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Kenwood DNX5180
$949.00
Released March, 2011
The Pros:GPS gives reliable directions, can be counted on to get you where you're going. IPod integration is great, provides a nice interface. Large and clear display that's not too hard to see during the day.
The Cons:No expansion option for adding Bluetooth. Map updates aren't supported on this unit. Touchscreen is slow to respond, sometimes need to hit something a few times.
The Kenwood DNX5180 is an in-car multimedia DVD receiver with navigation device. This device has a Garmin GPS system built-in while providing entertainment through its DVD player, AM/FM tuner, or your own audio devices such as iPod or MP3 players.
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This DNX5180 unit comes with preloaded NAVTEQ maps of the United States and Canada and NAVTEQ Traffic for some metropolitan areas (lifetime subscription included). The 6.1" WVGA touchscreen controls different viewing options, including split-screen A/V control, and includes 3 user-selectable GUI (graphical user interfaces). Use the USB port to connect an iPod, iPhone or other media device, and coupled with the Slide Touch function navigating through stored media is straight-forward. This GPS/Multimedia device also comes with Pandora connectivity which allows you to create radio stations based upon favourite genres of music. This Kenwood DNX5180 is in the lower end of the DNX range, with the 6180 featuring built-in Bluetooth functions and more advanced models including Bluetooth and rear view camera touch control.
Features
- Garmin GPS Navigation System
- 6.1" WVGA Touchscreen
- Preloaded NAVTEQ maps
- AM/FM tuner
- Pandora internet radio connectivity
- 3 user-selectable GUI (graphical user interfaces)
- USB port
- Split-screen A/V control
- DVD player
- Slide Touch function for iPods
- Built-in internal amplifier (22 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels)
- Dimensions: 182 x 112 x 159.3mm (7.2" x 4.6" x 6.4")
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Pros & Cons
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GPS gives reliable directions, can be counted on to get you where you're going
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iPod integration is great, provides a nice interface
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large and clear display that's not too hard to see during the day
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no expansion option for adding Bluetooth
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map updates aren't supported on this unit
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touchscreen is slow to respond, sometimes need to hit something a few times
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unit locks up for 3-5 seconds while it loads album art
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