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Pioneer AVIC-F900BT

Double DIN In-dash 5.8" TFT-LCD Touchscreen Monitor with Built-in GPS Navigation, Built-in Bluetooth Hands-Free Technology, DVD, DivX, CD, MP3 Receiver, USB, SD Card and 3.5mm Aux Inputs

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In-dash DVD, DivX, CD, MP3 Receiver with Built-in GPS Navigation, USB, and Bluetooth • 5.8" LCD Touchscreen display • 50W x 4 chan. Max • 20W x 4 chan. RMS • Intelligent and conversational voice command • 3 Sets of 2V preamp outputs • Sirius, XM, HD Radio Ready

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In-dash DVD, DivX, CD, MP3 Receiver with Built-in GPS Navigation, USB, and Bluetooth • 5.8" LCD Touchscreen display • 50W x 4 chan. Max • 20W x 4 chan. RMS • Intelligent and conversational voice command • 3 Sets of 2V preamp outputs • Sirius, XM, HD Radio Ready

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We all know that the Pioneer AVIC-D3 was a great product. What could ever replace Pioneer's AVIC-D3? The feature-packed AVIC-F series in-dash navigation will certainly be this outstanding replacement and much, much more for many years to come!

Integration
Integration is a crucial element to the AVIC-F Series design, just like the old AVIC-D3. The front-panel is an entirely new look with a much more minimalistic and upgraded look. Users are given the choice of 32,768 customizable illumination colors, allowing this double DIN receiver to integrate into any dash seamlessly.

HDD Navigation
Where the AVIC-D3 failed, the AVIC-F units will triumph. The AVIC-D3's obsolete DVD-based GPS navigation system has been replaced by an all new hard drive based GPS software that holds over 12 million points of interest. No more shuffling navigation discs, no more stopping or pausing your music! Users will also experience a much smoother and faster response system while navigating since everything has already been preloaded onto the hard drive. In addition, the built-in navigation is at an "always-on" power state that is always ready to go when you are.

Bluetooth, iPod, USB, and... what more can you ask for? Oh yeah, Satellite and HD Radio!
The AVIC-F90BT, AVIC-F900BT, and the AVIC-F700BT all has built-in Bluetooth technology that allow users to make hands-free phone calls with caller ID and call status displayed on the screen. You won't have to buy any additional accessories or add-ons. It is also capable of controlling any iPod audio or video sources through its USB port that supports other media devices that contains AAC, MP3, and WMA files.

The AVIC-F units all feature an SD Card Reader, USB port and RCA audio/video auxiliary inputs. In addition, all AVIC-F series will be able to receive Sirius or XM Satellite Radio and HD Radio with additional accessories.

Conversational Voice Command
Last but not least is the unique voice control technology built-in each of the AVIC-F units. You can now control what music you want to play without even the push of a button. You could simply say "Play artist Chris Brown" and it will play all songs with that artist. In addition, you could likewise do the same for hands-free dialing. What's unique about the voice command feature is its ability to decipher pausing words or fill-in words such as "ummm, uhhh... the uhhhh..." It will still recognize names even if you say "Call uhhh Alison" If phonebook entry Alison has more than one number, the AVIC-F unit will ask "Found three numbers for Alison, which would you like to dial?" It's almost like a SCIFI movie or something from iRobot. This breakthrough feature will definitely impress you and everyone else riding in your car!

Special for the AVIC-F90BT and AVIC-F900BT
The AVIC-F90BT features the innovative built-in MSN Direct receiver which could display traffic information, movie times, weather, and much more! It is capable of receiving data for most major US cities and will display corresponding information on the screen. You'll never be late to a movie again, you'll always be able to avoid traffic jams, and you'll always know what to expect from the weather on your next road trip!

