Product Description
Pioneer AVIC-X930BT Double Din Text To Speech Navigation, 6.1” WVGA LCD Touch Screen Display, DVD / CD, MP3 / WMA / AAC Playback, Bluetooth Built-In, iPod/iPhone Audio Video Control With USB, Pandora Link.
| List Price: | $800.00 |
| Price: | $565.49 |
| as of Fri, 22 Feb 2013 08:04:07 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #15087 in Car Audio or Theater
- Brand: Pioneer
- Model: AVIC-X930BT
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.50" h x 13.30" w x 10.30" l, 6.34 pounds
Features
- Double-DIN AM/FM radio, DVD, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, VCD, MP3/WMA/AAC, JPEG, DivX, navigation receiver
- 2D/3D GPS navigation with maps of US, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, and Puerto Rico; spoken street names; lane guidance
- MOSFET 50 Watts x 4 peak power with three 2V RCA preamp outputs for system expansion
- 6.1-inch touchscreen display with widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio and WVGA (800x480) pixel resolution
- Features built-in Bluetooth, Pandora integration, direct iPod control, playback from USB and microSD, auxiliary input
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Pioneer's double-DIN AVIC-X930BT features built-in navigation with maps of the US, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Get there fast with spoken street names, lane guidance, and a wealth of GPS features, and stay in touch on the way with built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling. A 6.1-inch WVGA touch screen display is great for GPS and for navigating your entertainment, whether it's DVDs or CDs, your digital media from USB drives or microSD cards, or content from your iPhone. Speaking of iPhones, the AVIC-X930BT features enhanced integration with Pandora and Aha Radio apps, along with GPS features through the free AVIC FEEDS app.
Built-In GPS Navigation
Full-Featured Navigation System
With Tele Atlas maps of the US, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, and Puerto Rico, the AVIC-X930BT is ready to get you where you're going, complete with approximately 12 million points of interst to serve you along the way and text-to-speech directions with spoken street names. Enjoy 2D or 3D navigation, lane guidance to get you in the right lane for busy intersections, intelligent re-routing when you get off track, and plenty of other competitive GPS features.
Pioneer's "AVIC FEEDS" for iPhone
Pioneer now offers their AVIC FEEDS navigation for the iPhone, in the form of a free app. Search for points of interest, save the locations to your iPhone, then send them to the receiver for automatic routing. Enhance your navigation by leveraging your iPhone.
Driving Functions
Keep an eye on your carbon footprint and pocketbook with unique features from Pioneer such as the ECO Graphs function, which estimates your feul mileage, compares it with your average mileage in the past, and displays the results on a graph.
Outsmart Traffic
Add Pioneer's ND-TMC10 traffic tuner and you'll be able to check real-time traffic in order to avoid congestion. When traffic issues are detected, the system will offer up an alternate route.
Connectivity and Versatility
Built-In Bluetooth
The AVIC-X930BT allows safe, simple, hands-free calling and receiving with most Bluetooth wireless-enabled cell phones. Just touch the cell phone icon in the receiver display for direct access to the Bluetooth display. Special symbols will light up when a Bluetooth connection is established, and pairing is is easy and automatic. 10-key dialing via touchscreen is also now included on Pioneer Bluetooth receivers.
Versatile Media Playback
Play back your favorite CDs and DVDs, along with various digital files: MP3/WMA/AAC audio, DivX/DVD/VCD video, and JPEG images.
USB Port/microSD Card Slot
Connect a USB thumb drive loaded with files, and enjoy playback of files from your digital library. Or do the same with a microSD Card, for an even more portable option.
iPod Direct Control
Connect your iPod/iPhone and enjoy music directly from your device, with complete control of unit functions right from the receiver. If you'd prefer, switch over to "application mode" to control from the iPod/iPhone itself.
Pandora Integration and Aha Radio Mobile
Fans of the Internet music service Pandora, rejoice! The AVIC-X930BT, thanks to Pioneer's new Pandora Ready feature, can give you direct control of Pandora through your iPhone. Launch Pandora on your connected iPhone, and you'll be able to experience Pandora through your receiver, complete with bookmarking and thumbs up/down buttons.
