Showing posts with label cd am fm clock radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cd am fm clock radio. Show all posts

GLYBY Temperature Weather Station Projection Clock with LED Backlight & Color Display-Black

GLYBY Temperature Weather Station Projection Clock with LED Backlight & Color Display-BlackProduct is great, arrived ahead of schedule, great price!! Would definitely recommend to friends. If I pay attention...it takes me where I need to go!

No electrical cable,works out of batteries or buy the cable,if you planning on using at your bedroom,two things happen:if you use batteries is dark at night,won't be able to see it unless you press the button on top,if you run it with the electrical cable is so bright that will iluminate your whole room,be nice if had a dimming control,

Buy GLYBY Temperature Weather Station Projection Clock with LED Backlight & Color Display-Black Now

Emerson iC172 iPod Dock Alarm Clock Radio

Emerson iC172 iPod Dock Alarm Clock Radio
  • Compatibility: iPod mini; iPod nano 1G, 2G, 3G,4G; iPod classic 4G, 5G, 5.5G, 6G; iPod touch 1G, 2G, 3G
  • Large 0.9-inch red LED display with built-in LCD time projector
  • Universal iPod dock; AM/FM stereo radio with rotary tuning and volume controls
  • Dual alarm lets you wake to iPod, radio, or buzzer with separate week/weekend wake times
  • SmartSet automatically sets clock to correct year, month, date, day and time; dual alarm clock

Since I just got it, I'll try to post a followup review in a few weeks.

There seems to be only 1 review on this product (everywhere, believe me I looked) and I have been tracking this for a long while to see if more review would come but alas. The price was down to $49 and since I had a 10% coupon I thought the time was perfect. I was so dubious I had to download and read the entire manual online before visiting the store to check it out. The manual made it even better than I first thought it just doesn't make sense that the price was so low.

To be honest I guess the biggest hesitation I had about buying this was the fact that, being a gadget freak, a brand like Emerson isn't exactly one that gets me excited to covet said product. I have never owned anything with this brand.

Having said that these are the features that changed my mind (ranked by importance):

projection clock the one that I had really been coveting was an Oregon Scientific one that projects during the day as well, looks really sleek, when it alarms you wave at it and it stops. It does the 180 to reverse display in case needed. And yes, atomic time was cool too for all the obvious reasons but guess what, it costs $119. It didn't matter how much I told myself that I was 'worth it' I just couldn't justify spending that much for something that does just one thing. No radio, no dual alarm (I think), no in/out jack. THIS ONE has all that, the projection is bright compared to my old one (I did a side by side) and the focus adjust works great. I am visually impaired so this was important. But wait, theres more!

IPOD mode a lot of the made for IPOD products out there do not have a projection clock. That's a deal breaker for me so that starts to narrow the selection even further. This one has adapters for the various generation ipods and for added measure it has a line in (for shuffle or other mp3 players). So what made me give it 4 instead of 5 stars is the fact that the dock is not made for IPHONE. And I knew that when I bought it. Having said that, if you don't care to miss calls while charging, then just put it in airplane mode. Ah, but this is where the line in comes handy for me I can't miss phone calls (because of work), so if I don't care about charging my IPhone, I connect it to the line in and voila! no more interference (the wire I use is long enough to keep the phone away from the clock). SO for IPhone, to charge put in the ipod dock, to use connect to line in. Its like, whoever designed this product read my mind or was in the exact predicament I was in I really feel that ( in case (s)he happens to read this review. p.s. this product better be reliable! )

The sound quality is decent I mean for the price, its not really fair to compare it to the Logitach 5.1 surround setup that I have on my laptop with a Creative Audigy sound card. Like the previous reviewer, I listened to a couple of other made for IPOD gadgets and they were all pretty awful and the one that sounded decent was in the $150 300 range. This one to me sounded better when it was louder. The bass could be better BUT again its really not that bad. If you are such an audiophile, you probably won't feel bad spending a few hundred dollars but I bet you probably will not get all the features this $45 has.

