JSD Bluetooth Handsfree Car Stereo/MP3/FM Radio - Bluetooth/USB/SD/AUX Input - £14.86 @ GearBest

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JSD Bluetooth Handsfree Car Stereo/MP3/FM Radio - Bluetooth/USB/SD/AUX Input £14.86 Delivered @ GearBest

£14.86 GearBest8 Nov 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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no_Sunshine

8 Nov 15

Excellent reviews, great price!

Features:
● Supports advanced audio distribution profile
● Off time display function
● Digital high-quality FM stereo radio
● Preset 18 stations ( frequency: 87.5-108 MHz )
● Support USB / SD / MMC card reader
● Support Audio: MP3 / WMA / APE / FLAC / WAV etc.
● Support folder function
● Bluetooth Specification：V2.0
● Support breakpoints and ID3 Play
● Support remote control
● Rotary volume control
● MP3 randomized, 10 track up / down playback
● Electronic control volume treble, bass, balance and fader
● Multiple EQ scene selection: Jazz, rock, pop, classical, etc.
● Mute and loud control
● L / R RCA audio output jacks
● 4-channel high power output ( 4 loud speaker )
● Support modes: BT / APE / WAV / WMA / MP3 / FM
● The remote control battery ( included ): CR2025 3V

Specifications:
FM Radio
Tuning Range: 87.5 - 108.0MHz
Sensitivity: Less than 20db
Stereo Separation: More than 25db
SNR: More than 60db

Some Playback
Music format support: MP3 / WMA
Display format: ID3 display
Distortion: Less than 0.3 percents

Power Supply
12V Machine: 11 - 16V
Note: This machine is 12V machine, not according to the 24V power supply

Audio
Operating temperature: -20 - 60 deg.C
Quiescent current speaker impedance: 4 ohm
Frequency Response: 20 - 20000Hz

Fuse
Red: 1A
Yellow: 15A

Top comments

BlownGasketBob

8 Nov 15 7 #5

Lol, 4x60 watt.
wattever!

PAULTRD to topss

8 Nov 15 6 #8

If you are stealing a £15 car radio for resale you need help :smile: not you personally but in general

Latest comments (34)

Rhythmeister

8 Nov 15 2 #13

I don't think car stereos get stolen anymore either!

jasif1 to Rhythmeister

3 Jan 16 #34

my mate had his stolen last year in London... So it still happens.

Nexusfifth

8 Nov 15 1 #20

I have a pretty decent radio coupled with awesome speakers around the car, how complicated is it to replace just the main unit as I would really like to add bluetooth/usb functionality to my system, but would prefer to keep everything else as it is.

I know Googling would give me an answer and there are probably plenty of videos there but I would prefer a first hand experience and possibly a link to a good video if someone with experience can spare me a couple of minutes. Thanks in advance.

no_Sunshine to Nexusfifth

8 Nov 15 #23

You have two options... 1 is cheap and easy... other is expensive and needs 15 mins of DIY...

Option 1: Have a look in my threads... I posted a thread about a bluetooth audio receiver for £2something... can plug that into 3.5mm aux in of your old stereo to make it BT compliant...

Options2: Spend money on this BT stereo or a branded one (abt £50) and replace the old unit... job is easy if U know what you're doing (how to get the stereo out, disconnect old cables, connect to new unit etc) and have the right tools :smiley:

mcady to Nexusfifth

8 Nov 15 #27

What car do you haw mate?

tan159 to Nexusfifth

14 Nov 15 #33

Dont bother. You will be highly dissapointed.

RealDash

9 Nov 15 1 #32

Any Mk1 Golf is far too good to have one of these in mate! This is just work van, better than nothing, type of stuff...

deepmenace

9 Nov 15 1 #31

I've got one that looks almost the same as it.... Probably the same hardware with a different faceplate.

It's OK. Sounds OK. Has a few quirks that may or may not be related to dodgy Peugeot electronics. It sometimes has a madflashing attack, goes crazy and turns off. And my phones Bluetooth sometimes turns it on when I'm on even in the car.

Id avoid tbh. Save for a bit longer and spend 50. Also it gets extremely hot.

hsf93

9 Nov 15 2 #30

dont you mean your horse didn't have FM?

thekanester

9 Nov 15 1 #29

No, I totally agree. I just lament that I used to remember the frequencies of all the channels I listened to - or at least where they were on the dial. And by the same rationale, using your example. I also remember when I used to remember people's phone numbers. I can't remember anything now!

Nexusfifth

8 Nov 15 #28

Slightly reworked VW Golf 1, it has a custom stereo and speakers built in already but the stereo is getting a bit oldish, it was decent when I bought it, I was looking for aux in for it but never found one... Now that I say it I should have Googled that at least.

