Pioneer MVH-S320BT 1-DIN receiver with Bluetooth, Red illumination, USB, Spotify, Pioneer Smart Sync App and compatible with Android devices.

The Spotify on the radio, isn't longer supported by Spotify, hence it doesn't work, you have to Bluetooth it from phone, and sound quality of music from phone isn't very good, its good from the radio, and Bluetooth phone is also OK

Comes with Bluetooth and microphone for calls too. Nice sound and easy enough to use.

Nice radio. Easy enough to set up to your liking. Looks good too.

It's overall a pretty good unit. It looks good, the connectivity is great, and although being hard to get around (because it's a non-touchscreen single-din set up), the menu gives you lots of customization options for EQ, individual speaker volumes, subwoofers etc. It will vary from vehicle to vehicle, but it went into my 2003 suzuki jimny with no adaptors needed apart from the one provided in the box.

Love this radio, slotted right into my old cradle and the wiring harness connected with no issues, Love the external mic, being able to save 6 preset phone contacts is an excellent touch, highly recommend this.

Great sounds, works great

Brilliant radio bought to fit in my DAF truck as wanted Bluetooth and Spotify options, really easy to use and looks a lot more modern in the truck.

2011 Fiat Panda - I seem to be unlucky. I bought a cheap Chinese unit for £21 and it was easy to use and intuitive but every time the car started, the memory erased so it was returned. I decided to go for one of the "quality" makes and this Pioneer unit came up. It arrived and it was simple to fit to the standard ISOFIX connector. All the presets worked and it was absolutely fine until the fourth day when the USB playback suddenly lost its vocals and sudddenly Brian Ferry was singing at the far end of a dark cave. Now this unit is far from intuitive and very annoying in the way you have to push the knob, turn, turn, push, back. Far too complicated but I found the fader and the balance to confirm all was well and the radio worked well and produced the full unexpurgated sound of stereo through all four speakers so it was the USB playback that was faulty. The connectors were checked and everything was great (and, as I say, the radio worked great). The vendors tried to fob me off with ringing a dedicated repair shop (er no, I have a right to a refund) and it cost me a tenner to send it back before I found an email from the vendor about how to do it for free (not on the Amazon instructions as the previous unit had been). Now they say this was meant to be a quality item but it really wasn't - the "face-off" was stiff and took some jiggling to remove and the unit removal keys are too short , making the unit removal hard if it is recessed. I have rated the sound quality as 1 star only because the USB output failed - for the previous 4 days it was fine.