The dual alarms, the weekend, weekday, 7 day alarm mode, the Smart Set, Sleep Mode, headphone jack and backup battery got thrown in too and it still $45! Depending on who you are, these could be nice to haves or absolute musts. I'll take 'em all of them! I heard horror stories about atomic clocks being iffy on the receiver's strength or the signal's strength relative to your location so this Smart Set fixes that issue. Lets just hope that the president doesn't change the DST again in a long while but given that this contraption is already a swiss army knife masquerading as a bedside clock I wouldn't be surprised if there was a way to adjust for future changes like that as well ,like the way Iphone does firmware updates...ok maybe not.

Can't wait to try the hand wave snooze thing tomorrow when the 'weekend mode' on Alarm2 goes off at 9. Whee!

So the biggest gamble for me is gong with a brand I haven't used before. I am hoping to be lucky, my last projection clock radio is a no name brand JWIN and it has always been reliable since I got it as an elephant gift 6 or 7 years ago. I am so hesitant to replace it but the lure of smart set, ipod and the 'wave' upgrade (not to mention the price point) caused me to cave. I guess once you use a projection clock you can never go back so my little girl will get the old one in her room. (unless they can develop one that tells you the time when you want without you having to open your eyelids kekeke, yes I am lazy, but apparently not lazy enough to write a short review).

Heck I'm on a roll, I'll continue on what does it NOT have that I wish it did (as if all the features for $45 wasn't enough) a smaller footprint like the Scientific Oregon, a weather sensor, a remote, a clapper, a kitty litter box cleaner, a masseuse...just to emphasize how absolutely silly it is to expect more for this price >.< I'll just be thankful if its reliable for a few years.

Buy Emerson iC172 iPod Dock Alarm Clock Radio Now

I must admit I JUST got this and have only had it one day. But, rest assured I literally have gone to at least 7-8 stores, pulled out of their boxes at least 15-18 diff. radios and played, prodded and looked and finally selected this one when coming across it. (I actually bought it at Target for $59.99, same as above, but no shipping of course.) I'm very happy with it as of right now. Time setting was so easy 10 seconds, incl. changing it to my PST zone and it was done. One primary necessity, among some others, was having a HEADPHONE JACK!! The majority of clock radios do NOT have this anymore! I like to listen to the radio sometimes at night with headphones and use the slumber switch this way I don't disturb my DH. Another was having GOOD, STEREO sound on the FM band. A real nicety is that in addition to having a traditional snooze alarm bar, you can just "wave your hand" in front of the radio face instead of having to find/reach the snooze bar and it will reactivate repeatedly, if you like, in 9 min. increments (body heat from hand activates the snooze bar). Also, the time can be projected onto your wall or ceiling, visible only during the dark, however, without being intrusive. For those that are sensitive to the brightness of the face display, it has two levels of brightness or off I don't find the std. setting too bright for me, however. Numerals are large and easily seen with my nearsighted eyes numerals are in red. Alarms can be auto-set to activate only during the week or only on weekends or singly, of course. Has dual alarms with multiple choices of how you'd like to be awakened and an IPOD dock not important to me at the moment as I don't have one but I did want the other choices so that's fine; I'll buy one later. Footprint isn't too big, could be worse. Looks nice and contemporary. I'm just real pleased with the decent sound; nice bass relatively speaking and 100% better than almost all the other ones I plugged in and listened to. I'm very fussy so keep that in mind if you don't like doing all the leg work.

Read Best Reviews of Emerson iC172 iPod Dock Alarm Clock Radio Here

The features and functionality of this unit are pretty complete overall. The combination of iPod dock and time projection at this price makes it attractive, if that's what you are seeking, especially considering the lack of alarm volume control reported on the Excalibur 134BK Soundmaster and the host of issues associated with the HoMedics SS-7000.

However, the Emerson has its share of notable nits.

