JBL Legend 700d

Very good unit, good price/quality/functionality. At first I didn't get a good FM signal, but my antenna still needed 12V; that option was available on the JBL. I couldn't get DAB+ working despite using a DAB+ splitter. Presumably, that is due to my car's antenna (from 2011). That is why I swapped the JBL for the JBL Legend 700 (without DAB+), which is slightly cheaper. The touchscreen is very responsive. It could be better, but better than some original multimedia units. I couldn't get it seamlessly integrated (aesthetically) in my Nissan X-Trail T31, but I am going to finish the dial with a rubber band.

I did a huge amount of research before choosing the JBL. From Alpine to Kenwood. I didn't consider any Chinese brands because I connect my phone to them. And I'd rather not leave all my data there. I found every problem, from the Pioneers to the foggy screens of the Kenwoods. And ultimately, I chose the JBL for its price/quality ratio. Not a second of regret. The system responds quickly, the menus are fast, and automatic connection works well with multiple phones. Wireless CarPlay also works perfectly and is connected before I even buckle up. Yes. In terms of radio with CarPlay, this is truly a top-notch system as far as I'm concerned. Another tip: it doesn't show in the photos, but the Coolblue (EU) version comes with an ISO connector. So I ordered that for nothing.