iRV Technology iRV32V2 AM/FM/CD/DVD/MP3/MP4/HDMI in&out w/ ARC/Digital 2.1/Surround Sound/Bluetooth/CEC/NFC,3 Zones Wall Mount RV Radio Stereo w/ APP Control, USB using 5V charging both Android&Apple

Works lie it’s supposed to!
This is the exact same unit that came with my RV. The original never worked right but anyone that has an RV knows. The service departments suck. I chose this because it’s the exact same and would be plug and play with no new wiring. It works great! Finally able to use.

A lot of features for the price point
This is a great upgrade in features over the Jenson brand that came factory in my RV. I like being able to have a HDMI for the upgraded tv to be able to enjoy the movie picture quality. I also really like the Bluetooth connection so that I can keep my phone in my pocket and not have to walk over to my phone on a cord every time I want to skip a song while listening to music.I only have 3 gripes so far after 2 camping trips. The first is that when you power off, the speaker zones don’t come back on as you left them. You have to select what speaker zone you want each time. Trivial complaint. The second is that the clock for the time does not seem to keep properly. My Rv has 400w of solar and 300ah of batteries, so my 12v system is always on since I don’t worry about draining batteries, and yet the time is never correct. Maybe it’s just my unit? And last complaint is the sound quality. Last year I had upgraded my speakers to brand name speakers and I have enjoyed my music and movies in the RV. Sound was great. Not so much with this unit. The “deepness” of the sound is just not there with the iRV. Not horrible by any standard, just leaves you wanting more. It starts out good at the low range of volume, but just doesn’t produce in the mid to high range of volume. It makes me want an external amplifier, except that this is not set up to have 6ch amp. On a scale of 1-10, 10 being the best, I rate this as a solid 6. I would buy it again, but I might consider spending just a few more $$ if I could find another one that has better sound quality. But for the features that it has, it’s still worth the $170.

Worked well for a whole 4 months.
Installed in my camper last fall. We have a permanent camp site and have been using it a lot since April. It is now July 31st. The screen stopped working last week. It was a great little replacement unit but when you can’t see what radio station you have or what mode you are in or what the volume is etc. it’s a real pain. And on a side note the volume dial is very annoying. As you try to turn the volume up the numbers kind of…scramble and its like its fighting itself. It will just keep dropping and raising, you have to move the dial at a certain slow speed and fight your way up. Its bizzare and also very annoying. Outside of that it did work well. Luckily I did a 2 year warranty and I will be proceding with that now.

So far so good, it works, but its not great..
Installation was relatively straight forward thanks to the reviews here on Amazon that give good tips. You need power to the Yellow Battery, and Red Accessory wire along with the Black ground wire. The radio is not the most appealing design, and while it does provide the functions it advertises, they leave a bit to be desired.First, HDMI ARC, the ONLY reason I purchased this unit seems to be really finicky, it can take 15 seconds or more for the audio to come on. For some reason, HDMI Arc is TV Audio input 2, who the heck has analog connections anymore?Sound quality isn’t anything to get excited about, bordering on poor. That said, in a camper, it’s adequate, but certainly nothing you’ll impress guests with.Bluetooth does work, but what ever you do, don’t waste your time with the App, it’s garbage at best. For those that want to connect a Bluetooth speaker, this unit does not do that, it only allows play back from a Bluetooth source like your phone.Radio tuner refuses to pick up many channels the previous radio did, I can’t explain it other than to assume the tuner is lower quality. Further, the depth of the radio barely fits in the wall space that we have in our travel trailer. It would fit fine if we didn’t have the antenna connected, but as it is, the depth with the antenna plugged in is just about 1/2″ too tight. Would love to know where to get a 90 degree extender to alleviate that problem.Unrelated to the radio, the OEM unit I replaced (Touch Radio) was screwed into the cabinet and was enormous in comparison. To cover up the hole, I opted to 3d print an adapter to mount the radio in the space and cover the open hole. It’s a shame no one provides a double din radio mount with an extra large trimmable face plate. But as you can see in the photo, it looks like a professional installation.

Our stereo in our RV wasn’t working. Of course. So we found this exact one. Ordered, fast delivery and within 1 hr, possibly less my husband Installed it. Perfect. Great product. Great price.

I returned this by attaching mailing label and delivering to the Canada post office.I have yet received a credit for my return.f I put it in the mail on on July 4th this is a bit ridiculous you must have received it by now.Thank youSterling FloydGetting very frustrated.