General Features:

  • In-dash DVD, DivX, CD, MP3 Receiver with Built-in GPS Navigation
  • 5.8" LCD Touchscreen display
  • 32,768 Customizable illumination colors
  • CEA-2006 compliant amplifier
  • Power Output:
    • Peak: 50 watts x 4 channels
    • RMS: 22 watts x 4 channels
  • CD Text Display
  • MP3 ID3 Tag Display (Title/Artist/Album)
  • 1-year SonicElectronix.com warranty

Playback and Audio Features:

  • Playback of DVD, DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW, DivX, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, AAC, MP3, and WMA
  • SuperTuner IIID with 18FM/6AM presets
  • DTS and Dolby Digital encoding capable
  • EEQ (3-band parametric equalizer with 5 curves)
  • Intelligent and conversational voice command capable media browsing and playback controls

Expandability Options:

  • 3 Sets of
  • SIRIUS or XM Satellite Radio Ready: A subscription is required for service as well as purchase of either the Pioneer SIRIUS Satellite Radio Package or Pioneer XM Radio Package
    • Note: New Pioneer models such as the AVIC-F Series are not compatible with older TERK XM Satellite Radio components
  • HD Radio Ready: Pioneer GEX-P10HD HD Radio tuner required and sold separately
  • Bluetooth Ready: Built-in Bluetooth technology with integrated microphone and voice command controls and dialing
  • iPod Ready: Direct connection through USB but Pioneer CD-IU230V USB-to-iPod adapter is required and sold separately
    • Compatible iPods using Direct Connection:
      • iPod Video: 5th Generation
      • iPod Classic
      • iPod Touch
      • iPod Nano: All models
  • Information Connectivity: Built-in MSN Direct Tuner for traffic updates, movie times, weather, and more!
  • Front-panel auxiliary input: SD Card and 3.5mm (headphone jack) allows connection to portable media storage and devices such as MP3 players, etc.
  • Rear auxiliary input: USB and RCA Audio/Video Input
  • Backup Camera Ready: Pioneer ND-BC2 standard backup camera or Pioneer ND-BC20PA backup camera with Parking Assistant are required and sold separately
  • Steering Wheel Control Ready: PAC SWI-PSv1 required and sold separately
  • CD Changer controls

Navigation Features:

  • 12 Million points of interest
  • Built-in TeleAtlas map database, covering all US states, Canada, Alaska, and Hawaii
  • Text-to-speech technology
  • Receives traffic information, weather forecasts, gas prices, and even movie times while navigating through MSN Direct technology
  • POI creator interface (allow users to set their own POI location)
  • "Always-on" Navigation with no need for navigation discs

Product history:

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(newest, current model)
Pioneer AVIC-X940BT thumbnail
(previous model, replaced by Pioneer AVIC-X950BH)
Pioneer AVIC-X930BT thumbnail
(previous model, replaced by Pioneer AVIC-X940BT)
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(previous model, replaced by Pioneer AVIC-X930BT)
Pioneer AVIC-X910BT thumbnail
(previous model, replaced by Pioneer AVIC-X920BT)
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(previous model, replaced by Pioneer AVIC-X910BT)
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(previous model, replaced by Pioneer AVIC-F900BT)

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Specifications & Details


In-Dash Receiver Specifications
Receiver Size
Double DIN
Anti-Theft Security
Security Code
Wireless Remote
No
Peak Power Output
50 watts x 4 channel
RMS Power Output
22 watts x 4 channel
Preamp RCA Outputs
3 Sets (6-channel)
Dedicated Subwoofer Preamp RCA Output
Yes
Preamp Voltage
2 volts
Built-In Equalizer
EEQ - 3 Band Parametric EQ
Display Type
TFT-LCD Display
Touchscreen
Yes
Expandability Features
Inputs
Audio/Video (Rear)
Auxiliary (Front)
Backup Camera
Memory Card Slot
SD
Steering Wheel Control Compatible
Yes (Accessory required and sold separately)
Tuner
AM/FM Tuner
Yes
FM Presets
18
AM Presets
6
Navigation Features
Map Database
Tele Atlas
Maps
Complete 50 USA
Canada
Map Dimensional Display
2D
3D
Points of Interest
12 Million
Warranty and Return Policy

Item Details


Manufacturer:

Model Number:

AVIC-F900BT

Weight:

7.50lbs

Internal SKU:

avicf900bt

Internal Product ID:

13354

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Customer Ratings & Reviews



5 star
42%
4 star
25%
3 star
8%
2 star
8%
1 star
17%



Durability
4.3
Value
3.7
Features
4.9
Design
4.5
Usability
3.8

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Pioneer review

This headunit is awesome if you have the patience to play with it and understand all of the amenities that it has. The quality of sound that you get from it is great and the features make it irresistible. I love the DVD and navigation. Both really easy to use.

