Pioneer MVH-S310BT Single Din Built-In Bluetooth, MIXTRAX, USB, Auxiliary, Pandora, Spotify, iPhone, Android and Smart Sync App Compatibility Car Digital Media Receiver
€100



Price: $99.99
(as of Oct 03, 2025 17:38:30 UTC – Details)
The MVH-S310BT features buttons such as Navi, bass boost and a rotary knob that are optimized with the Pioneer Smart sync app. The receiver also includes the USB auto switch feature so when the phone is connected via USB The listener has the option to choose whether the receiver uses the phone as a source, or just charges the device.
Android compatibility
Works with Pandora and Spotify
Compatibility
Built-in Bluetooth
Usb auto switch feature
Display Type: Tft Lcd
Media Type: Mp3 Cd+R
Included Components: Receiver
Hardware
Harness
Manual
Customers say
Customers find this car stereo to be a high-quality unit with good sound quality, including nice bass boost settings, and appreciate its ease of installation and value for money. They like the customization options with many great settings, and find it easy to use. The functionality and Bluetooth connectivity receive mixed reviews – while some say everything works great, others report it stops working after a month, and while the Bluetooth connects seamlessly for some, others experience constant disconnections.
12 reviews for Pioneer MVH-S310BT Single Din Built-In Bluetooth, MIXTRAX, USB, Auxiliary, Pandora, Spotify, iPhone, Android and Smart Sync App Compatibility Car Digital Media Receiver
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James M –
Good, Inexpensive Radio for Those Desiring Bluetooth Functionality
I bought the Pioneer MVH-S310BT in order to replace the failing Volvo HU-613 in my 2004 V70. The low price and Bluetooth functionality of the unit were the biggest factors that influenced me to purchase this head unit. I also was not interested in having a CD player, since I stream music through my smartphone. I looked at other, less expensive units, but I was deterred by the higher risk of low quality. I used my Google-foo to do some research, and from what I had found, the non-name brand units weren’t really that great, aside from prices. It is possible to purchase a no-name head unit with Bluetooth connectivity for $20 – $30 US dollars, but to me, it wasn’t worth the risk. I’ve owned and used Pioneer products in the past, including head units and speakers, and have been pleased with the perceived quality and value from those products.Upon receipt and installation of this unit, I was not disappointed. I used a Metra kit to install the head unit into the dash, since Volvos have a unique shape for their radios. The provided instructions for wiring were a little unclear at first glance but were easy enough to follow. Because this unit does not have a CD player, it’s much less deep than traditional head units, making installation a bit easier. The provided microphone has a cord length of 3 meters – approximately 10 feet.I was already aware that the unit would have blue backlighting instead of the red backlighting pictured in this listing. The brightness of the unit is appropriate. The provided picture shows the unit at full brightness on a slightly overcast morning. The dimmer can be activated manually and/or can be controlled based on the time. E.g. the dimmer can be automatically be activated in the evening. The only constructive criticism that I have is that I wish this unit was available with green backlighting. However, this is only my personal preference, as the backlighting color does not affect the fit, form, or function of the unit. For $65, the ability to choose backlighting color was a luxury that I was willing to forego.Setting up the unit was pretty easy. I did not read any of the instructions prior to setup but quickly determined how to configure the unit. It took me about 30 seconds to connect my phone and about 5 minutes to configure everything else. Standard configurable options, such as EQ, subwoofer, bass boost, loudness, and display options are all available.The biggest surprise of the unit was how good it sounds. I thought the Volvo HU-613 sounded pretty good, especially for a 15 year old unit. This MVH-S310BT blows it out of the water, though. Overall, music sounds much more crisp and clean. Tones across the spectrum seem much more distinguishable and less muddled together. In particular, the bass is much more powerful and noticeable. I listen mostly to rock, and this unit does a fine job with it.Disclaimer #1: I did replace most of the stock speakers with Pioneer (front seats) and Kenwood (rear seats) speakers a few years ago, so I can’t say how much better this unit would sound with stock speakers. I also do not have a subwoofer or any other fancy speakers.Disclaimer #2: I am not a sound engineer or audiophile, nor do I have an expert ear for sound quality. I am an amateur musician and not completely ignorant of sound quality, though. I am more representative of a regular user. Your results may vary. If you are an audiophile or somebody who cares greatly about excellent sound quality, you’re probably not looking to purchase this unit. (Maybe you should consider it, though?)I installed the provided microphone and tested it by calling somebody. They told me that I sounded clear and that the volume was appropriate. The function of the microphone, therefore, appears to be adequate.I installed the Pioneer Smart Sync app onto my smartphone, and the unit recognizes it without issue. I have not had a chance to really play around with the app, though. Note: The Pioneer Smart Sync app is NOT required to connect your smartphone with this unit. I have mostly been using my smartphone without the app.I’ve only had this product for about a week, so I cannot say what the long-term reliability will be. Given my past experience with Pioneer products, however, I do expect this unit to last for many years.I don’t normally leave reviews for products. However, since this product has relatively few reviews, I figured that I would be able to help somebody out by leaving my own review. This might seem lengthy for a budget head unit, but I like to describe things in as much practical detail as possible.TL;DR This appears to be a great budget head unit with BT functionality and good sound. I recommend this product to anybody looking for such a unit.
