PioneerDMH-T450EX Digital Multimedia Receiver with Weblink, 9” Capacitive Touchscreen, Double-DIN, Built-in Bluetooth, Amazon Alexa Via App, Backup Camera Compatibility

Definetly a step up from the Pioneer DMH 100BT. Best thing was I did not even have to switch out my harness. Will keep ya'll updated.

"High-End Look Without the High-End Price"The Pioneer 9" in-dash multimedia center is an absolute head-turner. Its sleek design and modern interface make it look like you’ve spent a small fortune on your car’s audio system. It’s a centerpiece that screams luxury, but the price tag tells a different story—in the best way possible.For the cost, you’re getting a fantastic deal. The touchscreen is responsive, the interface is user-friendly, and it handles the basics like Bluetooth and media playback flawlessly. That said, it’s not packed with the premium features of higher-end models. There’s no built-in GPS or advanced audio tuning options, which might be a downside for some.Still, if you’re looking for a multimedia system that elevates your car’s interior without emptying your wallet, this is the perfect choice. It’s proof you don’t need to spend big to enjoy a high-end look and solid performance!

The media could not be loaded. It fit okay. It's a Pioneer alright. I just think they rolled this out too soon. It desperately needs some "fine-tuning" engineering wise. It also has an annoying quirk, where regardless of what input you have it on it always boots up to the radio first and then switches to the input you have it set to. Not life-shattering, but a little annoying nonetheless. One thing I would definitely suggest for its successor is to somehow make the screen pivot at least a little bit. As it is, you are stuck with whatever angle your dash points it in. Since this is not the average in-dash concept, that actually makes a difference here. It can make it difficult to see and read the display, along with rendering a victim to sunlight glare. I personally would have tried to make it articulate at least a little, even if only in the driver's favor. Even half an inch would make all the difference in the world, especially in sunny climate.

Tremendous step up from the stock radio.

This is not a cheap radio and it arrived with scratches and a lot wear and tear

Well, what most would believe is an iPod, ... Pioneer says is what they call an iPhone. I made two calls to Pioneer when I plugged in two of my iPods and this car stereo, did not find either. I searched youtube videos for a fix and could not find anything, except for an application named Weblink. I loaded the weblick app on two tablets and the stereo saw the tablet, but gave multiple errors. When I asked the Pioneer tech support, why would they put iPod on the screen, their response was to blame Amazon for not directly saying that an iPod will not on a device that has iPod as a source option.I gave this radio a second star for the sound output. It makes no sense, because it is using my same factory amplifiers and speakers that are 15 years old and they sounded as if the truck rolled off the factory line two days ago. So for sound quality, I know I am not a music guru, at the same time I can not ignore the great sound of this unit. The sound was so good that I was thinking about keeping it for another car, but am not going with online music streaming and I will not switch to a iPod. I know that those of us who still use our iPods are a dwindling number, but avoid this stereo, if you own one.

It worked perfectly fine, even though it was a bit too big but it was even ease to install and overall one of the best purchases I’ve made

My husband loved it no issues as of now and it’s been almost a year