Planet Audio P62CP 6.2" CarPlay Double DIN Multimedia Receiver Touchscreen Bluetooth

Features:

• Optimize your car radio with this versatile 6.2"  touchscreen multimedia player
• Multimedia player powered by 80 watts x 4 max power with balance, fader, bass, treble, and preset built-in EQ
• Plays Bluetooth/USB, MP3, WMA, JPEG, FLAC, OGG, APE, FLAC 24 BIT High Res Audio, FM/AM, and digital media from smartphones
• Make and receive calls, play and control music and apps like Spotify/Pandora wirelessly with the integrated Bluetooth
• Aux input allows you to connect an external device like MP3 player or smartphone
• Preset EQ allows maximum control thanks to the ability to choose from preset EQ curves for a variety of music styles
• ID3 tag allows audio file to store and display additional info like title, artist, album, and more
• Does not feature a CD/DVD mechanism but can play files directly from USB or via Bluetooth
• Steering wheel control allows you to control functions of the radio via steering wheel (if equipped/sold separately)
• Features rear camera input that allows you to use the safety feature of a backup camera (sold separately)
• Built-in 1A charger provides convenient charging via USB port
• Power output: 320 watts (80 watts x 4 channel)
• Power input: 8.5V to 18VDC
• Tuner preset: 18 FM / 12 AM
• Acceptable speaker load: 4 to 8 Ohms
• Color: Black

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