You can also grab the Aha Radio Mobile App for on-demand, personalized radio. Check traffic conditions, listen to Facebook/Twitter updates, enjoy podcasts, search for restaurants indexed on Yelp, and more.
Audio/Video Performance
Dual-Zone Audio/Video
This receiver allows rear seat passengers to enjoy DVD or CD content via additional rear screens and headphones, even while the front passenger and driver operate navigation or listen to audio from other sources simultaneously.
Advanced Sound Retreiver
Hear the detail, warmth, and clarity that the artist originally wanted you to hear from compressed MP3, WMA and AAC files stored on disc, USB device, iPod/iPhone, and portable media players. Pioneer's Advanced Sound Retriever technology restores data (especially high-frequency data) that tends to get lost in the digital compression process.
Seven-Band EQ
With Pioneer's seven-band graphic equalizer, you can customize the equalization levels to best match the acoustics of your car.
MOSFET Amplification
The AVIC-X930BT cranks out 4 channels of 50 Watts with efficient MOSFET amplification, and offers three 2V RCA preamp outputs for growing your system.
Room to Grow
The AVIC-X930BT is definitely feature-packed, but that doesn't mean you won't want more. Add a traffic tuner or build your audio system as mentioned above, along with satellite radio, HD radio, or a rear-view camera in a snap. Start out big, go bigger.
What's in the Box
Pioneer AVIC-X930BT Receiver, Wiring Harness, USB/AV Cable, GPS Antenna, Microphone/Visor Clip, Installation Hardware, Documentation
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
101 of 105 people found the following review helpful.
By TomK1
I installed this in a car recently, and while its easy to be impressed with with what Pioneer has done in terms of interface, and look, the things they left out and what they want to charge extra for leave you scratching your head.
First of all, the screen is tremendous. It looks beautiful, it has nice touches, even to the point that when you turn your lights on, not only does the map turn dark, it puts stars in the sky of the map in 3-D view. As someone else previously mentioned, the iPod interface is superior. Just spectacular in terms of presentation, and ability to choose songs, artists, playlists, etc.
The functionality of the UI is rich and deep. The core of it was clearly designed by experts. But the details of this unit really let you down. Everything beyond base functionality is an option and a costly one at that. For example, HD Radio is an almost $100 dollar option. iPod? Yep, they deliberately crippled the unit so you need to pay $50 for a special cable (maddeningly, the iPod can be controlled with a generic ipod Cable, but no sound comes out unless you spring for the cable). Traffic information? Yep, you guessed it, another expensive option. This is not an inexpensive unit, most of this should be built in for the price.
The Bluetooth pairing process is the most unintuitive I've seen in any piece of electronics. But my biggest complaint is that for some reason, if you are moving, much of the options, including the ability to input a new destination disappear. I've heard of some older Ford and GM doing this, but every factory navigation unit made within the past 5 years doesn't limit this functionality (and yes, I've heard there are bypasses, but why should you have to bypass to get to functionality that is available in the stock head unit?).
The navigation is well designed for these types of head units. It gives you a fair amount of options, lets you import & edit POI's. It's not feature rich, but what it does have is good, solid fundamentals, and its directions in general are no worse than a Garmin's or other stand-along GPS.
The ECO system is gimmicky. If you like it, great, otherwise, you'll never really use it. The anti-theft feature is that 3 buttons on the lower left come off. I don't think it has any special circuitry and it appears likely the buttons can get lost. They do give you a screw to attach it more-or-less permanently.
My pro/con list:
PROS:
1) Beautiful screen
2) Well thought-out interface
3) Intuitive iPod controls
4) Bluetooth audio built-in
5) Good sound
6) Customizable
CONS:
1) Nav system that makes you pull over to add a new destination. Even if you have a passenger in the car.
2) Much of the options should be built in
3) I have to buy a special iPod cable?
