Kenwood DDX57S 6.8-Inch Capacitive Touch Screen, DVD CD Car Stereo with CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth, AM/FM Radio, MP3 Player, USB Port, Double DIN, 13-Band EQ, SiriusXM

Good value for the money, easy installation, nice features. It has some weird hops you have to make going thru the menus (finding the eject for your cd/DVD is in an odd spot), but you get used to it. I do wish it had a good old fashioned knob just for volume, but connecting it to the steering wheel controls on my old ass 2004 Jeep was actually easy, so no issue to me anymore

To me Kenwood car audio has always been my go to brand for high quality car stereos and infotainment. Easy to install in my 2004 G35. I have had zero issues with all Kenwood products ever purchased over the last 30 years.

I bought this deck for my 2019 Nissan Frontier SV. Someone else had already removed the factory deck & replaced it with a single din am/fm only receiver. For what reason, we will never know...anyways, I wanted back up camera, Sirius XM and CD back. This was on sale for a great price, so I ordered and had in 4 days. Installation was standard for most vehicles with steering wheel controls, you will need an adapter. Alright, PROS & CONS: PROS; Fit perfectly with aftermarket dash mount! Lots of options and settings to adjust to your liking, even background wallpaper! DVD player works great! Sound was great also(with aftermarket speakers installed)! Included mic worked good for phone calls! Bluetooth worked for me everytime I used it! CONS; Can NOT see the screen with direct sun on the display. Can NOT adjust display brightness to a balanced setting,(too brightness @ night, too dim during day). Back up camera picture was NOT good enough for ME to use at all.

Bought this because I wanted a backup camera for my daughter's older car. The camera does not switche on automatically when the car is placed in reverse. The camera must be switched on manually when the car is placed in reverse. Very disappointing.

It’s been over 15 years since I last bought an aftermarket radio (pioneer motorized touchscreen DVD receiver and AVIC Nav system). Sadly, this Kenwood DDX5707 unit isn’t much more advanced. First, let’s just get it out of the way, it plays only ripped and burned DVDs or straight “DVD” which no one buys since 2010. Not blu-ray, 4K…just plain DVD. One would think in over a decade of car stereo marketing they surely would have figured that out by now. Second, Apple car play and screen mirroring are ONLY via usb connection, not Bluetooth. The dim feature also can’t be customized to how much dimmer the screen gets when car illumination dims when turning on headlights. It doesn’t dim much. The unit has some nice features like graphic eq and car play and A/V in which can play video from devices if you can get the signal down to a 3.5mm av plug. Good luck finding anything of quality to do that which out engine noise and external feedback from cables. The subwoofer out is also only one mono rca so it requires an rca y cable to get L/R audio for the sub. Overall it’s just underwhelming for the price of last year’s model and requires a lot of extras to make it function. I needed a backup camera retention harness, remote steering wheel control harness, car radio harness to connect direct to Kenwood harness, car antenna retention harness, and the rca y cable to go with a 6 rca out monster cable. I paired this stereo with a Kenwood x802-5 eXcelon 1600W amp and 12” shallow mount Skar 800W sub in a sealed shallow mount box and 4 Kenwood KFC-1666 300W door speakers. The sound quality is on par with what I expected from the Kenwood brand and am fully satisfied in that area. I’m mostly unimpressed with the A/V in options and the limited DVD compatibility.