Pros: Bluetooth connectivity, Large display, Didn't have to modify my dash to make fit, Low cost.

Cons: Clock doesn't keep time, for once I have a radio that instead of loosing time the clock speeds up. Over the past month it has run about 1/2 hour fast. About died one day when I thought I had missed an appointment, luckily I could check my phone for the correct time. I like the part in the owners manual that says to not turn on and off in short intervals wait 10 seconds between. Um, evidently this manufacturer has never started a car? When I turn the key on the radio immediately starts to boot and when I start my car it must be a strange one because it only takes a couple of seconds to start, not 10 or more seconds. So one problem I have noticed with that, the radio sometimes doesn't have any audio until I move from one station to another. Also the dimmer is backwards, not a big deal because it's barely noticeable, but if I turn down the dash lights the radio gets brighter and vise versa. I usually leave my dash lights about max but it would be nice if the display would dim more, It's still really bright at it's dimmest setting.

Other Thoughts: As I wrote the review I moved from two eggs down to one. The annoyances are really a pain. I have a 2004 Dodge Ram that I didn't want to cut up the dash to make an Alpine fit. Don't know what I would do different as my whole reason for a new stereo was to have something with a large screen, but be able to still have an option to put the factory unit back in if needed someday.