JVC KW-AVX830 Double-DIN Multimedia Satellite/HD Radio/Bluetooth Built-In with 7-Inch Widescreen Touch Panel Monitor, DVD/CD/iPod/iPhone USB 2.0
- AM/FM radio, DVD, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, VCD, MP3/WMA/WAV, MPEG1/2, JPEG receiver with built-in Bluetooth
- 4 x 50 Watts MOSFET amplifier with three sets of 5V preamp outputs (front, rear, subwoofer)
- 7-inch widescreen TFT LCD touchscreen with 336,960 pixel resolution and proximity sensor
- Includes AV/Video inputs, USB port, iPod direct control; add optional tuners for SAT/HD radio
- On-board Bluetooth for hands-free calls, on-screen dialing and more
Product Description
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JVC’s KW-AVX830 is a double-DIN multimedia receiver, featuring a built-in 7-inch widescreen touch panel monitor with proximity sensor, and a detachable face panel. Enjoy audio and video from iPod/iPhone and USB devices, with a wealth of file types supported. Get GUI and song information in 10 languages, apply advanced EQ settings, or add HD Radio and SAT Radio with optional tuners. A multimedia powerhouse with room to grow. Click to enlarge. Proximity sensor will detect as yo… More >>
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now let me first say the i am A car audio installer and i have used all most all the dvd exad jvc units and they were great but i would really like this review to reach to jvc because up until 2 years ago jvc was leading with they dvd head units because they were ahead of the game with they technology and i would say one of there bench mark double din dvd decks they have ever made was the kw-avx800 the best ever dont get me wrong the durability of the deck is great because i have customers using them for over 5 years no problems but they more advance in time we get jvc is just not cutting it with their features they took out the tv the sd card the time a lineament and the 5.1 etc. i like the black out feature and the detach face but you went 10 steps back to go 2 steps foreword now this is more so for the double din models but the din size is just great like the kw avx 77 i would buy a car just to put this deck in and i almost did to )))
so from the 820 720 830 to me its very disappointing and a wast of time if you ever used the 800 model you would know what i mean
please make a good come back JVC i would really hate to have to change to a different brand
Rating: 3 / 5
I have had the unit installed for about 2 weeks now. Over all it’s great. This is my first of this type of head unit.
A bit tricky at first to navigate around, and I would say if you’re not that “electronically inclined” then it will take a lot of reading of the manual. I’m one that likes to figure things out for myself.
The only issue I have that still needs to be addressed is the Blue Tooth. I can hear everyone fine, it dials fine, connects fine, but no one can hear me. I think the issue is with the mic itself.
The touch screen works great and seems pretty accurate in its response to where you touch. The “blackout screen” feature is awesome and a nice touch. All you do is bring your hand close like you’re going to adjust the volume and it comes right back on. This is an adjustable feature.
The built in EQ is also a nice feature with customizable “user settings” for different types of music.
Going from Source to Source is very easy to change with either a touch of the button or touch the screen and choose from the Source menu.
I also have the JVC steering wheel control adaptor that is great. It allows me to use my factory installed head unit controls on my steering wheel for Volume, power, source, etc…
I also added the HD radio. So far it’s pretty cool and I’m still finding stations that I like. The sound is amazing for radio.
I also have the iPhone cable so I can use the video feature on my iPhone. But this is not a necessity because the unit does come with a USB 2.0 cable interface and will control an iPod with no problem. I love this feature. I use to have my iPod hooked up via an aux input but this is so much better being able to tuck away the iPod in the glove box and be able to control the iPod and see what playing with the album art showing. The interface control are OK, but when you want to scroll through artist or song titles, you don’t have the letters A-Z listed next to the scroll bar, so you have to guess. That would be an easy thing for JVC to add.
The DVD feature works great too. Pretty easy to use and sounds great. Eventually I’ll be adding the headrest screens so the kid can watch movies on a road trip it’s an easy thing to add. The unit has standard RCA outs to make it easy to install. Just needs to be removed.
I love the fact that the unit has the removable face. This is uncommon for touch screen units. A big plus and probably why I bought the JVC over the Pioneer.
I also look forward to adding the XM satellite radio to this as well.
Again, overall a great unit with a lot of potential “add-ons” and very easy to learn and use for the person that knows this stuff or someone that doesn’t mind reading a manual.
Make sure to shop around. Most store and on-line retailers sell the base unit for around $650.0, but I got mine for $540.00with free shipping and not tax. It allowed me to buy additional add-on that I got from various on-line retailers. I literally got everything from the head unit to the installation parts from 5 different stores on-line. But it saved me hundreds of dollars shopping around for everything. It was very much worth it.
Rating: 4 / 5