Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #54377 in Car Audio or Theater
- Brand: JVC
- Model: KW-NT800HDT
- Dimensions: 7.50" h x
12.00" w x
14.00" l,
9.55 pounds
Features
- JVC KW-NT800HDT 7" Touch Screen DVD/USB/SD/HD GPS Navigation Receiver
- Peak Power Output: 50 Watts x 4 Channels
- CEA-2006 Compliant
- Built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and music streaming
- Built-in HD Radio tuner
JVC KW-NT800HDT 7" Touchscreen DVD/USB/SD/HD GPS Navigation Receiver With Built-in Bluetooth And Two Way Tilt Mechanism
Product Description
JVC KW-NT800HDT 7" Touchscreen DVD/USB/SD/HD GPS Navigation Receiver With Built-in Bluetooth And Two Way Tilt Mechanism
Features:
JVC KW-NT800HDT 7" Touch Screen DVD/USB/SD/HD GPS Navigation Receiver
Peak Power Output: 50 Watts x 4 Channels
RMS Power Output: 20 Watts x 4 Channels
CEA-2006 Compliant
Two Way Tilt Mechanism
Built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and music streaming
Built-in HD Radio tuner
Dedicated traffic tuner
Compatible with iHeartRadio and Pandora iPhone apps
iPod control
JVC's KS-U39 cable required for full access to all audio/video content and features
Plays CDs and DVDs
24-bit digital-to-analog converter
13-Band iEQ and time alignment
Maps of Canada, Puerto Rico, and the entire United States
Built-in flash memory for navigation, updates made using an SD card
Add your own points-of-interest from Google Maps on your iPhone
Preamp Outputs 6-channel
Sub Preamp Outputs
Preamp Voltage 2.5 volts
EQ Bands 13
Steering Wheel Control Compatible Adapter required
Auxiliary Input Front
USB Input Rear
Memory Card Slot For USB memory
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Mathew P. Lamita
Let me start this by saying I was really impressed with this system. It has good sound and lots of function controls. The Navigation is good and it was an easy install using a PAC harness adapter.The problem I have with this system is that an error message displays on the Navigation screen "Speed Pulse Not Detected, Navigation unit will function on GPS blah blah blah." The message takes up 3/4 of the screen and remains on the screen until you press "ok" on the touch screen. I tolerated it for a few days but this is getting in the way.I called JVC and confirmed proper installation and proper updates. The JVC rep advised me this message was necessary "as a safety measure" and there were no plans to remove or disable the message in future firmware updates.Everything functions as normal with or without this speed pulse, so I can't see a reason why THE DRIVER must be constantly DISTRACTED with an error message and be forced to TAKE HIS EYES OFF THE ROAD and remove his hand from a steering wheel to PHYSICALLY TOUCH THE SCREEN, for safety's sake.It's too bad. JVC spent the time and made a top notch unit here, but due to some poor liability concern from some ambulance chaser the unit has been rendered unusable.Good luck with this unit if you choose to buy it.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Jonathan Young
OK, I get it. No unit is ever going to be "the unit" that everyone loves. So, as with other reviews, I have nothing startling to talk about. I wish the map display was more TOM TOM like, I am used to seeing my speed, (yeah, I know, I do have a speedometer), and sometimes I think the compass is just trying to play with my head ( I know my area well enough to know that I am going due south, and the reading is NW). Overall, very nice, especially since I got it for around $750+, instead of the $1200 and up prices I was seeing from many other online sites. Great sound though I will say that the radio reception seems a little diminished as compared to the original head, but that could be a function of the adapter, and not the JVC itself, and is not really that big an issue. Maneuvering around the menu's does take a little time to get used to, but once you have done it for awhile, it becomes pretty simple, especially when you only need to access setup menu's and the like, a few times in the beginning. I do wish that the phone icon was offered on the radio and iPod/iPhone menu pages, or, that I could keep up the phone menu after placing a phone call, without having to go back to either the map screen or function screen to retrieve it. That can be a pain if you are making repeated phone calls. And, I thought that this head offered SMS, which unless I am missing something somewhere, it does not. Anyway, I wouldn't feel bad about buying this unit again, because after checking everything else available, I didn't see anything that didn't have its own set of issues/complaints, and some of them are way more expensive, so, hope this helps.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By disappointed
I have had this installed in my vehicle for at least two weeks and for the most part its works fine except the two way tilt mechanism. Everytime I tilt the screen down, it tilts up instead... you figure for the amount this indash cost it wouldnt have a problem like this.
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