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Jensen VM8023HD
$400.00
Released May, 2009
The Pros:Lower than average price point for this type of video head unit. Numerous input ports/signals for this price point.
The Cons:DIY installation is frustrating as manual is not very clear on all wire connections. User interface, especially while using iPods, is very slow and has noticeable lag between button presses or scrolling. Radio tuner sensitivity is noticeably lower than competition.
The Jensen VM8023HD is an in-dash car audio receiver from Jensen's Mobile Multimedia lineup that provides 68 watts of RMS power. The unit requires single DIN mounting and differs with the VM8013HD since it has a larger 4.3" LCD display with blue LED lighting.
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It is compatible with most audio playback formats including MP3, WMA, MPEG, SVCD, VCD, AVI, and Xvid, and displays both CD text and ID3 tags. Like the VM8013HD, the receiver differs also has a built-in HD radio tuner. The VM8023HD includes an AM/FM tuner with 30 presets and is iPod compatible using the included cable. It offers a variety of connectivity options including front panel AUX, USB, and SD ports, and a rear camera input. The head unit is also satellite radio ready and has an integrated 2-band equalizer. The VM8023HD comes with a wireless remote control and a 1 year limited warranty.
Features/Specs
- 4.3" TFT Display with Detachable Flip Face
- Blue LED Lighting
- 1-Din Installation
- Front Panel USB Port
- SD Card Slot
- CD Text Display
- WMA and MP3 ID3 Tag Display
- Satellite Radio Ready
- Built-in HD Radio Tuner
- 2-Band equalizer with 2 EQ presets
- iPod Compatible with included jLinkDirect Cable
- Tuner with 18FM/12AM presets
- Playback Compatibility: Xvid, MPEG1, MPEG2, CDDA, MP3, SVCD, VCD, AVI, and WMA
- Power Handling: 52 watts x 4 channels Peak, 17 watts x 4 channels RMS
- Connectivity: Video Out, Front/Rear/Sub Line Out, Rearview Camera Input, Front 3.5mm AUX, Front USB, Front SD
- Comes with Wireless Remote Control
- 1 year limited warranty
User Reviews (1)
Pros & Cons
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Lower than average price point for this type of video head unit
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Numerous input ports/signals for this price point
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DIY installation is frustrating as manual is not very clear on all wire connections
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User interface, especially while using iPods, is very slow and has noticeable lag between button presses or scrolling
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Radio tuner sensitivity is noticeably lower than competition
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Difficult to view screen while simultaneously adjusting the control knob
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Not compatible with certain iPod/iPhone models, most frustratingly the iPhone 3GS
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Watts per channel capacity is not great for this price
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