For those with plain old factory radios check this out. I just received mine yesterday and it really rocks. Just plug it into the lighter, stream music from your phone and make/receive calls over the radio speakers. Fully automatic, music pauses when calls come in and resumes when call ends. Even has a charge port for the phone. Lives up to the reviews.

 

Devil's advocate alert! It looks like it's nice for streaming audio, but it means I have to mount the phone close for hands-free talking. My Bluetooth is tied up with the hands-free microphone on the sun visor. I may be heavy into technology, but I don't do any pairing for the sake of music - so I never tried multiple simultaneous Bluetooth connections before.

My 7.3L Superduty has more modern in-cab electronics than my Gen II Prius does - the Prius doesn't have SD, USB, BT, or a CD that can use MP3 files. In short - outside of radio, music comes from a conventional CD with about 45 minutes capacity. Every time I look for aftermarket head units for a Gen II (double din won't fit), I can't find what I like. Those not willing to swap out the decks in their Superduties may be facing the same problem I'm having in the P'us.

 

I went this route! Solved all my problems no more CD's now I have GPS internet hands free phone and more!

Smokie

 

You have live internet in your truck?
What is the monthly fee for that?

 

The radio is a android unit just like a smartphone. You can get internet from a clean wifi or through a hotspot on a smartphone! I like mine because of the GPS and all the music I can fit on a micro sd card! Great unit I installed one very sim minus the android in the wifes Merc ML320. She loves it!

Smokie