1) The sensor function used for snoozing is very cool but dangerous if you wish to avoid oversleeping. The range is too far and if the unit "senses" you within 2 feet, it will immediately snooze at the designated alarm time before the iPod can even turn on and wake you. The sensitivity can be moderated with a piece of Scotch tape placed half way over the sensor, but this is a bit unreliable as well.

2) The buttons for setting alarms, etc. are loud. If your partner goes to bed before you and you need to adjust the alarm setting, you risk waking him/her with the loud clicking noises.

3) On the particular unit I bought (and returned) the time projection was faulty. I would hope this to be an anomaly but it's certainly a concern regarding quality.

If you can get past the sensor issue and loud buttons, then you might be happy with this unit. I ultimately splurged and invested a few more coins for the equivalent but far superior Gigaware product, which can be found at the Radio Shack website.

Want Emerson iC172 iPod Dock Alarm Clock Radio Discount?

I've been fairly pleased with this product. I've been using it for about a month. Considering all its features, it's a pretty good deal for the price. The sound quality is decent. Don't expect it to sound like a $300 Bose system. It sounds like your typical clock radio. The projection of the time works fine and displays large and clear numbers that are easily readable. I'm using an iPod nano with it and the built-in controls on the unit function as they should. My one and only complaint with the unit concerns the shutoff sensor. As a previous user pointed out, if you are within about 2 feet of the sensor, the alarm shuts off right away. The unit is way too sensitive in this regard. One foot or less would have been a better setup.

Overall, this is a good product for the money.

I've been looking all over for a iPod Docking Alarm Clock Radio with projection. I was so excited when I found this one. I love how it sets itself, just plug it in.

However, the reason I am returning this one is ...

1.) It has a heat sensor snooze button located in front of the clock. Instead of pushing the snooze button you can wave your hand in front of the clock (with in 24 inches)and it turns the alarm off. Great. 24 inches? You must be MORE THAN 2 FEET away from the radio or it will turn off automatically. I must have been sleeping to close to the edge of the bed and my alarm never woke me. Apparently it kept turning off. The next day I moved it to the other side of my night stand. Still not far enough.

2.) The alarm radio turns on full blast not gradually. When the alarm did go off it scared the #*@! out of me. When I jumped from my slumber .. apparently it sensed me moving and turned off. So much for laying in bed listening to the news. I guess I should move it across the room.

3.) The projection clock only moves front to back not side to side. I want it to project over my bed. You can push a button to rotate it 180 degrees. My other projection has full 360 degree movement.

Unfortunately, I am returning this clock. Emerson has good intentions but has to work out a few bugs. I hope they keep trying.

Bose® Wave® FM Antenna

Bose® Wave® FM Antenna
  • Improves FM radio performance in areas where reception is difficult
  • 1/8" (3 mm) plug connects to input on back of system
  • Antenna measures 9' long, plus 2' Y-extensions
  • Compatible with Wave® Music System, Acoustic Wave® Music System and Wave® Radio II

The antenna does indeed help pull in weaker stations with a little moving around to find the optimal angle.

Why Bose does not include this with the radio is beyond my comprehension, except to fleece the consumer out

of another $10

Buy Bose® Wave® FM Antenna Now

I have a Bose Wave Radio. The sound is great and I play CDs on it a lot, but I couldn't get public radio because we live deep in a valley. This simple little device run up the wall behind the 16X20 photos of my grandchildren works great. Now on Saturday nights I can listen to OldTime Radio.

Read Best Reviews of Bose® Wave® FM Antenna Here

This antenna works fine I did not get much of a radio signal in my apartment before adding the antenna, but I wish I had just picked one up at a Radio Shack or Best Buy or something. There's nothing special about this product, and you can get one much cheaper at any electronics store. The bose antenna is also really long and can be unsightly for the same price you can get something more compact.

Want Bose® Wave® FM Antenna Discount?

I bought this for my original Bose Wave Radio and it doesn't fit. My radio has an old coax plug for the antenna and this is a mini RCA. Be aware of what you have before you buy.

If you want to listen to FM on the Bose, this is a must have.

