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Alpine iLX-W650 7" Double DIN Touchscreen Digital Multimedia Receiver with Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

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Style: iLX-W650 (Old Version)


Features

  • Digital media receiver with AM/FM tuner (does not play CDs)
  • 7-inch anti-glare WVGA display with a capacitive touchscreen
  • Hands-free control lets you access apps using your voice

Brand: Alpine


Connectivity Technology: USB


Controller Type: Android


Special Feature: Android Auto, Built-In Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay


Compatible Devices: Smartphone


Total HDMI Ports: 1


Connector Type: RCA


Audio Encoding: Stereo


Audio Output Mode: Stereo


Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 4 Channel


Manufacturer: ‎Alpine


Brand: ‎Alpine


Model: ‎Alpine ILX-W650


Item Weight: ‎7.1 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎10 x 7.99 x 7.01 inches


Item model number: ‎iLX-W650


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎iLX-W650


Special Features: ‎Android Auto, Built-In Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay


Voltage: ‎4 Volts


Wattage: ‎200 watts


Date First Available: February 13, 2019


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Customers find that the Alpine stereo unit provides good sound quality and seems sturdily built. They're pleased with the sleekness and easy installation of the product. The product's compatibility with phone's map, audio/Bluetooth, and Android Auto connectivity (albeit only through USB) is also appreciated. There were minor complaints about the lack of a volume dial and some frustration with inconsistent Android Auto connectivity.

Pros

  • 🔉 Excellent sound quality.
  • 📲 Compatible with phone's map, audio/Bluetooth, and Android Auto (USB required).
  • 🛠️ Easy to install.
  • 💪 Solid build and sleek looking.

Cons

  • 🔇 Lack of a classic volume dial.
  • 💻 Requires wired connection for Android Auto.
  • ❌ Can have issues with Android Auto connectivity in certain areas.

Should I Buy It?

If you prioritize good sound quality, sleek design, and don't mind a wired connection for Android Auto, this product is a worthy upgrade to consider. However, if dependable wireless Android Auto connectivity is crucial for you, it might be worth exploring other options.

    • Alpine Quality
This is my first touchscreen head unit and it is worlds more advanced than any head unit I've had before. This Alpine unit is simple to use and tweak to your liking. The screen is bright and easy to see during the day when its sunny outside and dims automatically at night. You can also adjust the brightness and dimness of the screen to your liking. Sound quality is first class and you know you are getting Alpine sound a build quality which will bring you years of quality use. All parts of this unit are very simple to use including the 9 band EQ, making or receiving calls, or navigating to a destination. Before buying this unit I compared it to the Kenwood DMX9706S which cost about $100 more (best I could find on internet). The Kenwood is obviously a great unit (I have Kenwood in my other automobile) but the Alpine just seemed easier to manipulate and manage due to its simple (iPhone - Like) feel. Of course the Alpine is compatible with both Android and Apple Car Play which is very nice for navigation, playing music, and making calls. When shopping for a new head unit I found most of the units were very comparable and do a lot of the same things (sort of like comparing smart phones) but I felt this Alpine head unit was the simplest to use and I felt ease of use is particularly important when you are installing it in an automobile. Also the price on it is better than the competition as I picked this one up for $279.00. It's a good buy on a great unit. Cannot go wrong with Alpine as the sound quality is definitely what you expect from Alpine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2019 by Sarah W.
    • Excellent for shallow installations!
Installed this in a 2009 Chrysler 300 where the opening behind the radio is too narrow for double-DIN head units that are more than about 4 inches deep. This unit is only about 2.5 inches deep and is loaded with features (except for a disc player). I really like that the display is large and the text is very easy to read. The touch screen works really well. Blue-tooth connectivity works great. Apple CarPlay works great. The switch from Bluetooth to CarPlay is automatic just by plugging/unplugging the cable. It will drop audio for 1 or 2 seconds during the switch. Cons: Stupid #$%&ing parking brake sense wire is required to access most of the settings including just switching between two bluetooth devices. It can't be bypassed by simply grounding the wire. It requires a smart bypass circuit with a timed relay. I bought the "MicroBypass Parking Brake Override" on Amazon after I found out I couldn't even access the settings without the parking brake being engaged. The built-in amplifier is only 16W x4 vs. the typical 22W x4. I imagine this is due to the much smaller space available inside the unit. It's still good enough for the factory speakers in my car, though. Update: Aug 22, 2019. After 3 months, I'm still liking this unit. Some things I've noticed since my initial review: I occasionally see a lag on the touchscreen when using CarPlay, but it's rare. Not sure if it's the phone or the unit. When switching between Bluetooth and CarPlay in the middle of a song, it's obvious that the Bluetooth and CarPlay audio go through some different audio processing (e.g. equalizer settings). CarPlay sounds a lot better. Again, not sure if this is something on the phone or the unit. There is a small window of time about 3 seconds after you turn the unit on but before the unit is fully booted up where if you plug in your iPhone, it won't be detected and so CarPlay won't be available. If it happens, the simple solution is to unplug the cable and plug it in again. Update Aug 10, 2020: Wanted to update that the custom equalizer settings don't seem to affect the Carplay or Bluetooth at all. This is kind of a let-down for me after changing out my speakers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2019 by Brianosaurus
    • Solid mid-range option
Installed this in a 2006 F-250. Quite happy with it, it has good sound quality even with old factory speakers, although I was mainly just looking for something to work with my phone's map and to receive the audio/Bluetooth. It has a sleek look and was well worth the time and effort. I self-installed this and it wasn't very difficult with the help of a couple YouTube videos. I have a few minor gripes that I can't blame the manufacturer for. One is that without a dial changing the volume is a little bit of a hassle. I like the look of the solid glass face, but it is a little annoying trying to tap the small volume up or down spots while driving, a classic knob is preferred, at least by me. Alpine also uses a security feature to ensure the car is in park with the parking brake on before accessing some settings. I totally understand this is a safety matter but for me I was unwilling to locate and tap into the brake wiring. Granted there are other options out there to bypass this which I HEAR work well...... Final gripe is that in order to use Android Auto you must have it connected via USB. It works really well when hooked up, but would be even more useful if it was a wireless connection. That whining aside, happy with the final result and it is a worthwhile upgrade and expense. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023 by Phil

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