Pioneer AVIC-F900BT Car GPS Receiver Reviews

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Controls are easy and the lights are nice, so you will receive compliments on the looks of the unit. I own a separate Garmin Nav unit. Compared to the Garmin, this nav unit is far inferior. Besides the difficulty in setting destinations that others have pointed out (its a cake walk with a Garmin), the options are very limited in what you can do. from Crutchfield.com After four months one night the back up cammera didn't work, the next day the Pioneer logo came up on the screen but then after 20 seconds the software locks up and the unit won't do anything, I call Crutchfield they refered me to Pioneer. I had to uninstall the unit and send it to Pioneer today expected turn around time is three weeks. from Crutchfield.com Ive had many different pioneer headunits (6800 most recent) and loved them all. i purchased the f900 thinking it would great.... from Crutchfield.com I purchased this from a dealer in January, 2009, who installed it very well. 2.0 firmware out of the box. from Amazon.com I bought this based on Amazon description and reviews and am totally disappointed ... after paying $350 to have it installed. I updated the firmware and that didn't seem to change much of anything. Can't get the Bluetooth to work with my phone and there is no sound when the IPod is connected. from Amazon.com ITS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE This low priced NAV is just that - you get too much for what you pay for. I had this installed in my wife's car and she is a first timer to GPS and she likes this F90BT. from Amazon.com I've been using the 900bt for a few months now and love it. Complaints: the main knob is used for tuning, voice initiation, volume and all that. from Amazon.com I installed the Avic-F900BT, along with the Sirius receiver, back-up camera, and Steering Wheel Interface. It is a great little system that will keep me entertained for a very long time. from Amazon.com I have one of these (I've had it for 11 months), and it might be the worst piece of consumer electronics ever, or at least that I've ever used. And to help you calibrate that statement, I'll point out that I owned two, count 'em, two of the original MSN-TV (or whatever it was called) DISHPlayers -- the previous lead contender for Worst Consumer Electronics Ever. from Amazon.com I've had the AVIC 900bt for about a week now. I really want to to like this device, especially after paying to have it installed. from Amazon.com

Specs

Released	1 year ago
Designation	Automobile
Form Factor	Fixed
Display Size	5.8 in.
Included Units	Equalizer, GPS Receiver
Aspect Ratio	5:3
Audible Features	Voice Navigation Instructions
Built in memory	2048 MB
Depth	6.5 in.
Expansion Slot Type	SD (Secure Digital) Card Slot
Grids	French, German, Swedish
Height	4 in.
Included Software/Maps	USA Maps, Canada Maps, Alaska, Hawaii
Input Connectors	RCA (2 Audio Channels) x 2, Audio Aux x 1, USB x 1
MPN	AVIC-F900BT
Monitor Size	5.8 inch
Motorized Monitor	Non-Motorized Monitor
Mounting Standard	DIN
Number of Audio Channels	4 Channels
Number of Pixels	384,000 pixels
Output Connectors	RCA (2 Audio Channels) x 1
PC Interface	USB, Bluetooth Wireless Technology
Panel Security	Detachable Panel
Power Per Channel	50 Watts x 4 Channels
Pre-Amp Outputs	6 Channels
Radio Tuner	AM, FM, XM Ready
Receiver type	8 Channels
Remote Control	Without Remote Control
Resolutions	800 x 480
Special Features	MP3 Player
Supported Audio Formats	MP3, WMA, DVD Audio
Supported Media Types	DVD-R, DVD-RW, CD-R, CD-RW
Supported Video Formats	DVD, MPEG-4, DivX
TV Tuner	With TV Tuner
Text Display	CD Text, ID3Tag
Touch Panel	With Touch Panel
UPC	12562890265
User interface	Touch Screen
Warranty	1 Year
Weight	6.4 lb.
Width	7 in.

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