The radio should have come with this especially at Bose prices.

Jensen AWM975 AM/FM/CD/DVD/USB/WB/iPOD Ready Wallmount Stereo with HDMI Video Output

Jensen AWM975 AM/FM/CD/DVD/USB/WB/iPOD Ready Wallmount Stereo with HDMI Video Output
  • Fully suspended slot-type CD/DVD deck mechanism
  • 30 programmable station presets (18FM, 12AM)
  • Front USB support playback MP3 /WMA/ JPEG format
  • Alarm clock with sleep timer
  • Full iPod® audio controls & charging

This is a pretty ordinary product. I got one with my new RV. The DVD plyer is actually ok. The Cd player sounds bad. The sound is dead and lacks realism and frankly I am at a loss as to how Jensen pulled this off. After all this is an old technology. The radio lacks am sensitivity but Fm is ok.Believe it or not..it lacks a scanning feature. You skim through the dial one agonizing frequency at a time. I note that other manufacturers make similar products though as far as I can tell you will not find them on Amazon at least for the moment. Overall I think you can do a lot better.

Buy Jensen AWM975 AM/FM/CD/DVD/USB/WB/iPOD Ready Wallmount Stereo with HDMI Video Output Now

Was a replacement for another Jensen that stopped working. Only issue was the height was approximately 1/8 inch more than the opening in the cabinet.

Read Best Reviews of Jensen AWM975 AM/FM/CD/DVD/USB/WB/iPOD Ready Wallmount Stereo with HDMI Video Output Here

Well constructed with easy install. Directions and diagrams are accurate and helpful. Speaker separation works beautifully. DVD player works very well and the added benefit of hearing the movie or TV throughout our camper(or wherever we want it including just to our outside speakers) clearly and as loudly as we want it (rather than depending on the speakers of the TV) is awesome. Great product!

Want Jensen AWM975 AM/FM/CD/DVD/USB/WB/iPOD Ready Wallmount Stereo with HDMI Video Output Discount?

My wife and I have a Jayco Eagle TT that came with one of these units. We had to replace it before our warranty was up and now the replacement has stopped working as well. Of course we are now out of the warranty period. We will be looking for other options. We have no intention of going for round 3.

Volf/Hag ZX-7127 CD CDRW Player AM FM Digital Radio MP3 WMA USB Port SD Card ...

Volf/Hag ZX-7127 CD CDRW Player AM FM Digital Radio MP3 WMA USB Port SD Card ...
  • AM/FM MPX Digital Tuner
  • MP3 And WMA With Esp And ID3 Tag
  • Encoder Audio Control
  • Built-In Noise Filter
  • White Mask Display

Sometimes, the old adage "You get what you pay for" really rings true.

This car cd player worked for less than a week before it lost the ability to play cd's(disc feeder broke). This may have something to do with the fact that the seller put the retail box(no packaging in there) inside of a larger cardboard box with no packing peanuts or air pillows or anything! It did however, work long enough to get a good idea of how bad a product it was even before the failure. Here is a list of the pro's and con's:

Pro's:

Cheap price

Front USB

Front SD card slot

Con's:

Cheap quality/low durability

Low power output

Questionable sound quality

Poor navigation system for mp3's on SD

A side note for anyone planning to buy a deck online: Take into consideration the possible extra costs should it be DOA or soon afterwords. In my case, the seller offered a refund, but after the cost(installation, uninstallation, gas for driving back and forth, and shipping back to seller) I would have lost money if I returned it. The SD and USB slots still work, so I've ordered a different deck from a reputable brand(and hopefully a seller that puts some protection inside their packages!!). When it arrives, I will have the new one put in, and take the semi-broken one and have it installed in my winter beater(if it doesn't completely quit by then!). I would never buy from this brand or from this seller again.

Buy Volf/Hag ZX-7127 CD CDRW Player AM FM Digital Radio MP3 WMA USB Port SD Card ... Now

Great service. Product in good shape. Received before expected date. Product works great. I'm very pleased with how well this product works in my car. Thanks.