Juan ramirez –
Great product
Good qualityWorks greatClear soundGreat priceEasy to install
Chris Irish –
Very good
I made the mistake of buying a stereo that was super inexpensive. I ended up throwing that one away and buying the stereo. This is a very high-quality stereo, and Iâm really happy with it.
Stuart WL –
Decent replacement stereo for car
My previous OEM CD player had died and I didn’t have a way to play MP3s from a memory stick. This stereo did the trick. It was easy to install with the harness and dash kit (separately), and sounds great. It’s supposed to take a 16GB stick, but the one I purchased didn’t want to connect, so I went with an 8GB. Navigation is easy, etc. Have not used the mixtrack features. I do like the ability to balance each of the four speakers with their own boost control, in addition to the fader and balance.
Mach 77 –
Pioneer Legacy
This stereo was easy to install. The sound quality is great. The price was reasonable. It’s a bluetooth receiver. It looks great in my dash. This is an upgrade from my previous aftermarket stereo. It fitted in the same bracket from the previous stereo. Pioneer quality has stood for a long time. I’m excited about this purchase.
Calvin G –
Coolest ever
Still have this headunit sitting somewhere in storage because I refuse to get rid of it. I love love love the knob. You donât find those anymore. So responsive and the peak of headunits. The color scheme is cool to, you can customize that as well. Shows the time and date well and only has to be reset when the battery has been disconnected or the car dies. Plays great quality music for a single din. Absolutely phenomenal. Easier than any other headunit to use, and no buttons broke or stopped working. There is no touch screen, but the Bluetooth worked well and connected quickly every time I got in the car with no need to pull it out and manually connect it. Love this headunit, wonât let it go. If you love the volume knob and the numerous other amenities I described, I am sure you will be satisfied with your purchase if you buy this headunit. I am no astroturfer and I donât make fake reviews. I rate things honestly and I honestly love this headunit.
Amazon Customer –
Easy installation
Easy installation and great sounding
D. Juilfs –
Only lasted 3 years then one day just DOA
I’m not going to be too critical of this unit because for the money it sounded great while it worked. I liked the remote mic for the phone where I could place it on the pillar, fairly close and directed at the driver’s mouth. Everything worked great until yesterday morning it was just dead. Checked all fuses, powers and grounds. I put the stock radio back in and it fired right up. That will stay in for now as I await the replacement unit. Yes, I am going to buy this unit again because I don’t want to go through all the hassle of rewiring a different one. It did last 3 years so IDK if mine was a fluke or they are just made too cheap now-a-days. I still have a Pioneer cassette player from 1986 that is still going strong. Pioneer used to be the best. Now not so much. But it is still under a $100 so you get what you pay for.
Paul S –
Has all the features required for my needs, eliminated the engine noise feedback sound. Packaged and sent appropriately and arrived safely.All up great choice for those with a limited deck space and on a budget
CaptainAwesome –
Sounds better than my old mp3 receiver, AND it lets me do phone calls through it, AND it lets me stream bluetooth music from my phone.
kurt –
Great products
Darwyn Hermann –
Works great