Reviews of the Jensen MP6612i
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CNET Review
The Good: The Jensen MP6612i supports an impressive array of sources out of the box, including USB devices and SD cards, as well as hands-free calling and Bluetooth audio streaming. Its sub-$200 price tag makes it especially attractive.
The Bad: In order to offer so much functionality, the MP66312i relies on a clunky external media module, which takes up valuable cabin space. Its LCD display has a sketchy, low-tech appearance.
The Bottom Line: The Jensen MP66312i provides an impressive range of media inputs, standard Bluetooth connectivity, and a usable iPod interface. Its low-rent display lets it down, but its impressive number of features is difficult to beat for the price.
Manufacturer: Audiovox Corporation.
Part number: MP6612i
General
- Product Type Radio / CD / MP3 player / SD/MMC digital player / USB flash player
- Recommended Use Car
- Form Factor Full-DIN - In-dash unit
- Faceplate Type Detachable
Audio System
- Sound output mode Stereo
- Additional features Bluetooth hands-free for cellular phone, IPod ready, Motorized front panel, Satellite radio tuner control, Flip-down console
Radio
- Type Radio tuner - AM/FM
- RDS Yes
- Additional radio features Preset buttons
Digital Player (Recorder)
- Digital player device type Digital player
- Digital player supported digital audio standards WMA, MP3
CD System
- CD system type CD / MP3 player
- CD system form factor In-dash unit
- MP3 playback Yes
- CD shockproof memory Yes
- Digital audio standards supported WMA, MP3
Remote Control
- Remote control type Remote control
- Remote control technology Infrared
Slot(s)
- Type SD Memory Card
Connections
- Connector Type 2 x Audio line-out, 1 x Audio line-in, 1 x USB
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