Thanks for the advice, I most likely have the right tools but no skill to use them. I might give it a try at 15£, this is yet another thing I would like to know how to do myself.

RealDash

8 Nov 15 #26

When you are getting a radio that has MP3/Bluetooth/USB/SD/AUX-IN on a Digital Display, having no RDS is pretty lame and annoying...
Its like buying a flash new mobile phone that only shows the callers number when it rings and not any names.

RealDash

8 Nov 15 #24

I hate when radios dont have RDS so they just display a frequency number instead of the station name.

thekanester to RealDash

8 Nov 15 2 #25

Back in my day, there was just a crappy dial you turned. And my car didn't have FM!

dealerxxx

8 Nov 15 1 #22

This price is awesome remember buying one similar for £70

googleme1987

8 Nov 15 2 #19

Why would anyone ever need a remote for a car stereo? oh let me dig around for the remote while im driving for the stereo thats well within arms reach? lol seriously.

topss to googleme1987

8 Nov 15 2 #21

Get some friends or a family. It will all begin making sense.

Dragon32

8 Nov 15 1 #18

I think the radio thefts have gone right down now as every car has an alarm, but if somebody did steal one they know what they are looking for they know what they are looking for (Alpine, Pioneer, Kenwood etc and nice ones that they can sell for £30/£40 (not the bottom of the range ones)).

allansamcrawford

8 Nov 15 #1

I was looking for car radios about the £50+ I know this may not be up there with them but is this a good radio?

no_Sunshine to allansamcrawford

8 Nov 15 #2

The reviews suggest for the price it is good + 45 Day money back guarantee + 1 year free repairs

knack to allansamcrawford

8 Nov 15 #17

There is no doubt this is an excellent price for what it is, but I can't imagine the quality/longevity is all that great. I purchased a £30 Lidl radio to get bluetooth, usb and aux input. The bluetooth worked pretty well (though the lack of external microphone meant I had to talk louder than usual), as did the aux, but the usb failed for data transfer and phone charging. The quality of the FM radio was also pretty ropey.

The clip to hold the faceplate on eventually broke and after having it taped up for a while I decided it was time to invest in a better unit. The £65ish Alpine I have now is much better. All functions work better but the biggest improvement is in the sound quality inc. bass/treble control. I was concerned that the poor FM of the Lidl model was because of the aerial adapter I have to use but that is not the case and FM is sounding better than the original manufacturer radio.

If you're prepared to pay £50+ then I would stick to that plan.

topss

8 Nov 15 #6

You can buy very similar units from Amazon (fulfilled by) for a couple of quid more. Much easier to return when it doesn't work.

Also with no removable front, it's probably a magnet for thieves.

PAULTRD to topss

8 Nov 15 6 #8

If you are stealing a £15 car radio for resale you need help :smile: not you personally but in general

umirza85 to topss

8 Nov 15 2 #11

I'd say if a thief saw this he'd walk the other way.....

And besides I'm not really sure stereo theft is as prolific as it once was.

ultra2extreme to topss

8 Nov 15 #16

thieves who want to steal a 14 quid stereo lol

freakazoid789

8 Nov 15 #15

great deal

slavibigspender

8 Nov 15 #10

in my opinion u can only rely on amazon if they r supplying your items otherwise it's not really this simple to return goods especially when buyer has to pay return fees and in in a case of cheap items sometimes exceeding original item value

topss to slavibigspender

8 Nov 15 1 #14

I did mention 'fulfilled' by Amazon. My understanding and experience is that if an item is sold by a third party but fulfilled by Amazon, the returns/customer service is the same as if the item was sold by Amazon themselves. I know that if the item is sold and dispatched by a third party the rules are different.

topss

8 Nov 15 #12

I would suspect most of these types don't know what they are stealing or the value of it. Unless of course you make a habit of leaving the price tags on :laughing:

Plus I don't think anyone would be too concerned about the loss of a £15 stereo, it's the connected hassle and mess that is bothersome.

thezafiraman

8 Nov 15 #9

I bought a similar one from an Ebay U.K seller for £10 delivered on a best offer.It does what its meant to do ,i.e FM radio and connecting an I phone or I pod through the Aux .It comes with bare wires so If you don't have an ISO harness you will need to buy one and an Aerial adapter

BlownGasketBob

8 Nov 15 7 #5

Lol, 4x60 watt.
wattever!

Dragon32 to BlownGasketBob

8 Nov 15 #7

Prob peak power and not RMS.

Not bad for a cheap radio, but I'd prob spend a bit more if you are doing a lot of miles.

djjinx1

8 Nov 15 2 #4

I had a cheap chinese radio like this, build quality was really aweful and radio signal very poor, BT was ok though.

The watts given are usually BS as well.

Hot for the price but you do get what you pay for sometimes

rrana19811

8 Nov 15 1 #3

Cracking price. Purchased!

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