HELLO KITTY Digital AM/FM Clock Radio with Night Light

HELLO KITTY Digital AM/FM Clock Radio with Night LightThis Clock radio is very cute. I bought it for my daughter for Christmas. My only complaint and this is why I gave it a 3, is that I can hardly get any radio stations on it. The radio is scratchy and so I set it to buzzer for her.

This unit is a great gift for a sweet little girl whose bedroom is pink and who has lots of Hello Kitty items. A great addition to her collection. Functional, well designed and well built.

Buy HELLO KITTY Digital AM/FM Clock Radio with Night Light Now

I purchased this clock for my 6-six year old daughter. She was very excited to receive it and it seemed great until we realized it didn't keep time! I would re-set the time, thinking maybe she had touched the buttons and changed the time by accident, but no. I watched it go from 12:59 one minute right to 1:12 the next minute. As I was re-setting it, there was no 10:00. It was constantly reading anywhere from 12-1:00 or 4-5:00, and that was it. It's not easy having to take away a gift from a 6-year old to send back. I read the reviews before purchasing, and I guess I was one of the few lucky ones who got the clock that didn't work. I am not taking a chance on ordering another. I think we'll just get something different. It was very disappointing because it was a very cute clock and the radio worked fine.

Read Best Reviews of HELLO KITTY Digital AM/FM Clock Radio with Night Light Here

I bought this clock radio/alarm clock for my daughter. She (and we) absolutely love it. The lemon night light is perfect for a little girl afraid of the dark. The radio reception works fine where I live, and the battery back-up is great. I actually went back to the store to purchase an additional clock for a birthday gift for one of my daughter's friends. Feedback, so far, has also been great.

Want HELLO KITTY Digital AM/FM Clock Radio with Night Light Discount?

The clock is really cute but it has poor reception. Maybe if it had some form of an antenna it would help. It is hard to get a clear sound. It takes alot of movement to place it in the right spot to get clear reception.

The Sharper Image ESI-B622 Relaxx Dual Bedside Audio Dock

The Sharper Image ESI-B622 Relaxx Dual Bedside Audio Dock
  • Motorized dual docks for charging two devices simultaneously
  • USB charging port
  • Aux-in for connecting non-Apple devices
  • Convenient remote control
  • Auto-set clock with dual alarm and gradual wake

Bought this at a steep discount at Kohls so figured I'd give it a try since I've never had an 'alarm clock' like it.

Bad things

Way too many buttons on the top. Hard to remember which are the volume buttons and which are the navigation buttons since they look similar. You'll have to memorize what does what unless you want to keep looking at the instructions.

Not easy to scan the radio. You'll want to make presets and leave it at that.

Confusing to set up with all the buttons. The 'auto time' didn't even work.

The grille display is completely unnecessary. Can't even read 'PM.' Cheap alarm clocks have better displays.

It has three dimmer settings, but the least brightest still lights up the room. Need it dimmer.

No AM radio?

Too many unnecessary buttons on the remote, such as the bass adjustment. The difference in its bass isn't big enough to justify adjusting it remotely.

It's relatively big and takes up a lot of table space.

Can't turn down the volume of the alarm while the alarm sounds. Hitting the volume button while it's sounding turns off the alarm.

Good things

It will charge your iphone/ipad.

You can set the alarm for just the work week and not have to worry about it going off on the weekends.

The speakers are decent. Might as well listen through those instead of using your device's speakers.

The gradual wake-up volume adjustment is nice.

Simple things could've made this a much better product and well worth the price, and I'd say it's unfathomable how Sharper Image thought that this was something suitable to release as is.

