Best Car Stereos at Bassntreble Kenya
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- KES 140,000
- KES 50,000
- KES 115,000
- KES 65,000
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- KES 48,000
- KES 110,000
- KES 130,000
- KES 45,000
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- KES 125,000
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- KES 32,000
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- KES 75,000
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- KES 6,500
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- KES 100,000
- KES 85,000
- KES 85,000
- KES 80,000
- KES 40,000
A car stereo is the centerpiece of your car "infotainment" system. As such, it needs to tie in your smartphone with hands-free calling, music streaming, and more.
Below, you'll find brief descriptions of the varieties of new car stereos and features available. For more-detailed buying tips, check out our car stereo buying guide.
You'll find a lot of variety in the feature sets. A stereo might have:
- a CD player (optional)
- one or more USB inputs
- Bluetooth® capability
- touchscreen controls
- and there are different degrees of smartphone compatibility
CD receivers
The basic car stereo. It plays CDs, usually has an auxiliary (minijack) input and maybe a USB input to let you play music stored on or streamed through your phone. They often have Bluetooth capability, but they do not have touchscreens.
DVD receivers
DVD receivers have a video screen, which is almost always a touchscreen. Touchscreen control of your stereo makes it tons easier to make adjustments and customize the settings. And yes, they play CDs, too. They're usually double-DIN size, but there are also some 2"-tall models that have either smaller screens, or full-sized, fold-out screens. These stereos tend to have more features, often including Android Auto or Apple CarPlay for the best smartphone integration.
Navigation receivers
Navigation stereos feature built-in GPS guidance, with large touchscreens that'll display your route information. Most will play DVDs.
Digital media receivers & digital multimedia receivers
These stereos are designed for people who no longer listen to CDs. They do all the stuff that other stereos do, but they don't have a disc player built in. The lack of disc player means that the stereo chassis (the body behind the faceplate) can be a lot smaller. These stereos will fit in places where other stereos won't, which opens up new options for many vehicles.
We subdivide these stereos into two groups. Digital multimedia receivers offer touchscreen displays which will play video, while Digital media receivers do not.