I love mine, you can agree or disagree with it.

By Turnon on January 27, 2009

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found this helpful.

This unit is great!!!

Ive been reading different reviews of this unit and most of the problems Im hearing sound like they are due to installation. The only problem I have with this unit is the map is out of date due to stuff around me being built. Buy if you want it the unit works great.

By Dre on December 6, 2011

20

found this helpful.

Great Navigation & Multimediaplayer!

I cant give a full review of this product since i dont use all of its functions, but the navigation, ipod support and bluetooth works great, since i am using it in norway, the FM radio isnt super duper, because of the frequency differences, but all the stations i usualy listen to are good enough :) i would say im pretty picky when it comes to sound quality, and the Pioneer Avic-F900BT delivers great sound from the original speakers, cant wait to upgrade the speakers in the car :)

Great value, absolutely worth it ;)

THUMBS UP!!!!

By Ca2 on July 9, 2009

19

found this helpful.

So much potential to be awesome, but it is drowned with problems.

I bought this stereo unit holding hopes that it was the most feature packed and powerful unit of its type avaible anywhere. That is exactly what it was, too. For about the first 2 weeks.

After the aforementioned two weeks, the unit unexpectedly shut off and restarted on its own. I shrugged it off, and figured it was just a freak occurance, and kept right on chugging along. Then it did it again. No warnings, it just goes black, and then shows the start up screen as it reboots itself.

This would be tolerable if not for the next problem.

After a few days of the weird random restarts, I began to notice the touch screen's sensitivity was beginning to decline. Where it used to respond nearly as fast as you could tap icons, it started to take two or three tap attempts to make it work. After about a month since it was installed ( by professionally licensed Pioneer dealing people), the screen barely worked at all, taking sometimes hundreds (yes, HUNDREDS) of taps to get an icon to respond.

This on its own would be very annoying and hampering, but for someone like me who hates waiting 6-8 weeks for warranty service, it could be managed and be part of a peaceful coexistence.

But these two problems coexist with each other, making this unit quite a nightmare.

Don't get me wrong, the features of this unit are superb to most any other product I've seen ( and I did my research before buying this too ), and the sound quality, bluetooth, dvd quality and gps are the best I've seen.

This truly would be the ultimate car stereo/navigation system if not for the two aforementioned problems.

You see, when you have the iPod hooked to it and it does its random restart, it forgets you have the iPod hooked to it and you have to start from the main menu to reach it again. This would be tolerable, but the nonresponsive touch screen makes this unit a very tempting target for a fist.

Maybe I got a lemon, so I could have just been unlucky, but I'm being forced ( for my safety while driving and general musical sanity) to send this off to Pioneer for replacement, repair or refund very soon. I hate doing this because of the rate warranty service is usually doled out, and I work many hours during the week leaving me strapped for time, but I cannot stand this any longer and have come way too close to just ripping it out off my dashboard, dousing it in gasoline and dropping a match on it for my prolonged ownership of this certain unit to be smart or pleasurable in any way shape or form. I hope what Pioneer sends back is 873433 times more durable and responsive than this "thing" in my dashboard.

By Jacob on July 7, 2009

17

found this helpful.

stereo

i had this unit in a silverado and it looked and sounded pretty good

By mirchal on April 27, 2012

16

found this helpful.

Pioneer F900BT

This site has great pricing and really great products, i love my new headunit THANK YOU SONIC ELECTRONIX!

By Abraham on July 22, 2009

17

found this helpful.

Pretty Good Product

Overall this is a good product. The start-up time is pretty slow even with the 2.0 update. Another problem is sometimes i find myself tapping a button more than once until it finally responds. But the bluetooth is nice along with the voice controls. About 90% of the time it understands what album or artist i tell it to play. Overall a good product.

By Anthony on March 15, 2009

17

found this helpful.

Failed Expectations

Well I looked at this thing in a real live store because I didn't want to make a mistake, and still I did. It has some pros and more annoying cons.

1. Sound quality
This is a pro, it sounds 10 times better than the six stacker CD player that came in my hi end automobile, clean clear bass and sharp uncoloured treble.