4) Time zone must be set manually. This is so ridiculous that I called Pioneer to verify
5) The anti-theft feature seems silly. I don't think it will prevent any thefts
6) Frustrating BT pairing process
28 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
By H. Krishnasubramani
**UPDATE*7/24/12*
My CD/DVD player does not work anymore. Too bad for me I rarely use it and decided in April to start using my stash of DVD-Audio Discs. Turns out that the DVD player is not working, Called Pioneer-They will charge $230 flat fee, does not matter if the parts are less expensive than that or more, it is a flat fee. I decided to check it out at a local reputed repair shop and they said $325 with main board electronics and hardware problematic. Did not come to expect this of a Pioneer product. Its too much to spend on a device that is now selling for ~650.
I had this installed in my 2011 Subaru WRX a week ago and have great things to say about it. There are endless good things about this nav unit. However, here is how I break it down.
1.One of the best ones is the mat finish display that does not hinder with the sun's glare.
2.The customizable home screen shortcuts is awesome and gives you a smartphone feel to you.
3.iPod interface and song/artist/album/album art display is brilliant. It is quite pleasing to the eye and readily readable.
4. Navigation has newest graphics and a host of information on the screen (also a borderline negative coz it is too many options on screen that can be turned off too).
5. POI search is not the most intuitive coming from an Acura owner, but one can get used to it.
6. Contacts syncing from your Bluetooth connected phone every time it is paired is a great feature, the contact list updated in the pioneer memory from any changes made on the phone.
7. A2DP profile for streaming Bluetooth music works well too, but with my BB it take a few steps, I have not tried with another phone.
8. I also tried to play music from the micro sd card which is a nice touch and plays well.
9. There are so many features in this car I have not tried after all this.
I have also not tried the Pandora or aha yet, sadly I am a Blackberry user and am hoping Pioneer will release updates to support this. I also have not tried to play Video from my iPod or DVD, which it supports.
Cons:
1. Way too customizable for an ordinary user, but one does not get this unit unless you want the level of customization and aftermarket creativity.
2. Does not support voice commands, I don't know why they did away from that since the earlier model had it. This means you have to either dial from the phone directly or use the dial pad / contacts on the screen, but its not difficult to do either at all.
3. Pioneer does not allow you to use your iPod cable to play music through USB, you have to purchase the additional iPod cable (http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-CD-IU50V-Interface-Cable-iPhone/dp/B001TINUF4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1303164116&sr=8-1) that I paid $50 to buy from the installer. This is pretty lame, since the album art and song infor showed up, but no audio, they include a 3.5 mm pin for the audio alone.
4. Still not very pleased with the FM response compared to my Acura, but this is 1000 times better than my Subaru stock stereo's FM.
5. The mute level can be customized so it can be reduced by 10db or 20db or full mute. Funny enough that I get to choose this for Tel only or both Navi Guidance and Tel but and not separately. I like it to be full muted for calls and some music can play with guidance since it takes a while for the guidance to complete (distance/lane/highway #/direction) and don't want to have no music at that time. The other day I received a call and the caller could hear my music since it muted down only 10db. So I changed it to mute all, and both navi guidance and tel are muted down entirely. Finally I now have it to reduce by 20db for all, so now while on a call, I could have been listening to music at a reasonable volume and it muted down by 20db.
Overall, great unit, good value for the money you pay, and is firmware upgradable through micro-sd slot (should Pioneer release Blackberry compatibility ;-D)
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By T. Smith
It's an amazing deck hands down! I had the older unit avic-f900bt this one, one-ups that one its a really amazing deck w/ a really nice interface. My wife isin't too tech saavy and she picked it up pretty fast. Pioneer always has great sound quality so that goes w/o saying. Also I like that they extended the usb cord its really long, I have it ran in my glove box where the ipod hookup is. The bluetooth works seamless w/ my iphone4 pairs up and plays audio and makes calls perfectly. This is hands down the best navigation unit i've owned. I posted pitcures up on the review above
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