reflected, a KW-660BT, but they sent a KW-V66BT. I'm having difficulty finding out the difference, as the specs are the same and they are often mentioned together. I see posts out there about the V66BT being made with less expensive components, perhaps for a different market. Way back when, I remember learning that the Cannon digital camera I was trying to buy was going to take so long because it was coming from India or China (I can't remember) where Cannon sold a lesser version that they wouldn't import to the states, and that's why it was so much cheaper than the US version. I'm wondering if that's the situation here. Where I do see the V66BT for sale, it is cheaper than the V660BT, and I paid more for what I assume is the better product. 2nd, on to the radio itself. I'm quite happy with the features and performance. I bought it mostly for the Android Auto functionality, and that's clearly smarter than I am. It's pure flippin' magic, and does exactly what I was hoping. Someday maybe I'll understand all that it can do. I'm running through stock speakers so far, so I can't really address sound quality. My history with JVC has been positive, and I'm confident that the head won't be the limitation on the sound quality. So, a very nice radio that I'm (mostly) happy with. I'm not confident that I understand the difference between the two models, so I can't tell if this was a bait-and-switch or not. Hopefully this lasts as long as the V660BT would have.

great product definetely recommend