2. Playing off SD card
It takes forever (2-3 minutes) to start to the point where it will play music, and when playing off SD card it won't do volume levelling, yet it does off CD/DVD and iPod. Also if I turn on the ignition of the car, wait 1-2 seconds and then start the car it starts playing from track 1 on the SD instead of the next in it's random sequence. It also starts up on the main menu screen then instead of the list or item screen of the SD menu. Another annoying feature is when switching from CD to SD it enables a GPS route telling you to turn left/right or whatever to take you who knows where, and you have to stop the car to enable the route menu so you can turn the damned thing off. AND until you've read the entire directory of the SD card you don't seem to be able to switch music sources.

3. Music Randomiser
It has a very poor randomiser, often playing a song twice in a row and or after playing one other track. Obviously running my iPod this doesn't happen because the iPod takes care of it.

4. GPS
It has been giving me very misleading directions when getting on/off motorways and has maps that are 2-3 years out of date with regard to some features. It also has one of the clunkiest user interfaces for setting routes I've ever seen, not even letting me set the street number for a destination, only an intersecting street. I bought it in December of 2008 and even though map features in major cities are 2-3 years old, there's no update coming until August 2009. Seriously, if you need GPS get a stand alone GPS at least you will get more frequent updates. Also it takes you on long scenic drives around in circles rather than the direct route. last weekend I used it to go somewhere I had never been before and I thought hmm I should turn here of main road A into the suburb, but it said no, go another 1/2km make a dangerous right turn onto a divided highway and then make another right turn into the North end of the suburb, adding 2km and several additional chances of a serious accident to the trip. Another annoying thing is that in Victoria we have school speed limits some of which are at school times only, and others 24hours a day. The speed warning goes off anywhere near a school whether there's a speed limit or not. Also many of the speed limits are wrong.

5. Bluetooth
Address books won't transfer if there are any pictures in the address book, even 1!! syncing with my Nokia was very haphazard, and even now sometimes it won't let you here the caller when you answer a call even though it works when you make a call. Also, it takes 2-3 minutes before you can make or receive a call. On the surface that doesn't sound like an issue, but if you take off straight away as most people do, and you get a call then, you either have to pull over or hand the phone to a passenger. Then part of the way through the call it's finally woken up and it takes over this started call, except now the passenger can't even press the answer button on the phone he has to figure out what the hell happened and then switch to using the touch screen.

6. Touch screen
It is way to slow in response, sometimes you press a button (on screen) and 2 seconds later nothing has happened so you press it again and get double press executed. It's definitely uncommercial.

7. Start up time
This is bordering on the ridiculous. It takes 2-3 minutes from power on until it's fully functional. If it were the GPS only you could live with it, but the GPS only takes 1 minute to start tracking but you can't do anything until a minute later. It's almost like someone took a Windows computer and stuck it in a dash sized box.

8. Volume control
The volume knob is extremely difficult to operate while driving, it's too small and slippery (difficult to grip) and because it's also a 4-way toggle as you drive and if the road is uneven you find the switches being activated as you try to hold the knob and turn it
I looked at a number of other units from other manufacturers, and in the store I could only tell that they had worse touch screen response issues, so I would suggest that until Pioneer and others get serious about providing a properly designed product instead of a PC in the dash I would recommend buying a radio with separate GPS and Bluetooth.

I would have given this 5 stars fro the audio quality, but all these issues detract from that.

By Etmax on March 18, 2009

16

found this helpful.

crushes the pioneer d3's

right know i own a pioneer d3 in my scion. my brother just got pioneer avic-f900bt installed in his susuki. the avic-f900bt is 10 times better than the d3. about $200 more than the d3 retail price but this has a 30 gb hard drive with the nav saved inside the system, so no more hassle with changing cd's just to take a look at the nav. with this u could be watchin a dvd and without canceling the dvd u can change it to nav with just a touch of a botton. also u can store music now and videos with the new sd shots. basically no more hassle for basically the same price. i would definitely get this or get the other models of the f series.

By shohei on July 11, 2008

16

found this helpful.

So happy

Received everything fast and easy, for the price i thought something was fishy but everything came sealed from the factory. i saved more than half buying from sonic electronix they've definitely got my business. Everything works and i highly recommend them you'll pay way more anywhere else.

By Abe on February 10, 2009

15

found this helpful.

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