Buy The Sharper Image ESI-B622 Relaxx Dual Bedside Audio Dock Now

I had really hoped this would work so I could avoid the $240 spend on the iHome or Phillips unit. Well, it doesn't. Besides the other review's gripes about the grill obscuring the clock, and the vague buttons, this is why I'm returning the B622:

Rear dock didn't charge my iPad

Neither my iPad nor iPhone would fit with their cases on (I have the VERY small MagPul case for the iPhone and it just wouldn't seat)

The Auto-set for the clock didn't work

It was pretty big, and probably didn't need to be since it felt as light as a feather, so it was just filled with air

I did like the rear USB charging port, but I didn't see the need for the motorized iPad dock. Why spend the money on something motorized? Didn't make sense to me.

Read Best Reviews of The Sharper Image ESI-B622 Relaxx Dual Bedside Audio Dock Here

Received this unit for Christmas. Had never seen it before but I like it. These are my first impressions and if they change I will update.

First of all a feature I didn't see mentioned is a Video output jack to send video to your TV/monitor. Nice extra feature if you have it near a video device.

Now as far as the docking ports go. The iPad port is motorized sort of like a CD drawer on a computer and comes out of the Rear of the unit, most pictures make it look like it is on top. The iPod dock is NOT motorized but does flip down manually and pop up automatically. The plugs on these docks are a little tight at first so you may want to support the area they are mounted to, when plugging in my iPod the first time the dock wanted to pop back inside unit. Also should you have another device that charges via USB they have included a charging port on the rear, nice extra.

As with any new device there is a learning curve on what each switch does on top of the unit. Most of the switches are the same size except the Snooze button which is dead center just like on 99% of the alarm clocks out there. Also it is the largest button on the unit and the remote.

As noted by other reviewers the speaker grill covers the entire front of the unit which is nice for uniformity however it does make it difficult to read the PM/Alarm 1/Alarm 2 indicators but once you learn where they are it is a mute point. The time format can be switched to 24hr format which is a nice touch. As for the self time setting I am not sure how it is getting the signal to do so, mine was one hour fast so I set it back but the minutes and day were correct. Guess time will tell.(pun intended)

Oh yes it does have FM radio that tunes just like most car radios today and it lets you store 10 favorites. No AM which is no big deal, does anyone listen to AM anymore?

All in all I really like this unit so far.

Want The Sharper Image ESI-B622 Relaxx Dual Bedside Audio Dock Discount?

Pros sound is decent, and my iPhone and iPad are both able to dock and charge as advertised.

I also like how you can switch between the devices as inputs to the speakers.

Nice to have iPad and iPhone docks, plus a separate USB can be plugged in for an additional device.

Cons -

Charging: I have iPad 1 with the Apple case. As thin as that is, you must remove from the case to dock and charge. I did this a few times but then noticed the USB port on the back. So now I'm charging off a USB cable. It gives me the added benefit of being able to charge while using my iPad. (but, obviously I'm not getting the benefit of a dual charging station this way). The iPhone also needs to be removed from its case to use.

Brightness: this is why it's going back. The LEDs for the clock are so bright. I saw a reference in one review that they can be dimmed I haven't found this (not sure if there's a hidden switch? A button? A combination of the many buttons?) I end up having to completely block the display when I go to bed, otherwise it feels like a spotlight on you.

Save 30% Off

I read through other reviews before buying this product and I agree w/ some but don't agree with others. I think if you take the time to read through the manual, you will have a great deal of success using the product. First, as for the phone dock, there is no way to make the dock accessible for the many different phone cases available on the market. So if you are ok w/ removing your case to dock then the product will work just fine and charge your phone very quickly. As for the iPad dock, yes I agree I didn't feel confident using it to dock so I chose to use the back USB to charge my iPad. I don't use my IPad to listen to music but I do like the fact my iPad is next to the product. Using the controls is easy as well. Just take moment to read the manual. It will make using the product more streamlined and effective for you. I bought mine for about 38 bucks including shipping so that's probably the price point you want to be at when buying this product. Hope this is helpful. Good luck.

