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(Same as XOD1735 but with No TV Tuner, XOD1735NT) Double DIN 7" TFT-LCD Touchscreen Monitor with DVD, DivX, AVI, VCD, CD, MP3 Player, Remote and Front USB Input (XOD-1736)
In-dash AM/FM, DVD, CD, MP3, WMA player with Remote • 7" TFT-LCD Widescreen Monitor • 80W x 4 chan. Max • Also plays MP4, AVI, DivX, VCD, JPG, SVCD, and WMV • iPod Ready • Front USB port • SD Card input • NTSC/PAL Compatible
Learn more about the xod1736In-dash AM/FM, DVD, CD, MP3, WMA player with Remote • 7" TFT-LCD Widescreen Monitor • 80W x 4 chan. Max • Also plays MP4, AVI, DivX, VCD, JPG, SVCD, and WMV • iPod Ready • Front USB port • SD Card input • NTSC/PAL Compatible
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XOD1736
Weight:
9.00lbs
Internal SKU:
xod1736
Internal Product ID:
10822
Rich
well I installed this unit in my Ford Explorer 2004 the does what it says....mostly the controls are a bit confusing but works fine after some tweaking. the touch screen response with a delay overall the unit works OK for the price. And also you have to notch the bottom of the panel under the unit it overlaps.
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Don't bother
If you're considering buying this unit then my strong advice to you is to find something else. Here's why. The "touchscreen" is unresponsive. Sometimes you have to tap something several times to get it to work. The interface is absolutely horrible, especially one that controls mp3 playback. Think MS-DOS in distorted green color. Screen resolution leaves much to be desired so if you were planning to watch DVDs with it you won't plan to do that again after you actually watched one. The controls are impossible to use combined with unresponsive touchscreen made especially true while driving. And if you press one too many buttons it's gonna hang and require restart. There's no night dimmer so it's gonna blind the hell out of you at night. Contrary to what the box says there's no iPod interface, so usb port is completely useless as it won't even charge your cellphone. It has no cuztomization features at all and very few audio and video adjestments. Only two months after I bought it I decided to replace it and took it out of my dashboard long before it's replacement as gaping hole in my dashboard seemed a better alternative to having this unit there. Even thought about putting my old tape deck back. That gives you some idea how much I liked this unit. I've found almost no pros to it aside from it's price. But after all you get what you pay for.
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