Metra 99-3303 Install kit for GM Vehicles Using The LAN System Integrate Vehicle Diagnostics -Black

Metra 99-3303 Install kit for GM Vehicles Using The LAN System Integrate Vehicle Diagnostics -Black
  • Install dash kit for Single DIN/ISO Radios
  • Snap-in ISO System
  • Includes ISO Trim ring
  • Interactive LCD Display that retains OnStar, RAP, and the factory Drivers Information Center
  • High-grade ABS plastic construction

This little unit is actually ok! I gave it 4 stars because it is really cheap looking, but doesnt look bad when installed. When you get this unit care fully read directions for hook up installation. Its not that bad if you are familiar with electronics and radio installation! You should at least have some experience in this first! Im sure if you read the directions it will tell you to disconnect the battery first, then you wont have the experiences that some other people have about this D.I.C not working! If you fail to unhook the battery it will fail to work CORRECTLY! IT WILL CUT OFF THE POWER TO THE RADIO BECAUSE THE D.I.C WILL RESET AFTER SO LONG AND THATS WHERE THE RADIO GETS ITS POWER SOURCE FROM. DUH RIGHT? With that said, you can change the contrast and brightness, and also change the color of the buttons from orange or green! Pretty neat!!!I didnt read the directions until after installation, and found this out the hard way! Just a tip, if you are interested in keeping this D.I.C but also want a double din touchscreen you can actually hide this cheap looking unit in the glove box or inconspicous place. all you have to do is cut it down to size but be careful not to damage the lcd componets. Thats what im going to do in my wifes car. its a price to pay at 135 bucks , but it is worth keeping the info to me and for her too! Figured i would buy a cheap cd player to put in for her with ipod and usb port, but its too junky and i talked her into a double din so thats what i plan to do!

Also for youre purchasing information

YOU DO NOT REPEAT NOT NEED ANY THING ELSE BUT ANTENNA ADAPTER. THIS COMES WITH THE HARNESS TO PLUG IN TO THE EXISTING RADIO WIRING HARNESS, THEN FROM THAT HARNESS TO RADIO HARNESS, YOU WILL HAVE TI\O WIRE HARNESS INTO TWO DIFFERENT PLUGS ON REAR OF D.I.C. CAREFULLY READ DIRECTIONS AND REMEMBER TO DISCONNECT NEGATIVE BATTERY CABLE PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. AND ALSO IF YOU HARE READ ANYTHING ON HAVING TO FIND POWER FROM FUSE BOX OR FROM A CERTAIN WIRE FROM IGNITION HARNESS, THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO NEED FOR FINDING ALTERNATE POWER WITH THIS KIT HERE!

Buy Metra 99-3303 Install kit for GM Vehicles Using The LAN System Integrate Vehicle Diagnostics -Black Now

I bought this kit to use in my Pontiac G6 when my factory radio went out. I had it installed about a month ago, and I have no complaints. The price of $136 was the cheapest I found (all other site were in the $200 range). It fits great in my dash, and looks wonderful with my Boss radio. It does look a little cheaply made, but it gets the job done. All of my information still shows up (oil, mileage, temp)..

Read Best Reviews of Metra 99-3303 Install kit for GM Vehicles Using The LAN System Integrate Vehicle Diagnostics -Black Here

This unit works perfect. I have a G6 convertible and it maintained all my driver information. It plus directly into your old harness and your new aftermarket radio would sit right on top of it. I still get the right car data such as roof not closed or low fuel. It maintains everything. You can even change the button color. You can even go to Metra's site to see if it is compatible with your car. I recommend this for anyone who wants to install a single DIN radio. The only wire connecting you have to do is from the aftermarket unit to this unit and its pretty self explanatory in the instruction.

Want Metra 99-3303 Install kit for GM Vehicles Using The LAN System Integrate Vehicle Diagnostics -Black Discount?

installed this in my 06 g6 gt it works great i guess had no fit problems and my new deck looks great in it...

Save 40% Off

i bought this item because it was pretty much my only option if i wanted to keep my d.i.c. display. i have had it for about a month and the lcd screen just stopped working. so if all you want is your door chimes and an ugly looking lcd under your deck this is for you.